NASA Science Mission Directorate briefing on ROSES-25 A.10 INNOVATE proposal
ROSES-25 A.10 INNOVATE Preproposal Conference September 30, at 2 pm Eastern Time.
ROSES-2025 A.10 INNOVATE solicits proposals to rapidly advance the use of satellite observations of Earth to efficiently support the U.S. economy, national security, and other applications relevant to NASA’s Earth Science to Action Strategy. This opportunity is open to all non-governmental U.S. entities but new to NASA are specifically encouraged to apply to co-design and co-develop solutions in partnership with end users facing complex challenges that can be addressed by NASA Earth science assets. The awarded projects are expected to offer products/tools/capabilities with near-immediate impacts on business or decision-making workflows with a clear plan for long-term sustainment through identified partnerships and/or commercialization opportunities.
Projects for up to $1M over three years can be supported but undergo rigorous progress reviews at the end of Years 1 and 2 for continued support. Proposers must contact the Program Officer before submission to ensure their concept aligns with programmatic needs and is eligible, as submissions that fall within the scope of other ROSES-25 elements or are redundant with currently-funded projects are not eligible.
The submission consists of three parts: an anonymized 5-page Science/Technical/Management proposal, a 10-slide deck brief, and a non-anonymized Expertise and Resources document. Proposals may be submitted at any time with no notice of intent required, and NASA reserves the right to return or decline proposals based on internal review with limited feedback. The evaluation process will be dual-anonymous peer review.
Please join us to this community brief to learn more about the proposal requirements and the review process and submit your questions.
https://meet.google.com/bee-mnqx-wkd
Questions regarding ROSES-2025 A.10 INNOVATE and this preproposal conference may be directed to Nima Pahlevan at nima.pahlevan@nasa.gov.
