75N91024C00073
Definitive Contract
Overview
Government Description
SBIR PHASE II, TOPIC 431: AUTOMATIC TREATMENT PLANNING OF CERVICAL CANCER HIGH-DOSE RATE BRACHYTHERPAY FOR LOW-RESOURCE SETTINGS.
Awardee
Awarding / Funding Agency
Place of Performance
Austin, TX 78726 United States
Pricing
Fixed Price
Set Aside
Small Business Set Aside - Total (SBA)
Extent Competed
Full And Open Competition After Exclusion Of Sources
Related Opportunity
BAA 75N91023R00044
Veloxai was awarded
Definitive Contract 75N91024C00073 (75N910-24-C-00073)
worth up to $2,000,000
by National Cancer Institute
in September 2024.
The contract
has a duration of 2 years and
was awarded
with a Small Business Total set aside
with
NAICS 541715 and
PSC AN12
via direct negotiation acquisition procedures with 3 bids received.
SBIR Details
Research Type
Small Business Innovation Research Program (SBIR) Phase II
Title
SBIR PHASE II, TOPIC 431: AUTOMATIC TREATMENT PLANNING OF CERVICAL CANCER HIGH-DOSE RATE BRACHYTHERPAY FOR LOW-RESOURCE SETTINGS.
Abstract
Cervical cancer is a major disease globally and 85% of the cancer burden occurs in low- and middle-income countries. Standard of care is external-beam radiotherapy with high dose-rate brachytherapy (HDRBT). Adding brachytherapy to the treatment course improves overall survival by 12% and reduces local recurrence. However, brachytherapy in low-resource settings often do not have adequate human expertise to perform the complicated treatment planning process, limiting its wide-spread use and significantly affecting treatment outcomes. Aiming at solving this problem, VeloxAI will continue the Phase-I project for continued research and development towards commercialization of AutoBrachy, the world first software system to realize fully automatic treatment planning of cervical cancer HDRBT. We will pursue three specific aims: 1) continue to improve the robustness and applicability of the AutoBrachy algorithms for multi-instituion and multi-vendor settings; 2) continue to improve the software usability with a focus on low-resource settings; and 3) perform robust clinical validation study at multiple institutions. The innovation of our project is that it enhances HDRBT of cervical cancer in low-resource settings by utilizing novel computational approaches. Deliverability towards successful commercialization is ensured by extensive research and development in Phase I and continued partnership with complementary expertise and resources.
Research Objective
The goal of phase II is to continue the R&D efforts initiated in Phase I. Funding is based on the results achieved in Phase I and the scientific and technical merit and commercial potential of the project proposed in Phase II.
Topic Code
431
Agency Tracking Number
75N91024C00073-0-9999-0
Solicitation Number
75N91023R00044
Contact
Status
(Open)
Last Modified 3/11/25
Period of Performance
9/4/24
Start Date
9/3/26
Current End Date
9/3/26
Potential End Date
Obligations
$2.0M
Total Obligated
$2.0M
Current Award
$2.0M
Potential Award
Award Hierarchy
Definitive Contract
75N91024C00073
Subcontracts
Activity Timeline
Labor Services Billing
Annual labor billing rates and FTE reported for 75N91024C00073
Year | Services Invoiced | Hours | FTE | Blended Rate |
---|---|---|---|---|
2024 | $200,000 | 460.0 | 0.2 | $434.78 |
Transaction History
Modifications to 75N91024C00073
People
Suggested agency contacts for 75N91024C00073
Competition
Number of Bidders
3
Solicitation Procedures
Negotiated Proposal/Quote
Evaluated Preference
None
Commercial Item Acquisition
Commercial Item Procedures Not Used
Simplified Procedures for Commercial Items
No
Other Categorizations
Subcontracting Plan
Plan Not Required
Cost Accounting Standards
Exempt
Business Size Determination
Small Business
Awardee UEI
L267GZS3JE28
Awardee CAGE
8DMU1
Agency Detail
Awarding Office
75N910 NIH NCI
Funding Office
75N910
Created By
hhslcastroperigo
Last Modified By
hhslcastroperigo
Approved By
hhslcastroperigo
Legislative
Legislative Mandates
None Applicable
Performance District
TX-10
Senators
John Cornyn
Ted Cruz
Ted Cruz
Representative
Michael McCaul
Modified: 3/11/25