Guide to Unsolicited Proposals

Preface

The federal government provides a formalized method for receiving, evaluating, and funding those unsolicited proposals that offer to the government a new and innovative idea developed outside the normal federal research and development processes.

This three-part Guide establishes ONDCP procedures for the control, receipt, evaluation, and disposition of unsolicited proposals. Part 1 promotes preliminary discussions. Part 2 instructs the offeror how to prepare an unsolicited proposal. And, Part 3 describes the ONDCP evaluation process.

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The Office of National Drug Control Policy publishes these guidelines in accordance with the Guidelines for Ensuring and Maximizing the Quality, Objectivity, Utility, and Integrity of Information Disseminated by Federal Agencies (Government-wide guidelines) published in interim final form by OMB in the Federal Register in Volume 66, No. 189 at 49718 on Friday, September 28, 2001, and in final form in Volume 2, No. 67 at 8452 on February 22, 2002.

Guide to Unsolicited Proposals

ONDCP strongly encourages potential offerors to participate in the preliminary process before expending time or money preparing an Unsolicited Proposal.

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