MultiTopic RPP Announcement

Announcement for Request for Project Proposals – MTEC-26-04-MultiTopic Number W81XWH-15-9-0001

Solicitation Number: MTEC-26-04-MultiTopic
“Fiscal Year 2026 Multi-Topic Request for Project Proposals” The Medical Technology Enterprise Consortium (MTEC) is excited to post this summary announcement for a Request for Project Proposals (RPP) soliciting a broad range of medical prototype technological and knowledge solutions related to the Focus Areas of Interest (also called “Focus Area(s)”) listed below. Proposed solutions may include medical techniques, knowledge products, and materiel (e.g., medical devices, drugs, and biologics). Military relevance is a key feature of this RPP. Awards resulting from this RPP are expected to be made under the authority of 10 U.S.C. § 4022 (Authority of the Department of Defense to carry out certain prototype projects).
As stated at the end of this announcement, the full RPP is posted to the MTEC website (https://mtecsc.org/); this notice is intended only to notify interested parties of the available solicitation.

BACKGROUND:

Current wartime operations assume that the United States and our allies will maintain air, land, maritime, space and cyber superiority. Future conflicts against peer and near-peer adversaries are expected to be layered stand-offs and fought across multiple domains. Mission success will be determined by our ability to compete to expand the competitive space, penetrate both strategically and operationally, disintegrate enemy’s defenses, exploit enemy weaknesses, and re-compete to consolidate gains. Medical capabilities play a critical role in each aspect of the future battlespace and must modernize rapidly to maintain Force readiness and increase soldier lethality.

FOCUS AREAS:

To meet the intent of the RPP, each Enhanced White Paper proposal SHALL specifically address ONLY ONE Focus Area described below. Offerors are not limited to a single Enhanced White Paper proposal submission. Projects that fail to align with only one of these Focus Areas may not be considered for funding. The following Focus Areas of Interest are not listed in order of importance; the detailed requirements for each are described in the full version of the Request for Project Proposals. •

Focus Area 1: Policies and practices for cross-cutting prevention – the aim of this focus area is to develop and evaluate non-training interventions/activities that address risk and protective factors for harmful behaviors. Priority risk/protective factors to address include: morale, fairness, worklife balance, passive leadership, toxic leadership, and workplace hostility.