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"Space Florida-Israel Innovation Partnership Program" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Space Florida-Israel Innovation Partnership Program is sponsored by Space Florida and Israel Innovation Authority. This program supports joint aerospace research & development projects between Florida and Israeli companies, fostering international collaboration and advancing next-generation aerospace and aviation technologies.
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Israel Innovation Authority Partnership | Space Florida projects business opportunities Israel Innovation Authority Partnership Space Florida entered into an innovative bi-lateral partnership with the Israel Innovation Authority (OCS) to support joint aerospace research & development projects.
Since 2013, Space Florida and Israel Innovation Authority have jointly funded aerospace companies in their research and development to cultivate an aerospace ecosystem and further strengthen the economic relationship between Florida and Israel. Each year, the research and development funding available is valued at $2 million. To date, Florida and Israel have helped fund more than $23 million in valuable and innovative research.
Funding is awarded to companies demonstrating promising partnerships and near-term potential for commercialization and economic benefit to both Florida and Israel. One Florida-based and one Israel-based company must team up to present a proposal that incorporates joint research and development projects in fields from satellite communications and microgravity research to AI and micro- and nano-robotics.
The applications are then independently evaluated and scored by Space Florida and the Israel Innovation Authority, which then jointly agree which applications will be funded. Past recipients include Tampa-based StemRad who most recently had their radiation-shielding vest—developed in partnership with Lockheed Martin and made to protect astronauts in space—tested aboard NASA’s Artemis I successful test flight around the Moon.
Other past awardees include Sidus Space, Arralis Space, Guident Autonomous Intelligence, Redwire Space, Helios Project, and Made in Space.
Download Call for Projects 2026 (Now Closed) MySky Eco (Port Orange, Florida) & Airwayz (Israel) SRF Consulting Group, Inc. (Tallahassee, FL) & Mobility Insight LTD (Israel) MySky Eco (Port Orange, Florida) & Airwayz (Israel) KBR Wyle Services (Titusville, Florida) & Purammon LTD (Israel) Lockheed Martin (Merritt Island, Florida) & StemRad (Israel) Guident Autonomous Intelligence (Boca Raton, Florida) & Novelsat Limited (Israel) SRF Consulting Group (Tallahassee, Florida) & Mobility Insight (Israel) Sidus Space (Merritt Island, Florida) & Maris-Tech (Israel) Arralis Space (Daytona Beach, Florida) & Ayecka Communications Systems (Israel) Guidant Autonomous Intelligence (Boca Raton, Florida) & Novelsat Limited (Israel) ETA Space (Rockledge, Florida) & Helios Project (Israel) Sidus Space (Merritt Island, Florida) & Lulav Space (Israel) KBR Wyle Services (Titusville, Florida) & Purammon (Israel) LightPath Technologies (Orlando, Florida) & QuantLR (Israel) Redwire Space (Jacksonville, Florida) & StemRad (Israel) ETA Space (Rockledge, Florida) & Helios-Project (Israel) Censy’s Technologies (Daytona Beach, Florida) & MobiliComm (Israel) Craig Technologies/MTI Wireless Edge Everix Optical Filters/SolCold LightPath Technologies/RP Optical Lab
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Florida-based companies partnering with Israeli companies on aerospace and related technology projects. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows total funding over $23 million since 2013; $600,000 awarded in the 13th round to fuel international aerospace collaboration. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was July 1, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Space Florida-Israel Innovation Partnership Program is funded by Space Florida and Israel Innovation Authority. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Florida. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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