FDA BAA Regulatory Science
Funds regulatory science work that strengthens product evaluation and post-market health monitoring.
The FDA Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) for Advanced Research and Development of Regulatory Science is a competitive procurement contracting mechanism, not a grant, administered by the FDA's Office of Regulatory and Emerging Science (ORES) since 2012. It funds extramural research across three regulatory science framework areas: modernizing development and evaluation of FDA-regulated products, stre…
Extramural regulatory science research across three FDA framework areas: modernizing product evaluation, strengthening post-market surveillance, and improving public health preparedness.
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