U.S. DOT SBIR Phase II Proposal Instructions
U.S. DOT SBIR Phase II Proposal Instructions
General
FY 2018 Solicitation Synopsis
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT), Office of the Assistant Secretary for Research and Technology, John A. Volpe National Transportation Systems Center (Volpe Center), intends to issue its Fiscal Year (FY) 2018 Phase I solicitation pursuant to the Small Business Innovation Research (...
Rethinking the Human-Autonomy Architecture
With automation appearing more and more across daily life—including in air and ground travel—tasks we think of as belonging to humans may soon be taken over by computers, and there could be consequences that haven’t yet been imagined, said Amy Pritchett, professor and head of the Department of...
Appendix C: Cost & Pricing Proposal, U.S. DOT SBIR Phase II
Appendix C: Cost and Pricing Template U.S. DOT SBIR Phase II developed to facilitate small business proposal preparation and acquisitions review.
Appendix C: Cost Proposal Instructions, U.S. DOT SBIR Phase II
U.S. DOT SBIR Phase II Appendix C: Cost Proposal Instructions
How to Apply for SBIR Funding
General instructions for submitting a proposal when there is an open U.S. DOT Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) solicitation.Autonomy for Humans in the 21st Century City
Jeffrey Schnapp kicked off Volpe’s new speaker series, The Ongoing Transformation of the Global Transportation System, with his human-centric vision for the autonomous vehicle revolution.
Real-Time Solar Powered Traffic Data Network
With the support of the U.S. DOT SBIR program, the Federal Highway Administration, and the National Park Service, Intelligent Automation, Inc. developed, tested, and deployed a low-profile, multi-sensor, low power-consumption, light-weight, and visually unobtrusive tool that takes advantage...
Reducing Aviation Noise, Advancing the Aviation Enterprise
Earlier this year, the National Academy of Engineering, the Institute of Noise Control Engineering, the Federal Aviation Administration, and NASA convened a workshop on aviation noise that included leaders from government, academia, and aviation industry groups. Experts at the workshop agreed that...Michael Osakowicz
Michael Osakowicz joined the Volpe Center in 2007.