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S&T has a number of tools for working with many different kinds of private sector entities. The “Innovation Programs & Tools” booklet outlines the process, eligibility, timeline, and how to apply for each of our tools. We also identify the stage(s) of technology development we seek for each tool.
This fact sheet provides an overview of the changes that require CFATS-covered facilities to resubmit a Top-Screen and the timeframes the changes must be reported within.
These are the industry-specific CFATS resources for facilities that possess or plan to possess chemicals that may need to be reported to DHS.
DHS Prize Competition 16-01
Any facility that possesses or plans to possess any of the chemicals of interest (COI) regulated under Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) at or above a specified quantity or concentration must report their holdings to DHS.
These are Chemical Facility Anti-Terrorism Standards (CFATS) resources in Spanish to assist facilities and individuals understand the CFATS program and how to report a CFATS violation.
Small businesses in the research and development domain will have the opportunity to engage with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s (DHS) Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program representatives beginning August 20, in the final leg of a National Road Tour.
DHS S&T works closely with first responders, academia, research and development organizations, industry, innovators and venture capitalists to use science to help strengthen our first responders and the nation. Check out our infographic to learn more on how S&T is helping protect our homeland.
SVIP was established to reshape how government, startups and industry collaborate to find solutions for homeland security use-cases.
Definitions Used in DHS Cooperative R&D Agreements
