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City of San Antonio Grants for Growth Stage Companies - BioMedSA City of San Antonio Grants for Growth Stage Companies For many of our members, the search for funding and grants is an inevitable part of growth. We are grateful to the City of San Antonio for approving a new program to support small businesses with high-growth potential. Funding will be provided based on eligibility requirements assessed as part of an application.
Limited funding support is available, so it is best to apply quickly. The Phase 0 Grant Program assists San Antonio-based companies to diffuse the costs of developing and submitting SBIR/STTR grant proposals. The program will award $2000 to 5 companies.
Visit https://www. sanantonio. gov/EDD/Programs-Grants/Phase0 for eligibility requirements and application details.
When preparing a SBIR/STTR proposal, BioMedSA members can leverage the free SBIR/STTR Proposal Review service, staffed by volunteers who have successfully received this type of funding. Access to the review board and other SBIR/STTR information is available at https://biomedsa. org/funding-opportunities/ .
SBIR/STTR Matching Grant: The Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer (SBIR / STTR) Matching Grant Program will support research-focused, San Antonio small businesses that have received a federal SBIR/STTR grant with a matching grant of $50,000 for Phase 1 and $75,000 for Phase 2.
It is intended to assist San Antonio startup companies that have a high potential for commercial viability to establish new markets and spur growth. Up to $500,000 of funding is available for this program. Visit https://www.
sanantonio. gov/EDD/Programs-Grants/SBIRSTTR for eligibility requirements and application details. When preparing a follow-on SBIR/STTR proposal, BioMedSA members can leverage the free SBIR/STTR Proposal Review service, staffed by volunteers who have successfully received this type of funding.
Access to the review board and other SBIR/STTR information is available at https://biomedsa. org/funding-opportunities/ . Second Stage Company Grant This grant program is designed to help second-stage companies mitigate challenges such as managing a growing staff or entering new markets.
Companies can apply for $50,000. Up to $500,000 of funding is available for this program. Visit https://www.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Companies, specific criteria for small businesses may apply. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Phase 0 Grant Preparation Fund is funded by City of San Antonio. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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SBIR/STTR Grant Program - City of San Antonio is sponsored by City of San Antonio. This grant program supports research-focused, San Antonio small businesses that have received a federal SBIR/STTR grant. It aims to support local startup companies with high commercial viability to establish new markets and spur export-oriented growth.
SBIR/STTR Grant Program (San Antonio) is sponsored by City of San Antonio. This program supports research-focused, San Antonio small businesses that have received a federal SBIR/STTR grant. It is intended to help San Antonio startup companies with high potential for commercial viability to establish new markets and spur export-oriented growth.