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Clarification on SAM Registration Renewal from Third Parties
I occasionally get an email or phone call from a client about getting registered with System for Award Management (SAM), or perhaps renewing their SAM registration.
Not Your Typical SBIR—Air Force Needs for Customer Discovery
The Department of Defense 2020.3 call is open until October 22 with a critical blackout period beginning September 23.
Not Your Typical SBIR Award. Air Force Hacks SBIR to Promote More Small Business Participation
It’s been three years in the making, and now the Air Force’s AFWERX program is pronouncing they are out of startup mode.
Sum Up Your USDA SBIR Commercialization Plan with a Financial Projections Table
The USDA has a deadline coming up in October for submission of Phase I SBIR proposals.
NSF Project Pitch
For those of you interested in NSF applications, note that there have been some significant changes in the last year.
AirForce Innovation: What is Innovation?
The Department of Defense has the largest SBIR budget.
Tackling Your SBIR Budget
Dr. Mooneyham is representing, Superior Medical Experts, a new Service Provider approved by CTC to support Wisconsin companies to submit competitive SBIRs.
A Bridge to Commercial Success- SBIR Phase IIB
Almost all of the big commercial successes from the National Science Foundation SBIR/STTR program have been companies that received Phase IIB awards, according to Ben Schrag, Senior Program Director of SBIR/STTR at NSF.
Finding a (not always obvious) Funding Fit for Medical Technology
We often work with clients who are developing a technology best suited for a medical application.