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NM Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Matching Grant - NM Economic Development Department Ready to grow in New Mexico? Have comments or questions? We’re here to help.
Science and Technology Roadmap Event Invitation and Speaking Request Form Science & Technology Roadmap Roadmap to turn our research strengths into long-term economic growth and jobs.
Creative Industries Division (CID) Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion (JEDI) Office Technology and Innovation Office (TIO) Food, Hunger, and Agriculture Program Office of International Trade (OIT) Outdoor Recreation Division (ORD) Technology and Innovation Office Helping you grow your technology-based business in New Mexico.
County Economic Summaries Job Training Incentive Program Funds training and upskill 398 workers in the first quarter of 2026.
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NM Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Matching Grant NM Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Matching Grant Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grants are competitive federal grants that support small businesses engaged in research and development (R&D) with the potential for commercialization.
The New Mexico SBIR Matching Grant provides recipients additional resources to commercialize the technology being developed with federal SBIR funding. This program leverages the fact that SBIR awardees have technologies vetted by national experts and are recipients of federal funding that covers proof-of-concept and R&D funding.
State-level matching programs nationwide are found to lead to follow-on funding, stimulate business growth and expansion, generate wealth, increase tax revenue, and increase the commercial viability of the receiving firms. All New Mexico-based for-profit companies with an active Phase I or Phase II SBIR/STTR (or businesses within three months of a Phase I having ended with intentions of applying for a Phase II) are eligible to apply.
Science or technology companies in any of the following industry sectors will be prioritized: Aerospace, Biosciences, Advanced Computing, Water Technologies, and Advanced Energy. New Mexico SBIR Matching Grants cover expenses related to business development that are not eligible for federal SBIR funds.
Eligible funding use for the NM SBIR Matching Grants include: Intellectual property assessment Outside lab testing and validation Regulatory assessment and certifications Meeting with customers, partners, or investors Attending trade shows (no more than 10% of total awarded funds) Market research and data acquisition Ineligible funding use for the NM SBIR Matching Grants: Materials or supplies over $100 Alcohol, drugs, food, etc. Laboratory or Business Equipment Information about the next application period will be posted as it becomes available.
EnviTrace LLC (Santa Fe) $25,000 EnviTrace LLC develops cutting-edge artificial intelligence and machine learning methods and tools to analyze various types of environmental data. Their cloud-based software, GeoTGo, is designed to assist communities in developing and utilizing their geothermal energy resources.
ErgoTech (Los Alamos) $25,000 ErgoTech develops and sells software for manufacturing and factory automation with a focus on data collection, unified data access/data lakes for machine learning and artificial intelligence (ML/AI) applications.
MNT Smart Solutions (Albuquerque) $25,000 MNT Smart Solutions has created a remotely controlled, active particle toothpaste and magnetic toothbrush combination product to revolutionize oral care by targeting plaque in hard-to-reach places while giving users a beautiful, stain-free smile.
Integrated Deposit Solutions (Albuquerque) $100,000 Integrated Deposit Solutions (IDS) is a high-technology small business focused on developing unique aerosol printing technology for the printed electronics industry.
The very high transmission efficiency of IDS’ core aerosol technology makes it ideally suited for continuous, long-term atmospheric sampling on Venus and other planets as well enhancing the performance of commercial instruments here on Earth. NeuroGeneces (Santa Fe) $100,000 NeuroGeneces applies cutting-edge neuroscience, sleep expertise and AI to provide brain health assessments and insights to enhance cognitive health span.
Actoprobe, LLC (Albuquerque) $100,000 Actoprobe designs, manufactures, and sells custom optical Spectroscopy/Microscopy Instruments and AFM Probes for conventional AFM to do single molecular spectroscopy of biomedical specimens and compound semiconductor material & devices. Actoprobe is currently developing a needle laser for nano-spectroscopy for fast and accurate virus and DNA identification.
With their patented needle laser, customers can do chemical analysis with atomic precision and manipulate live viruses in air or liquid at normal conditions.
Backyard Farms LLC (Las Cruces) $25,000 Backyard Farms seeks to improve the food system in the Borderland Region, empowering small fruit and vegetable farmers by using lyophilization (freeze drying) to create a nutritious and delicious healthy food product that can reach vulnerable food insecure populations without the need for refrigeration.
Emerging Technology Ventures, Inc. (Alamogordo) $25,000 Emerging Technology Ventures (ETV) develops autonomous air and ground systems with integrated sensing/inspection and artificial intelligence driven predictive analytics for complex environments, such as agriculture, aerospace, renewable energy, critical infrastructure, defense, and public safety.
The technology is delivered through KeenAI, ETV’s core technology, which provides end-to-end autonomous workflow services to autonomously sense, understand, decide, and act to provide critical, near real-time intelligence to respond quickly to issues affecting operations.
Just Health Care LLC (Albuquerque) $25,000 Just Health Care has created PainScan, a program aimed at making pain visible in order to provide clarity and actionable steps for patients and doctors. It modernizes pain assessment by replacing the 1-10 scale with a personalized 3D image of the patient’s pain.
PainScan is an augmented physical exam blending computer vision, a pressure sensitive physician glove, and technology for patients to share their information about their pain. PainScan lets doctors “see” how their patients “feel. ” NeuroGeneces, Inc. (Santa Fe) $25,000 NeuroGeneces is a woman-led startup developing a wearable device that is an audio “pacemaker” for the brain.
It uses sounds to stimulate memory and other restorative functions while you sleep. The device is the first fitness tracker for the brain, measuring overall brain health and enhancing memory. ” UbiQD is an advanced materials company powering product innovations in agriculture, clean energy, and security.
Their novel quantum dots enable industry leaders to harness the power of light. Developed during phase I of the grant, their first product, UbiGro®, is a layer of light that uses fluorescence to create a more optimal greenhouse spectrum for crops. In other words, it’s a glowing film that sits above plants and enables them to get more out of the sun.
NASA is interested in using this technology to enhance crop production on long-duration space missions or on a mars or lunar base. Mesa Photonics has created a ground-based remote sensor for measuring variations in humidity from the ground up to altitudes as high as 50,000 feet, used to improve weather forecasting and for better understanding climate. Mesa Photonics sensors can be set up anywhere.
Humidity is measured using laser technology to observe extremely small changes in sunlight intensity. The laser light is fully contained within the sensor and, therefore, is completely safe.
BennuBio has created their first product, Velocyt, a flow cytometer that can analyze particles the size of a small BB, which is a near perfect starting point to create a High-Throughput Screening (HTS) platform that uses multicellular models (balls of many cells called ‘spheroids’ that can be 1 mm in diameter) for drug discovery.
This enables the drug researchers to look at far more complex issues such as how drugs transport in tissues, how they affect cell to cell interactions, and many more complex interactions that only occur in tissues. The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for statistical purposes. The technical storage or access that is used exclusively for anonymous statistical purposes.
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