NSF Project Pitch, NSF SBIR/STTR
For companies seeking to apply to the NSF SBIR/STTR program, the upcoming November 1 window is the last opportunity in 2023 to submit a proposal. Typically NSF opens a new submission window the day after a window closes. For example, the previous submission window in...
SBIR Grants, NSF SBIR/STTR
The NSF released their 2022 solicitation document January 13, 2022 and there are a few noteworthy changes from the past solicitations: NSF increased the SBIR/STTR Phase I funding amount to a maximum of $275,000 to better support the nation’s startups and small...
DOD, technology development
TRLs are a measurement system to assess the maturity level of a particular technology. The system was developed by NASA and has been used for many years by the Department of Defense and contracting agencies as a way to determine if a product is ready for the market....
SBIR related, Federal Funding, SBIR Contracts, DOD, technology development, Air Force
The Department of Defense offers a range of programs that include innovation goals and each of those programs has many different components. That means you have a wide range of potential customers for whatever solution your small business offers. So how do you know...
Uncategorized, NSF Project Pitch, NSF SBIR/STTR
If you have received a positive response on your NSF Project Pitch, you are now in full proposal prep mode. With that in mind Jerry Hollister, our DOD guru, has prepared the following do’s and don’ts to help keep CommercialHistoryTemplate (2) you in track. Remember,...
NSF Project Pitch, NSF SBIR/STTR
The new, required NSF Project Pitch allows startups and small businesses to get quick feedback at the start of their application for Phase I funding. Startups or entrepreneurs who submit a three-page Project Pitch* will know within three weeks if they meet the...
