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Virtual-Integrated Twin for Autonomous Lifesaving (VITAL) DARPA-PS-26-26

Solicitation DARPA-PS-26-26 Copied Notice ID 5c6a433f8f6c4965a787ef4a01191d72 Copied DEPT OF DEFENSE — DEF ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGCY
SAM.gov
Posted
Apr 09, 2026
Deadline
Jun 25, 2026
Set-aside
None
NAICS
541714
PSC
AC12

Summary

AI-generated · Apr 10, 2026

Develop continuously updating digital twin models of the cardiovascular system by fusing patient data with biological physics to simulate in real time potential interventions and predict their outcomes before real-world application. This effort seeks to enable real-time evaluation of treatment options prior to use on patients.

The program aims to establish a foundation for causal, prediction-driven decision support in medicine, allowing clinicians and future autonomous systems to assess options before implementation. It will define when mechanistic digital twins, reduced-order models, and data-driven inference are reliable and actionable, with the goal of shifting medical care from reactive assessment to anticipatory intervention across acute, chronic, and emergent settings.

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is soliciting innovative approaches to address challenges in developing continuously updating digital twin models of the cardiovascular system that combine patient data with biological physics to simulate in real time possible interventions and to predict their outcomes before actual intervention on a patient. The VITAL program will establish a foundation for causal, prediction-driven decision support in medicine, enabling clinicians and future autonomous systems to evaluate treatment options before they are applied. By defining when mechanistic digital twins, reduced-order models, and data-driven inference are reliable and actionable, VITAL will shift medical care from reactive assessment to anticipatory intervention. This capability has the potential to improve outcomes across acute, chronic, and emergent clinical settings.

From Solicitation posted on Apr 09, 2026

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Details

Solicitation number DARPA-PS-26-26
Notice ID 5c6a433f8f6c4965a787ef4a01191d72
Notice type Solicitation
Product / Service (PSC) AC12
NAICS 541714
Archive date Jul 25, 2026

Award Information

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Contacts

primary
Dr. Roozbeh Jafari, Program Manager, DARPA/BTO

Email

Agency

DEPT OF DEFENSE
DEFENSE ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGENCY (DARPA)
DEF ADVANCED RESEARCH PROJECTS AGCY

Dates

Posted Apr 09, 2026 3 months ago
Last Updated Aug 06, 2026 1 day ago
Due Jun 25, 2026 1 month ago