Partnering for Success: Academia
Through NCI’s Advanced Technology Partnership Initiative and the federal Work for Others program, SAIC-Frederick forms effective partnerships with academic institutions worldwide to accelerate the pace of cancer and AIDS research.
If You are with an Academic Institution
SAIC-Frederick offers business opportunities and resources through public–private partnerships and through a Work for Others (WFO) program that offers specialized expertise and technologies on a fee-for-service basis.
The NCI’s Advanced Technology Partnerships Initiative (ATPI) is designed to accelerate the delivery of new products to cancer patients, using a novel business/research model, advanced technologies, and effective public–private partnerships.
Under our Work for Others program, SAIC-Frederick can provide highly specialized or unique technical expertise, services, and facilities to private industry, state governments, local governments, colleges, universities, nonprofit, not-for-profit, foreign companies, and foreign governments.
These unique services and technologies are available by way of a bilateral contract with SAIC-Frederick, under which SAIC-Frederick will perform a defined scope of work in return for payment.
To assure compliance with applicable laws, regulations, policies, and directives, SAIC-Frederick has prescribed the terms and conditions under which the work can be performed.
Available technologies include those for genomics, proteomics, imaging, nanotechnology, mouse models, high-throughput screening, biospecimen repositories, high-performance computing and bioinformatics, biopharmaceutical development, current Good Manufacturing Practices manufacturing, associated quality assurance capabilities, and regulatory affairs programs that support Investigational New Drug (IND) applications.
To initiate a WFO, submit a letter to SAIC-Frederick
- Requesting the services or materials;
- Identifying the capabilities or special expertise of SAIC-Frederick that are not available in the domestic private sector, stating how this was determined, and attesting that SAIC-Frederick will not be in competition with the domestic private or nonfederal sector as a result of providing the services or materials;
- Requesting to incrementally fund the agreement, if applicable;
- Enclosing the completed and signed Description of Work Questionnaire.
Click here for more details on submitting an application under the WFO program.
Contact Us
SAIC-Frederick, Inc.
National Cancer Institute
at Frederick
1050 Boyles Street / P.O. Box B
Frederick, MD 21702
(301) 846-1000