Market Exploration: Modelling and Monitoring Conflict Wounds
The Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA) is running a Market Exploration to explore research and technology development of relevance to the modelling of traumatic wounds and the monitoring of their progression.
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The Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) and the UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) Defence Medical Services (DMS), supported by the Defence and Security Accelerator (DASA), have issued a Market Exploration notice. This call aims to identify current research and emerging technologies for modeling and monitoring traumatic wounds sustained in conflict. The initiative serves as a foundational step for the newly established Conflict Wound Research Network (CWRN), which seeks to bridge capability gaps in military medical research. While the provided documentation is a market exploration rather than a regulatory inspection report, it outlines a strategic framework for future defense healthcare standards. There are no identified violations; instead, the focus is on addressing the current lack of integrated monitoring tools for complex trauma. The regulatory and operational framework is governed by the CWRN under the MOD's scoping efforts to inform future funding and procurement. Required actions for industry participants include submitting comprehensive capability statements through the DASA portal by the firm deadline of 30 September 2025 at 12:00 BST. These submissions will assist the MOD in identifying market readiness and establishing future research directions. Organizations interested in contributing to this medical advancement are encouraged to register their interest and provide detailed technical data to ensure their solutions are considered in the network's long-term development roadmap.
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