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air force04- under secretaryof defensefor acquisition（空气force04下为收购原）

Air Force SBIR 04.1 Proposal Submission Instructions The Air Force Research Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, is responsible for the implementation and management of the Air Force SBIR Program. The Air Force Program Manager is Mr. Steve Guilfoos, 1-800-222-0336. For general inquires or problems with the electronic submission, contact the DoD Help Desk at 1-866-724-7457 (1-866-SBIRHLP) (8am to 5pm EST). For technical questions about the topic during the pre-solicitation period (1 Oct through 30 Nov 03 ), contact the Topic Authors listed for each topic on the website. For information on obtaining answers to your technical questions during the formal solicitation period (1 Dec 03 through 15 Jan 04), go to /sadbu/sbir/solicitations/sitis.htm. The Air Force SBIR Program is a mission-oriented program that integrates the needs and requirements of the Air Force through RD topics that have military and commercial potential. Information can be found at the following website: /sbir/index.htm. PHASE I PROPOSAL SUBMISSION: Read the DoD program solicitation at /solicitation for detailed instructions on proposal format and program requirements. When you prepare your proposal, keep in mind that Phase I should address the feasibility of a solution to the topic. For the Air Force, the contract period of performance for Phase I shall be nine (9) months, and the award shall not exceed $100,000. We will accept only one cost proposal per topic proposal and it must address the entire nine-month contract period of performance. The Phase I award winners must accomplish the majority of their primary research during the first six months of the contract. This six month effort alone, based upon the evaluation of the technical results as reported in the interim report(s) and reviewed by the Air Force Technical point of contact utilizing the criteria in section 4.3, will be the baseline for determination on whether the Air Force will request a Phase II propos