Scores of companies who have received federal Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer [SBIR and STTR] awards have also received grants under the One North Carolina Small Business Program. Here are the details – what companies landed funds, their projects, and how much.
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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK – Free of equity and debt, federally funded programs like the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) seem like a no-brainer for early-stage startups. But there’s a flipside: Like most government programs, preparing applications for these awards can be long and tedious,...
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Are you a small business looking for some early-stage funding? This could be it. SBIR Week in the Southeast: North Carolina begins today.
Read MoreThe National Science Foundation’s next SBIR/STTR submission window is now open. North Carolina life science startups—especially those with products and services for COVID-19 response—can apply to receive a piece of $200 million in federal funding.
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One North Carolina Small Business Matching Funds Program for the 2019 state fiscal year are now available and applications are being accepted.
Read MoreIf it seems like the North Carolina budget talks will never end, then it especially feels that way for the 70 or so N.C. companies that apply for and earn federal Small Business Innovation Research and Technology Transfer grants each year. If the budget passes in its current form, they could qualify for matching grants of up to $100,000 from the One North Carolina Small Business Program, a grant program that was suspended for the last three years. That could mean more equipment, additional staff, help seeking or defending patents or other critical research and business-building needs. The current...
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