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- Phase IIA: A Phase II awardee may request additional financial support for new R&D tasks and activities that are aligned with the original scope of work for the Phase II award. The purpose of the Phase IIA award is to allow the awardee to complete the R&D associated with initial prototype, product, or process development.
- Phase IIB: A Phase II awardee may request additional financial support for new R&D tasks and activities that extend beyond the scope of the original Phase II award. The purpose of the Phase IIB award is to assist the awardee in transitioning the innovation towards commercialization.
- Phase IIC continue research and development from a second SBIR Phase II award towards commercialization and require matching funds from a third party investor. These matching funds can be used for either (1) research and development costs NOT requested in your budget or (2) other costs associated with commercialization of the proposed innovation., with awards up to $1,100,000 to be used over a 1 to 2 year duration.
Is the SBIR or STTR Program right for my company?
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