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In Vivo Validation Services

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This subcontract for In Vivo Validation Services supports NIH National Cancer Institute projects by providing biological validation of technology using vertebrate animal models. The scope of work includes conducting in vivo studies, animal handling, dosing, and monitoring biological responses, culminating in a validation report featuring quantitative performance data. To ensure compliance with NIH Section 8.7, the provider must utilize AAALAC-accredited animal facilities and obtain all necessary IACUC approvals. The opportunity is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 541715, specifically targeting firms with fewer than 500 employees in accordance with SBIR/STTR mandates. Interested parties must submit their responses by September 21, 2026, for this Department of Health and Human Services initiative.

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Small business subcontract for NIH in vivo validation services due September 21, 2026.

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Department of Health and Human Services → NIHView Agency

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541715 - Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)View NAICS

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Documents

This scope was carved out of 75N98026R00109.

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Development of devices, diagnostic technologies, or digital health tools for treatment, detection, and diagnosis of Pediatric Cancers and/or Rare Cancers.

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Performs biological validation of technology using vertebrate animal models for prime contractors on NIH National Cancer Institute projects. Conducts in vivo studies, animal handling, dosing, and monitoring of biological responses. Requires AAALAC-accredited animal facilities and IACUC approvals per NIH Section 8.7. Delivers a validation report with quantitative performance data.

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