ARPA-H seeks proposals for the REST program to transform poor sleep measurement and treatment through objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies that detect health-relevant sleep microstructures and respond in real time. If successful, REST would establish the technical foundation for objective, personalized sleep health technologies that improve long-term health outcomes at scale. The solicitation was amended repeatedly from 6/16 through 10/2, with updates to links, Q&A, clarification edits, TA1 success metrics, key milestones, proposal requirements, proposal templates, and expected pitch-session dates. Amendment 6 split Solution Summaries, Proposals, and Pitches into distinct categories with encourage/discourage, invite/not invited, and selected-for-negotiation/not-selected review outcomes. Amendment 11 revised ISO Section 4.5 and the proposal format instructions and removed the cost breakout by task tab from both Cost Proposal spreadsheets, while previously issued Cost Proposal Workbook versions remain fully acceptable.

ARPA-H seeks proposals for the Restorative & health-Enhancing Sleep Time (REST) program, which aims to transform poor sleep measurement and treatment through objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies that detect health-relevant sleep microstructures and respond in real time. If successful, REST will establish the technical foundation for objective, personalized sleep health technologies that improve long-term health outcomes at scale. The solicitation has been amended repeatedly from 6/16 through 9/21, including changes to key program milestones, TA1 success metrics, and proposal requirements. Amendment 6 restructured the process so Solution Summaries are reviewed on an encourage/discourage basis, Proposals on an invite/not invited basis, and Pitches on a selected-for-negotiation/not selected basis. Later amendments added the REST Proposal Template folder and revised the Appendix B proposal format and instructions.

ARPA-H seeks proposals for the REST program to transform poor sleep measurement and treatment using objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies that detect health-relevant sleep microstructures and respond in real time. If successful, REST would establish the technical foundation for objective, personalized sleep-health technologies that improve long-term health outcomes at scale. From 6/16 to 9/15, amendments updated the solicitation with links, Q&A, clarifications, revised TA1 success metrics, revised key program milestones, and an added REST Proposal Template. A later amendment separated the process into Solution Summaries reviewed on an encourage/discourage basis, Proposals evaluated on an invite/not invited basis, and Pitches evaluated as selected for negotiation/not selected.

ARPA-H seeks proposals for the REST program to develop objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies that detect health-relevant sleep microstructures and respond in real time, aiming to transform poor sleep measurement and treatment and improve long-term health outcomes at scale. The solicitation has been amended on 6/16 with link updates, 6/18 with added Q&A, 6/24 with clarifications in Sections 1–3, 7/7 and 7/16 with changes to TA1 Success Metrics, 8/10 with a restructured review process, and 8/11 with changes to the Key Program Milestones table. Under the restructured process, Solution Summaries are reviewed on an encourage/discourage basis, Proposals on an invite/not invited basis, and Pitches on a selected-for-negotiation/not-selected basis. Changes from the 8/10 amendment remain in red text to highlight important solicitation process changes.

ARPA-H seeks proposals for the REST program to transform how poor sleep is measured and treated using objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies that detect health-relevant sleep microstructures and respond in real time. If successful, REST aims to establish the technical foundation for a new generation of sleep health technologies that are objective, personalized, and scalable to improve long-term health outcomes. A series of amendments from 6/16 through 9/14 updated solicitation links, added Q&A, clarified Sections 1–3, modified TA1 success metrics and key program milestones, and revised proposal requirements. Amendment 6 separated Solution Summaries, Proposals, and Pitches into distinct categories, with Solution Summaries reviewed on an encourage/discourage basis, Proposals on an invite/not invited basis, and Pitches evaluated for selection for negotiation or not selected.

The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) is seeking proposals for the REST program, which aims to transform poor sleep measurement and treatment through objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies that detect and respond to health-relevant sleep microstructures in real time. The program intends to establish the technical foundation for a new generation of personalized, scalable sleep health technologies. The latest amendment restructures the evaluation process: Solution Summaries will be reviewed on an encourage/discourage basis, Proposals on an invite/not invited basis, and Pitches on a selected for negotiation/not selected basis. No specific budget, performance location, or non-bid submission timeline are mentioned in this description.

The ARPA-H REST program seeks proposals to develop objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies that detect and respond to sleep microstructures in real time. The goal is to establish a technical foundation for personalized sleep health technologies that improve long-term health outcomes at scale. No specific budget amount is mentioned in the description. The location for performance of services is not specified. Timelines for non-bid or submission activities are not provided.

The ARPA-H REST program aims to develop objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies to measure and treat poor sleep by detecting and responding to health-relevant sleep microstructures in real time. The goal is to establish a technical foundation for personalized sleep health technologies that improve long-term health outcomes at scale. No specific budget amount is mentioned. The location for performance of services is not specified. Timelines for non-bid or submission activities are not provided.

The ARPA-H REST program seeks proposals for home-based, closed-loop technologies that objectively detect and respond to sleep microstructures in real time to improve long-term health outcomes. No specific budget amount is mentioned. The location for performance of services is not specified. Non-bid timelines are not provided. This opportunity focuses on establishing a technical foundation for personalized sleep health technologies.

The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) seeks proposals for the REST program to develop objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies that detect and respond to sleep microstructures in real time. The goal is to establish a technical foundation for personalized sleep health technologies that improve long-term health outcomes at scale. No specific budget amount is mentioned. The location for performance of services is not specified. No non-bid or submission timelines are provided.

The ARPA-H REST program seeks proposals for home-based, closed-loop sleep technologies that detect and respond to health-relevant sleep microstructures in real time. The goal is to establish a technical foundation for objective, personalized sleep health technologies that improve long-term health outcomes at scale. No specific budget amounts are mentioned in the description. The location for performance of services is not specified. Timelines beyond the amendment date are not provided.

The ARPA-H REST program aims to develop home-based, closed-loop technologies that objectively measure and treat poor sleep by detecting and responding to health-relevant sleep microstructures in real time. The goal is to create a technical foundation for personalized sleep health technologies that improve long-term health outcomes at scale. No specific timelines, budget amounts, or performance locations are mentioned in the description.

The ARPA-H REST program aims to develop objective, home-based, closed-loop technologies to measure and treat poor sleep by detecting and responding to health-relevant sleep microstructures in real time. The goal is to establish a technical foundation for personalized sleep health technologies that improve long-term health outcomes at scale. No specific budget amounts, performance location, or non-bid timelines are mentioned in the description.