We have your #SBIR/#STTR schedule for 2019. We know when ALL of the #SBIR proposals are due for 2019. ALL OF THEM. Now is the time to put plans into place to ensure that your proposals are submitted on time. What you should know is that each year, federal agencies with extramural research and development (R&D) budgets that exceed $100 million are required to allocate ~3.2 percent (FY 2019) of their R&D budget to these programs. Currently, eleven federal agencies participate in the #SBIR program. You can see more details from each agency HERE or you can pop down to the table below to get a quick look.
Need help? We can develop elements of the narrative, development & alignment of goals and objectives with program narrative and/or funder expectations, budget justification, and budget in alignment with solicitation requirements.
We strongly encourage proposal preparation to begin between 90 to 60 days out from the deadline. If you are less than 30 calendar days away from the deadline and not work has been done on the proposal at all, we would encourage you to consider the next proposal deadline in the next round. 30 calendar days away from the deadline or less is not sufficient time to ensure that your accounts are set up and active and that you have a high quality and highly competitive proposal.
Please note: A substantial effort has been made to provide accurate and complete information regarding #SBIR/#STTR due dates. However, we cannot guarantee that there will be no errors and/or that agencies will not move due dates around. As always, we strongly encourage you to double-check with the agency to confirm due dates and any other essential dates.
*** VIP: #1) Not all agencies offer an #STTR solicitation. Be sure to check with the agency if you are seeking #STTR. #2) Some agencies have different due dates for any phase beyond Phase I. Be sure to check with the agency if you are seeking a Phase II or Phase III as those dates may be unique.
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