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Kentucky startups can receive $5,000 in reimbursements to support SBIR proposals—consultants, R&D, market research, and more.
DOE released $293M in AI funding with fast timelines, national lab partnerships, and real opportunity for teams ready to execute now. Applications Due April 28th.
SBIR/STTR has passed Congress and awaits signature. Use this short window to prepare strong proposals before solicitations return.
Congress advances SBIR reauthorization, but timing uncertainty remains as presidential signature delays could impact when programs are formally restored.