SBIR Proposals
Proposals
You can expect to spend 60 to 80 hours crafting, revising, and submitting a Phase I or II proposal.
It’s also important to realize the SBIR program is a highly competitive program. On average, every 1 in 6 proposals receives funding—and companies have to work hard to win Phase I and II awards. Reviews are rigorous and based on scientific, technical, and commercial merit.
Most proposals will include the following sections:
- Identification and significance of the problem
- Phase I technical objectives
- Phase I work plan
- Related work
- Relationship with future R&D
- Commercialization strategy
- Key personnel
- Facilities or Equipment
- Subcontractor and consultant involvement
- Prior, current or pending support of similar proposals or awards
You can expect to spend 60 to 80 hours crafting, revising, and submitting a Phase I or II proposal.
Conclusion
You have come to the conclusion of this brief overview of TREND services and the SBIR program. We hope you found the information helpful. Please contact TREND for any additional information or assistance you have regarding this federal grant program or with any comments or feedback on this presentation.
