The pending Government shutdown can have a significant impact on reporting outcomes on federally funded grants. We have some advice on what to do.
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The Possible Government Shutdown: What Grant Applicants Need to Know
A potential government shutdown could impact grant award decisions from the federal government in a number of ways.
Deadline Extended: MBDA Capital Readiness Program
Deadline Extended: MBDA Capital Readiness Program – March 10th. 🗓
SBIR program officially reauthorized
The SBIR program was officially reauthorized by Congress in September for three years.
Reminder: Grants.gov Maintenance Alert for September 23-29, 2022
Grants.gov will be unavailable for an extended period due to planned cloud migration. 😮
House Passes $55 Billion Small Business Grant Bill
The House voted, 223-203, to pass the Relief for Restaurants and Other Hard Hit Small Businesses Act of 2022 (H.R. 3807), which would distribute another round of $55 billion to struggling businesses. The bill now moves to the Senate.🏛 📝
DUNS to Unique Entity ID (SAM) – Changeover comes April 4
All federal grant applicants need an identifier for federal awards processes. On April 4, 2022, that identifier is changing from the DUNS number to the Unique Entity ID (UEI), issued by SAM.gov. 😮
NFS SBIR Extends Deadline
SBIR/STTR PROPOSAL SUBMISSION EXTENSION: The current SBIR & STTR Phases I & II proposal submission windows are extended to 5:00 p.m. submitter’s time on January 6, 2022.
New funding allocations are being announced for federal agencies
The 2021 and 2022 FY federal allocations are growing for research in the fields of education, health, biomedical research, agriculture, and more! 🔬 🧫 🧪 🧬
Biden Administration’s budget proposal FY 2022
The proposed 2022 budget emphasizes research and development in several key sectors 💰 🔬