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The Kentucky Science & Engineering
Foundation (KSEF) announces Kentucky SBIR/STTR Phase 0, a grant
program available to Kentucky’s small businesses, university-affiliated small
businesses, and college and university faculty entrepreneurs. These funds are earmarked for
the development of Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business
Technology Transfer (STTR) proposals for submission to any of eleven participating
federal agencies. The goal of the SBIR/STTR Phase 0 program is to help
Kentucky’s new and existing small businesses and college and university faculty
compete more effectively and increase participation in federal SBIR and STTR
programs by providing a grant to develop concepts and to prepare high-quality,
competitive proposals.
Click here to see a list of past and current Phase 0 awardees.
Application Instructions:
Please read the
Request for Proposals
before submitting an application.
Online
Submission Form:
To apply for an SBIR or STTR grant, use the online application form.
- In addition to the online application, biographies and
letters of intent must be submitted electronically to:
Debbie Rempfer drempfer@kstc.com
- Hard copies of all electronically submitted material must also be
mailed to KSEF
Suggestions for Preparing the Application:
Prior to entering your information in the online application, you may want to
print a copy of the form to prepare your responses. It is recommended that
you create your responses offline in a separate word processing program (1) to
retain a back-up copy of your text and (2) for ease in preparing paragraph
length responses. This text may then be entered into the online form by cutting
and pasting into the given text boxes.
Some tips for printing the online application form using your web browser's
print features:
Under File in the toolbar, Page Setup will allow you to adjust the
print margins (set Left and Right to zero if possible). Print Preview
will allow you to determine how many pages will print and if the margins allow
all text to be seen. Print generates the paper copy.
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