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Texas Biomedical & Life Sciences Grants, Loans & Incentives is sponsored by Texas Business Grants. This encompasses various government programs sourced from federal, state, and local agencies for biomedical and life sciences businesses in Texas. These programs support R&D, innovation, and commercialization.
Specific programs mentioned include state innovation fund awards. For-profit biomedical and life sciences businesses may be eligible.
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Texas Biomedical & Life Sciences Grants & Incentives 2026 | Texas Business Grants Texas Biomedical & Life Sciences Grants, Loans & Incentives Texas has a growing biomedical sector anchored by the Texas Medical Center, UT Southwestern, MD Anderson Cancer Center, and research universities across the state.
Biomedical companies may qualify for SBIR/STTR research grants, CPRIT cancer research and commercialization grants, state innovation fund awards, and SBA lending for lab equipment and facility buildouts.
Screen Your Biomedical & Life Sciences Business — $49 View Biomedical & Life Sciences Programs Programs Available for Biomedical & Life Sciences Businesses Texas biomedical & life sciences businesses may be eligible for these types of government programs, sourced from federal, state, and local agencies. Research & Development Grants R&D grants fund innovation and research commercialization for Texas businesses.
Federal SBIR and STTR programs award grants to small businesses conducting research across all federal agencies. State programs like CPRIT fund cancer research and prevention. The R&D Tax Credit provides additional tax benefits for qualifying research expenditures.
Grants Government grants provide direct funding to Texas businesses without requiring repayment. Programs range from federal SBIR/STTR research grants to state workforce training grants and local economic development awards. Eligibility varies by agency, industry, business size, and project type.
Small Business Loans Government-backed loans provide below-market-rate financing for Texas businesses through SBA 7(a), SBA 504, Microloans, USDA rural lending, and CDFI programs. These loans typically offer lower interest rates, longer repayment terms, and lower down payments than conventional bank financing.
Technical Assistance & Business Consulting Technical assistance programs provide free or subsidized expert consulting to Texas businesses. Programs include SBDCs, SCORE mentoring, the Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center (TMAC), Procurement Technical Assistance Centers (PTACs), and university-based programs that help businesses with strategy, operations, and government program navigation.
Business Incentives Business incentives are performance-based programs offered by state and local governments to attract investment and create jobs. Texas programs include the Texas Enterprise Fund, Chapter 380/381 agreements, tax increment financing, and deal-closing funds that provide direct financial incentives tied to job creation and capital investment commitments. These are categories of programs in our database.
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