The HHS Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is accepting Solution Summaries for STREAM, Systems for Tracking and Resilience in Efficient Agricultural-input Management, through the Scalable Solutions Office Innovative Solutions Opening ARPA-H-SOL-24-105. STREAM is designed to reduce human exposure to herbicides while protecting agricultural productivity, food-system resilience, soil, and water.
The program has four coordinated technical areas: development of next-generation herbicides and formulations; precision and nonchemical weed-control technologies; accurate, low-cost continuous sensing of herbicides and related chemicals; and technologies that remove or degrade agricultural chemicals in soil and water before they reach waterways, drinking water, or food crops.
The controlling STREAM applicant-entry deadline is the Solution Summary due September 14, 2026 at 11:59 PM ET. ARPA-H directs proposers to the active SSO Mission Office ISO on SAM.gov and to the ARPA-H Solutions portal for submission. The underlying ISO is listed under NAICS 541715 and PSC AN13 and does not show an original set-aside. ARPA-H states that STREAM awards are anticipated through Other Transactions Agreements; a STREAM-specific award amount is not stated on the public program page.
Atlas Opportunity Score: 38/100. N9+ Fit: 2/100. This is a legitimate public-health research opportunity, but its funded objectives are agricultural chemistry, weed-control technology, environmental sensing, and chemical removal rather than telehealth or remote physical examination. No direct N9+ use case should be forced. Dr. Miltie is not advanced as prime absent a separately verified technical capability and team directly responsive to one or more STREAM technical areas.