The Department of the Army, U.S. Army Medical Research and Development Command (USAMRDC) – Office of the Principal Assistant for Research & Technology (OPART), has a requirement for analytical services in the areas of research portfolio management, financial management, and information management.

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• Research, Development, Acquisition (RDA) Analyses to OPART: Design and conduct insightful analyses of technologies; research plans, funding and activities; requirements; business processes or systems; policies; organizational structures; and other business data, such as personnel or manpower information, as they relate to the medical Science and Technology (S&T) program.
• Meeting & Conference Support: Provide technical, administrative, and logistical support to enable effective meetings and conferences in support of OPART requirements. Plan, organize, conduct, and document meetings and conferences ranging from small Integrated Product Teams (IPTs), working groups, and committees, to larger workshops or symposia.
• Portfolio & Project Management (PPM) Support: Provide portfolio and project management support, including technical and administrative assistance, analysis, and data visualization to facilitate the work of OPART staff and/or other USAMRDC organizations, Command-affiliated DoD and interagency committees (e.g., the Biomedical Community of Interest), and working groups.
• Subject Matter Expertise (SMEs): Provide access to scientific, medical, technical, regulatory, business management, and organizational subject matter experts (SMEs), on an as-needed basis, who understand and can assess, critique, summarize, and make recommendations on matters relating to the medical research program and relevant issues in science, technology, and engineering, supporting business processes, laboratory infrastructure, core competencies, command capabilities, and workforce. This includes providing training outputs which will typically be in the form of a report and/or briefings.
• Combat Casualty Care Research Program (CCCRP) Scientific / Portfolio Management support: Provide planning, program management, and budget oversight of the Army and Defense Health Program Investment in casualty care and trauma research in order to lead the advancement of military medicine in these areas. CCCRP research portfolios must demonstrate research accomplishment in a field directly related to injury physiology. Specialized areas of program management include Directed Energy Health Effects, Combined Injury/Radiation Health, En Route Care, Autonomous Care and Evacuation/Medical Assist Support Technologies, Battlefield Resuscitation for Immediate Stabilization of Combat Casualties (BRISCC), and Prolonged Care (PC).
• Surge Support Services: Provide Surge resources in each of the objectives described above, based on the evolving needs of the USAMRDC mission. Surge positions shall be considered temporary, and above the normal baseline support typically required.