Dual-use emerging health technology

From commercial traction to federal adoption.

We show health-tech companies, investors and agencies what the federal government will adopt, pay for and buy, and what to do next.

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Why Curativo

Most health technology that stalls in the federal market had a problem someone could have named early.

Clarity comes first

Every engagement ends with a written assessment and a plan.

Health, federal and commercial in one firm

Clinical, acquisition and investor perspectives without hiring three firms.

Independent by design

Fixed fees, no percentage of awards, and a conflict check on every engagement.

Services · who we work with

Tell us who you are. We'll show you where to start.

How we work

From first call to a clear plan

Two minutes, start to finish. Turn on the voiceover or follow the captions.

About

Bringing emerging health technology to the people who serve.

Curativo is a Texas-based small business, certified service-disabled veteran-owned and economically disadvantaged women-owned. We are a federal prime contractor and an advisory firm, so our advice comes from inside the buying process.

Certifications
SDVOSB · EDWOSB (SBA)
Based in
Texas, serving U.S. and international clients

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Advisors who know how the system actually works.

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Partner with us

Two set-asides. The expertise behind them.

We team with companies, agencies, investors, universities, foundations and governments.

Companies

Team with a set-aside partner that brings the expertise, not just the eligibility.

  • Bring us onto SDVOSB or EDWOSB set-aside pursuits as a teaming partner or subcontractor.
  • Joint ventures, including under the SBA Mentor-Protégé Program.
  • Credit toward your small business subcontracting goals.
  • Work is scoped so the award stays within SBA limitations on subcontracting.

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