The Hawaii Small Business Innovation Research (HSBIR) Phase 0 grant, managed by the Hawaiʻi Technology Development Corporation (HTDC), is a $3,000 matching grant to support companies preparing federal SBIR or STTR applications.
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Funding the Future
New Biotech? Montgomery County Offers $5K Phase 0 Grant for SBIR/STTR Preparation
The Montgomery County SBIR/STTR Matching Grant Program – Phase 0 helps new biotech startups secure their first federal SBIR/STTR award by offering up to $5,000 to reimburse technical assistance costs.
Strengthen Your SBIR/STTR Proposal with iPART’s Expert Support
Pennsylvania startups preparing SBIR/STTR proposals can receive free expert reviews and funding support through iPART’s Proposal Support Program.
Clean Energy Funding Is Here: $74M in Grants to Power Illinois Communities
Illinois is investing $74M in clean energy grants for equity-driven, solar-focused, and transitioning communities. Learn how to apply.
Big Boost for Philly Startups: $5M Catalyst Fund Launched
Philadelphia just launched a $5 million fund to help small businesses grow—up to $100K in grant funding is on the table.
Philadelphia Launches Matching Grant Program to Accelerate Life Sciences Commercialization
Philadelphia’s new Matching Grant Program offers up to $50,000 to help SBIR/STTR-funded life science startups scale their innovations.
Army Launches $6M Innovation Competition for Small Businesses
The Army is funding innovative tech from small businesses—up to $6M per award. Submit your concept white paper by June 4.
NYSERDA Seeks Contractors for West Valley Operations & Maintenance Contract (RFP 5942)
NYSERDA RFP 5942 seeks experienced contractors for operations, emergency response, and maintenance at a Western NY nuclear site. Proposals are due June 9, 2025.
New York Launches Youth Safe Spaces Funding Program to Promote Mental Health and Inclusion
New York is funding youth mental health Safe Spaces—only four awards available. Learn how to make your proposal stand out.
Navigating NSF Grant Terminations: What You Need to Know and Do
Hundreds of NSF research awards have been terminated due to shifting program priorities. These terminations are final and not appealable. Here’s how current and future awardees can protect their projects, stay informed, and plan ahead.