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Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative (WSSI) The Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative (WSSI) helps transform Wyoming's research and entrepreneurial talent into funded innovations and thriving companies.
As part of the University of Wyoming's support for small business innovation, WSSI equips entrepreneurs with the expertise, resources, and mentoring needed to compete for federal Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) funding to turn bold ideas into successful ventures.
The Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative (WSSI) is a partnership between the University of Wyoming and the Wyoming Business Council and part of the Wyoming SBDC Network.
Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative (WSSI) LEARN MORE Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative (WSSI) Award Winners Start with a Phase 0/00 Learn More About SBIR/STTR Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative WSSI News LEARN MORE 13-14 Phase 0-00 Awardees 14-15 Phase 0-00 Awardees 98-99 Phase 0-00 Awardees CY 2000 Phase 0-00 Awardees Phase I - Phase II Awardees Learn More About SBIR/STTR LEARN MORE SBIR/STTR Resources Workshops, Training, and Conferences Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative The Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative (WSSI) provides education, one-on-one assistance, and micro seed funding with the Wyoming Phase 0/00 to help teams prepare competitive Phase I/II proposals.
We provide no-cost, confidential advising.
Our team can assist with: Determining eligibility/fit for SBIR/STTR Preparing a competitive Phase I/II proposal Connecting applicants to state and federal resources Once you've registered as a client, schedule your first meeting with our team to discuss the WSSI program, you are connected to the larger Wyoming SBDC Network including the SBDC Regional Directors, the Cybersecurity Program , the APEX Accelerator , and the Market Research .
Helping Wyoming Entrepreneurs Compete The Wyoming Phase 0/00 Program provides up to $5,000 in early-stage support to help small businesses prepare competitive proposals for federal SBIR and STTR funding.
Phase 0/00 grants cover critical pre-proposal activities, such as: Phase I/II proposals reviews Travel and communication with federal program officers Market research and customer discovery Consultant and mentor services Collecting or analyzing test data This small investment helps Wyoming innovators secure larger federal R&D awards, bringing new dollars into our communities, creating high-quality jobs, and diversifying Wyoming’s economy.
Unlike loans, the SBIR and STTR Phase I/II awards are non-dilutive—no repayment required, no loss of ownership, and intellectual property stays with the business Applications are accepted year-round and reviewed twice monthly. New applicants and first-time participants are encouraged to apply. As part of the Wyoming SBDC Network, WSSI is committed to connecting with innovators across Wyoming no matter where they are located.
Here are a few of our upcoming events: IP Valuation: Determining the value of intellectual property for startups 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm, Online Training This delves into IP valuation methodologies specifically relevant to startups, examining how different approaches apply in the early-stage context where traditional metrics may be less reliable.
The discussion integrates these valuation principles with strategic IP due diligence approaches for SBIR awardees, demonstrating how early-stage IP portfolio development can significantly impact company valuation and future funding rounds.
Practical guidance is provided on leveraging Technical and Business Assistance (TABA) funds for IP services, with emphasis on activities that directly support valuation, such as market analysis, technology landscaping, and competitive positioning.
The section concludes with strategies for documenting and presenting IP value propositions to potential investors, including best practices for maintaining proper records that satisfy both federal funding requirements and investor due diligence needs. Register: https://wyomingsbdc.
org/events/ip-valuation-startups/ Angel Investing: Strategies for securing early-stage funding 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm, Online Training The “Angel Investing for Small Business Growth” workshop is a hands-on, interactive session designed to empower small business owners with the knowledge and tools to secure angel investment.
This workshop covers the fundamentals of angel investing, including understanding what angel investors look for, how to craft a compelling pitch, and building relationships with potential investors. Participants will learn how to assess their business’s readiness for funding, identify and connect with angel networks, and navigate the investment process from valuation to deal negotiation.
With case studies, expert insights, and practical exercises, this workshop equips small business owners to confidently pursue angel investment opportunities to fuel their growth. Register: https://wyomingsbdc.
org/events/angel-investing-strategies-for-securing-early-stage-funding/ Securing Strategic Investors and Partners 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm, Online Training The “Securing Strategic Investors and Partners” workshop is tailored to help small business owners attract investors who bring more than just capital to the table.
This session explores the unique dynamics of strategic investment, focusing on finding partners who align with your business’s long-term vision and can provide industry expertise, market access, or operational synergies. Attendees will learn how to identify and approach strategic investors, structure mutually beneficial agreements, and leverage partnerships to scale their operations.
Through real-world examples, expert-led discussions, and practical exercises, participants will gain the tools to develop a strategic investment strategy that fosters sustainable growth while building valuable partnerships in their Register: https://wyomingsbdc. org/events/securing-strategic-investor To see the full suite of educational opportunities, visit the Wyoming SBDC Network Our friends at BBCetc are offering a.......
From the Source's Mouth with ARmy FUZE BBCetc is inviting everyon to join them when the host Nicole Fox, Contested Logisttics & Sustainment Portfolio Director, Army SBIR/STTR Program & Army FUZE. Army FUZE is the U.S. Army’s unified innovation enterprise, driving how we discover, develop, transition, and scale emerging dual-use technologies.
