Partnering for Success: Corporate

If You're with a Business or Corporation

SAIC-Frederick offers business opportunities and resources through public–private partnerships, through direct subcontracting, and through a Work for Others program where specialized expertise and technologies are available 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.

SAIC-Frederick provides acquisition services for NCI-Frederick and has experienced first-hand how many small businesses can deliver the required product or service on time, in the right quantity, and at a fair and reasonable price. All contracts for the purchase or lease of goods, services, or construction are awarded through competitive bidding or negotiation, or through other processes established by Federal Acquisition Regulation. SAIC-Frederick provides fair and equal treatment to all persons involved in procurement.

Under our Work for Others program, SAIC-Frederick can provide highly specialized, technical expertise, services, and facilities to private industry, state governments, local governments, colleges, universities, nonprofit, not-for-profit, foreign companies, and foreign governments.

These services and technologies are available through 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

1. Requesting the services or materials;
2. 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;
3. Requesting to incrementally fund the agreement, if applicable;
4. Enclosing the completed and signed Description of Work Questionnaire.

Click here for more details on submitting an application under the WFO program.