Target and countermeasure programs

Coronavirus Response. Federal Initiatives. Other Investment Areas. Who We Are. Request A Meeting. Last Updated: January 07, Funding Opportunities based on the Product Stage. Learn More or Apply. Let's Work Together to Develop Vaccines! The Chemical MCM program focuses on treating the injury rather than the chemical threat and repurposing of approved and late stage drugs. Learn More. Chemical Medical Countermeasures. The Thermal Burn MCM program seeks to mitigate treatment bottlenecks for burn and blast injuries, transform current standard of care with adoptable MCMs, and build national preparedness.

Thermal Burn Medical Countermeasures. The Antivirals and Antitoxins Program develops and maintains safe and effective therapeutics for botulism, smallpox, and viral hemorrhagic fevers. The Vaccines Program supports development and manufacturing of vaccines to protect against smallpox, anthrax, viral hemorrhagic fevers, and Multi-Drug Resistant MDR threats.

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Decontamination Guidance for Chemical Incidents. Website Refresh - www. This record of successes includes recent innovations for air-launching targets and launching targets from the Missile Defense Agency's sea-based mobile launch platform as well as ground launch.

Target quality, reliability, and affordability have become key initiatives as the complexity and pace of missile defense testing increases. The Missile Defense Agency developed and is executing new acquisition strategies that incorporate these initiatives.

The inventory-based strategy includes procuring targets against performance specifications, increasing Mission Assurance requirements, and purchasing key components in buys. These strategies incorporate more efficient quantities, continuing reduction of development costs and a greater focus on quality.