Which federal department could use eBRAP system for proposal submissions?

The eBRAP system, which stands for the Electronic Biomedical Research Application Portal, is specifically designed for the submission of proposals for research managed by the Department of Defense (DoD). This system facilitates grant management by streamlining the proposal submission process and providing support for researchers. The Department of Defense uses eBRAP to manage its various funding opportunities, particularly in biomedical research areas, making it a crucial tool for researchers applying for funding in this sector.

While other departments, such as the Department of Education, the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), and the Department of Energy, have their own systems and processes for proposal submissions, they do not utilize eBRAP for this purpose. Each federal department has different funding mechanisms and requirements tailored to its specific mission and research priorities, which is why those departments would not be engaged with the eBRAP system specifically focused on the DoD’s research initiatives.