SBIR/STTR Program
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Open SBIR/STTR Solicitation Opportunities
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) SBIR Phase 1 Solicitation USDA-NIFA-SBIR-006365>>>
60 USDA Topics of Interest
Application Deadline: October 5, 2017
U.S. Department of Defense
Application Deadline: October 25, 2017
69 Fundable Topics
Raytheon Integrated Defense Systems SBIR Partnering Opportunities>>>
Lockheed Martin SBIR & STTR Partnering Opportunities>>>
National Institute of Health (NIH) & Center for Disease Control (CDC)
SBIR Phase I Solicitation PHS 2018-1 Notice Number NOT-OD-17-089>>>
Application Deadline: October 20, 2017
50 Fundable Topics
SBIR & STTR Solicitation PHS 2017-2, Notice NOT-OD-17-070>>>
Application Deadline: January 5, 2018
220 Fundable Topics
Other NIH SBIR & STTR Open Solicitation Opportunities>>>
Application Deadline: Various
83 Fundable Topics
U.S. Department of Energy
DOE SBIR & STTR FY 2018 Phase 1, Release 1 Topics>>>
Application Deadline: Delayed
118 Fundable Topics
Future SBIR & STTR Solicitation Dates>>>
NIH Offers Niche Assessment Program to HHS SBIR and STTR Phase I Awardees>>>
Enterprise Florida SBIR/STTR Phase "0" Pilot Program>>>
NIH Offers Niche Assessment Program to HHS SBIR and STTR Phase I Awardees
NIH offers its Niche Assessment Program to SBIR and STTR Phase I Awardees (by grant or contract).
A third party, unbiased assessment of appropriate market niches for products/services that are being developed by HHS’s SBIR/STTR Phase I awardees will be performed by Foresight Science & Technology. Using its Technology Niche Analysis® (TNA®), Foresight will perform the due diligence on markets appropriate for each SBIR/STTR technology and develop an in-depth report for each SBIR/STTR awardee that addresses:
--needs and concerns of end-users
--competing technologies and competing products
--competitive advantage of the SBIR/STTR-developed technology
--market size and potential market share (may include national and/or global markets)
--barriers to market entry (may include, but is not limited to pricing, competition, government
regulations, manufacturing challenges, capital requirements, etc.)
--market drivers
--status of market and industry trends
--potential customers, licensees, investors, or other commercialization partners
--price customers are likely to pay
Enterprise Florida SBIR/STTR Phase "0" Pilot ProgramBack To Top>>
The SBIR/STTR “Phase 0″ Pilot Program is being implemented through a partnership between Enterprise Florida, Inc., and participating Technology Incubators, University Technology Transfer Offices, Economic Development Organizations, and Small Business Development Centers. It is intended to help Florida companies increase their chances of submitting a successful Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) or Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) proposal.
Eligibility Criteria (in addition to SBIR/STTR criteria)
- A company which:
- Is a client of a participating Florida Technology Incubator, University Technology Transfer Office, Economic Development Organization, or Small Business Development Center, or
- Is recommended by a partner serving as the point of contact for a Florida county, and
- Intends to submit a proposal for a specific SBIR or STTR solicitation,
- Has not submitted more than 1 other application for this program in the last 12 months.
Maximum Award Amount: Up to $3,000, dependent upon initial award amount and documentation of eligible expenses.
Enterprise Florida Contact: Bill Spivey, VP, Capital Programs MaSBEC 407 956 5695 bspivey@eflorida.com
Phase "0" South Florida Contacts:
Michael Bell, Procurement Specialists, South Florida PTAC Program 954 425 2322 mike.bell@floridaPTAC.org
Jane Teague, COO, Florida Institute for the Commercialization of Public Research 561 368 8889 x 1500
jane.teague@florida-institute.com