FUZE integrates Army xTech, Army SBIR|STTR, Army TMI, and Army ManTech to create a streamlined pathway from bold ideas to battlefield-ready solutions, built for speed, scale, and mission alignment. Register at https://bbcetc. com/training/ Want to learn more about the SBIR/STTR programs and the resources available to assist your startup or venture?
Here are some resources: SBIR/STTR Program Eligibility The applicant for an SBIR or STTR must meet the following conditions: Operate as a for-profit business Work must be done in the United States Learn more about eligibility at SBIR. gov https://www. sbir.
gov/sites/default/files/elig_size_compliance_guide_1. pdf SBIR or STTR? What's right for your innovation?
SBIR allows partnering; STTR requires a non-profit research institution partner SBIR requires the Principal Investigator (PI) to be primarily employed (>50%) at the small business while agencies' STTR programs allows the PI to be either at the research institution or at the small business (check the agency's solicitation) SBIR applicants may subcontract up to 33% in Phase I and 50% in Phase II With STTR the small business must do a minimum of 40% of the work and the Research Institution Partner must do a minimum of 30% SBIR - 11 agencies participate; STTR only 5 agencies participate.
List of Participating Agencies IP Allocation Agreement is not required for SBIR, but is required for STTR. When partnering with the University of Wyoming, please contact the Technology Transfer Office, techtransfer@uwyo. edu for IP Allocation discussions.
Phase I R&D funding is used to create proof-of-concepts. Time Frame: 6-18 months; Award Amounts: $50,000 - more than $300,000 Phase II - The objective of Phase II is to continue the R/R&D efforts initiated in Phase I. Time Frame: 24 months; Award Amounts $400,000 - $1.
8 million varies by agency Phase III - Small businesses pursue commercialization in the private sector and/or federal contracting market place. No SBIR/STTR funding is awarded in Phase III. Note: Direct to Phase II, Supplemental Phase II, FAST applications, and more variations exist; it varies across agencies.
What is Technical and Business Assistance (TABA)? TABA allows the federal agency to provide funding for legal/IP strategy, regulatory strategy consulting, market validation, and other activities to help the small business with commercialization. Small businesses can either 1) identify your own vendor or 2) use the vendor selected by the agency.
Phase I TABA funding is up to $6,500 and Phase II TABA funding is up to $50,000. U.S. Small Business Administration provides online tutorials to help applicants learn more about the SBIR/STTR programs. Please see the Tools section for additional resources.
https://www. sbir. gov/tutorials Frequently Asked Questions What is the Phase 0/00 applications deadline?
Phase 0/00 applications can be submitted at any time. Complete applications by eligible entities are collected and reviewed the first and fifteenth of each month. How much is the Wyoming Phase 0/00?
The Wyoming Phase 0/00 is up to $5,000 contract. Who is eligible for a Wyoming Phase 0/00? Open to Wyoming resident owned and operated small businesses that are headquartered in Wyoming and creating jobs in Wyoming.
Frequently Asked Questions about the federal SBIR/STTR program - FAQ NOTE: SBIR/STTR Programs are up for reauthorization this federal fiscal year so program specifics may change with the reauthorization.
Partner Organizations (listed alphabetically and not all inclusive) Center for Entrepreneurship & Innovation - University of Wyoming Great Plains I-Corps Hub - University of Wyoming IMPACT307 - University of Wyoming Kickstart Program - Wyoming Business Council Manufacturing Works - Wyoming's Manufacturing Extension Partnership SBIR Matching Program - Wyoming Business Council Technology Transfer Office - University of Wyoming Wyoming Venture Capital - Wyoming Business Council Find more resources at: WyoBizLink Ready to innovate and grow with SBIR/STTR funding?
Wyoming SBIR/STTR Initiative The University of Wyoming has earned its Research Level 1 (R1) status from the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, placing Wyoming's only four-year university with the top research universities in the United States.
Based on current listing details, eligibility includes: Wyoming resident-owned and operated small for-profit businesses headquartered in Wyoming, creating Wyoming jobs, with fewer than 500 employees; must also meet federal SBIR/STTR requirements. Applicants should confirm final requirements in the official notice before submission.
Current published award information indicates Up to $5,000 Always verify allowable costs, matching requirements, and funding caps directly in the sponsor documentation.
The current target date is rolling deadlines or periodic funding windows. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, attachments, and final submission checks.
Federal grant success rates typically range from 10-30%, varying by agency and program. Build a strong proposal with clear objectives, measurable outcomes, and a well-justified budget to improve your chances.
Requirements vary by sponsor, but typically include a project narrative, budget justification, organizational capability statement, and key personnel CVs. Check the official notice for the complete list of required attachments.
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Review timelines vary by funder. Federal agencies typically take 3-6 months from submission to award notification. Foundation grants may be faster, often 1-3 months. Check the program's timeline in the official solicitation for specific dates.
Many federal programs offer multi-year funding or allow competitive renewals. Check the official solicitation for continuation and renewal policies. Non-competing continuation applications are common for multi-year awards.