DRIVe EZ-BAA Plus Phase (Advanced Development)
Funds United States health-security projects transitioning into advanced development after initial defense innovation stages.
The BARDA DRIVe Easy BAA Plus Phase is the advanced-development tier of the EZ-BAA mechanism, providing multi-year contracts up to $20 million for health-security innovations that have demonstrated feasibility. DRIVe designed the Plus Phase as the natural successor to EZ-BAA Standard awards, enabling companies that have de-risked their technology through a prior Standard contract โ or through equiโฆ
Advanced development of health-security innovations: late-stage clinical, manufacturing scale-up, regulatory work, real-world validation. Specific AOIs are published when funded.
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