GO-Biz International Affairs and Trade is seeking proposals from qualified organizations to research, identify, and evaluate international markets for California medical-device companies. The selected proposer will identify markets that offer strong commercial potential, feasible regulatory pathways, and appropriate market-entry opportunities for companies whose products have received applicable U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clearance, approval, authorization, or exemption. Using this research, the proposer will design and implement a market-acceleration strategy that provides participating companies with market intelligence, individualized market-fit assessments, coaching, and connections to qualified in-market partners.
Sell Event / RFx · Event version 1 · Department: Business & Economic Developmnt · Event ID: 0000040623
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The selected proposer will identify markets that offer strong commercial potential, feasible regulatory pathways, and appropriate market-entry opportunities for companies whose products have received applicable U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) clearance, approval, authorization, or exemption. Using this research, the proposer will design and implement a market-acceleration strategy that provides participating companies with market intelligence, individualized market-fit assessments, coaching, and connections to qualified in-market partners.
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