Preparing for the End of the Government Shutdown, What Grant Applicants Need to Do Now
Federal systems are reopening and grant seekers must prepare quickly to stay competitive as reviews, awards, and communications begin moving again.
Tag: SBIR
Building a Winning Team for SBIR/STTR: Key Roles and Expertise
Assembling a team with the right blend of expertise, leadership, and collaborative partnerships can significantly strengthen your proposal.
West Virginia Startups Can Apply Year-Round for $2,500 SBIR Phase 0 Awards
West Virginia startups that submit SBIR/STTR proposals can access a $2,500 grant year-round to offset development costs.
First-Time SBIR Applicants in Utah Can Access $5K Microgrants Through UTIF
First-time SBIR/STTR applicants in Utah can access up to $5K in proposal prep microgrants through UTIF—rolling application and local support.
The SBIR/STTR Roadmap: What Every Startup Needs to Know Before Applying
For startups pursuing non-dilutive funding, the SBIR/STTR programs offer a critical pathway to advance research and development while preserving ownership.
Tarrant County Startups: HSC Next Offers SBIR Proposal Support Through Phase 0 Program
Tarrant County startups can access proposal development support through HSC Next’s SBIR Phase 0 program—rolling applications, expert guidance, and strategy.
NDSU Faculty and Partners Can Access $7,500 for SBIR/STTR Proposal Development
NDSU faculty and partners can apply for $7,500 in proposal development funds through the university’s SBIR/STTR Phase 0 Program.
Up to $3,500 in Expert SBIR Consulting for Biomedical Innovators in Select States
Biomedical SBIR/STTR applicants in seven states can access $3,500 in expert consulting through the University of Vermont’s I-Trep Program.
Why a Long-Term Consulting Retainer Can Be a Red Flag for Startups
Some grant consultants push startups into long-term, a high-cost retainer—whether or not it makes sense for the work. We take a different approach.
Government Shutdown, SBIR Expiration, and What It Means for Innovators
The government shutdown and SBIR/STTR expiration pause federal innovation funding, but prepared companies can emerge stronger when programs resume.