ALTERNATIVE ACQUISITION
LEADING THE WAY
OTA agreements issued through MTEC allowed RoosterBio Inc. to enter into collaborative efforts with the U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research and others to produce the assays and large-scale bioreactor system designed to deliver clinic-ready mesenchymal stem cells derived from human bone marrow. (Photo by RoosterBio Inc.)
priorities and capabilities to ensure the success of their products into the commer- cial arena and provide or support good health and wellness to the warfighter,” Langdon said.
CONCLUSION That is, of course, the ultimate focal point—the sustained health and resil- ience of the warfighter. For USAMRDC, the future of contracting is a constant and consistent opportunity to benefit DOD as a whole—a future informed by previ- ous success and the potential for greater accomplishments in the coming years.
“I think the opportunity for us—because we all tailor to what is needed with our programs—is to think about how we can
get solutions to the field faster,” said Rosar- ius. “Don’t get hung up in all the ways we used to do business, think about the ways we can do business better.”
For more information about USAMRDC go to
https://mrdc.amedd.army.mil/. For more information about MTEC go to
https://www.mtec-sc.org/.
RAMIN A. KHALILI is a writer with USAMRDC’s Public Affairs Office. Before assuming his current role, he spent five years as the knowledge manager for USAMRDC’s Combat Casualty Care Research Program. During his previous work as a broadcast journalist, he earned an Associated Press Award for his work in Phoenix before
serving as chief NASA correspondent for CBS in Orlando, Florida. He holds a B.A. in communications from Penn State University.
SALLY ROBEY is the Medical Technol- ogy Support Center program analyst for the USAMRDC OTA with MTEC. Previously, she spent five years as business development analyst in MRDC’s Outreach and Part- nerships Office, where she identified and facilitated opportunities to promote the command’s research programs, points of entry and engagement processes. Her experi- ence extends to private industry, for-profit, nonprofit and government clients support- ing public-private partnerships. She received her B.S. in business administration, strate- gic management, from Towson University.
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