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2025 HERO Appendix A: NASA Human Research Program Omnibus Opportunity

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This contract pertains to the 2025 Human Research Program (HRP) Omnibus Opportunity issued by NASA's Space Operations Mission Directorate. It outlines the requirements and guidelines for submitting proposals through the NSPIRES system in response to solicitation number NNJ25ZSA001N-OMNIBUS. The proposals must include a clear, anonymized summary understandable to a general audience and suitable for public release if selected. Anonymization is critical to ensure impartial review and adherence to confidentiality rules. Investigators must actively confirm their participation in the NSPIRES system, with specific roles assigned according to their funding status and involvement, distinguishing between paid team members, collaborators, and critical partners. Budget submissions are required at Step-2 and must detail costs, including those for NASA civil servant team members, with accurate full-time equivalent involvement and associated expenses entered into the designated budget categories. Indirect fees are not applicable to civil servant costs. Additionally, proposals must respond to program-specific questions, some requiring anonymized answers. Strict compliance with formatting, anonymization, and submission instructions is emphasized to avoid rejection. The contracting agency is a federal entity, NASA, and the proposals are for research activities aligned with the Human Research Program priorities. The solicitation was posted on November 1, 2024, and further details and submission guidelines can be accessed through the NSPIRES website link provided.

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NASA's 2025 HRP contract requires anonymized proposals, budget details, and adherence to submission guidelines.

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National Aeronautics And Space Administration → Space Operations Mission DirectorateView Agency

NAICS

927110 - Space Research and TechnologyView NAICS

Place of Performance

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Documents

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2025+HERO+Pre-Proposers+Briefing+A_ALL.pdf

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NASA+FY+2025+HERO+NOFO+updated+2025-03-24.pdf

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FAQ-OMNIBUS+-+021425.pdf

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2025+HERO+-+Appendix+A+-+Amendment_2.pdf

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Pre-Proposers_Conference.pdf

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2025+HERO+-+Appendix+A+-+Amendment_1.pdf

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2025+HERO+-+Appendix+A+-+OMNIBUS+amended+2025-03-24.pdf

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2025+HERO+-+DAPR+Guidelines.pdf

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2025+HERO+-+Appendix+A+-+Amendment_3.pdf

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Pre-Proposers_Conference_Questions_and_Answers_FINAL.pdf

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AgencyNational Aeronautics And Space Administration → Space Operations Mission Directorate
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OfficeUSA
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Summary The proposal summary should be between 100 and 300 words (4000 characters maximum) and understandable by a non-scientific reader. The NSPIRES The Proposal Summary must be suitable for release through a publicly accessible archive should the proposal be selected. The Proposal Summary must be written in an anonymized format that does not explicitly identify the names of the team members or their institutions. Table 1 and the NASA GCAM outline the NSPIRES Cover Page Requirements. Failure to meet DAPR anonymization requirements as described in this document and the accompanying documents on the NSPIRES page for this NOFO or its appendices may result in the HRP rejecting the proposal without review. Business Data See Editing Proposal Business Data on NSPIRES for guidance completing this section. Proposal Team All investigators must indicate participation via NSPIRES. If any team member doesn't confirm their participation, the AOR will receive an error that prevents submission. Paid team members may not be collaborators, they must be given a role permitted to receive funds, such as Co-I. A critical partner with a sustained, continuing role is a Co-I, not a collaborator, even if unpaid. Project Summary Project Summary (abstract) must be in the 4000-character text box in the NSPIRES cover pages, not the Scientific/Technical section of the proposal. It must be written in an anonymized format that does not explicitly identify the names of the team members or their institutions and must be suitable for public release if selected. Budget Step-2 only. Budgets should not be included with Proposers are required to provide expanded budgets as needed (e.g., for subcontracts) as part of their Proposal Budget section (see Table 3 below and the NASA GCAM). For proposals that include NASA civil servant team members: Proposers are required to enter the NASA civil servant team member and fraction of full-time equivalent (FTE) involvement in the same
D Application Contents and Format FY 2025 HRP HERO NOFO Back to the Top Page 10

the Step-1 proposal. field under the Item column in section F “Other Direct Costs” of the online budget for Step-2 proposals. The funds requested should be entered as the Total Requested Funds for the NASA civil servant, including salary, fringe, materials, travel, etc. (a FAQ with additional budget instructions will be posted on NSPIRES alongside this NOFO). The budget entry should be made for each year of NASA civil servant involvement and is in addition to the agency identification under the team member section and the NASA civil servant FTE designation under the business data section. Indirect fees should not be charged for NASA Civil Servant costs. Program Specific Questions There are program specific data questions that must be answered. Please pay attention to which questions require anonymized answers. Submis

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