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The document is a cover sheet for Phase I proposals under the Small Business Innovation Research Program by the Department of Health and Human Services. It outlines responsibilities, certifications, and notices regarding the proposal submission process, including requirements for small business status, potential involvement with human subjects or vertebrate animals, and proprietary information handling.

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How long does it take for SBIR to be reviewed?

1-3 months after the submission deadline Proposals are reviewed by a panel of at least three technical and commercial experts.

What is the success rate of NIH STTR?

The success rate for NIH SBIR/STTR Phase I was nearly 13 percent (647 of 5,132 approved) in FY 2021, a decrease from nearly 14 percent (636 of 4,684 approved) in FY 2020 and from nearly 16 percent for all proposals submitted over the past decade.

How many times NIH releases SBIR STTR solicitations each year?

The NIH releases a Contract solicitation once per year. See more information here.

How much is the STTR award?

Each participating federal agency administers its own SBIR/STTR program within guidelines established by Congress. As of October 2024, agencies may issue a Phase I award (including modifications) up to $314,363 and a Phase II award (including modifications) up to $2,095,748 without seeking SBA approval.

How many funding phases are there in the SBIR STTR program?

SBIR and STTR programs include a competitive, three-phased process to solicit proposals from small business concerns (SBCs) for research/research and development (R/RD), production, services, or any combination to meet stated agency needs or missions; and to award funding agreements to qualifying SBCs.

What is the difference between a SBIR and STTR?

An SBIR award gives flexibility in partnering with subcontractors and allows up to 33% of the funding to be used for partners. An STTR award requires that 40% of the funding goes to a research institution, 30% goes to the small business applicant and 30% is discretionary.

How do I get a SBIR contract?

How Do I Apply? NIH SBIR contract funding opportunities reflect specific need areas (referred to as Contract Topics). These topics are identified by NIH Institute or Center (IC) staff. To submit a contract proposal, your small business must respond to one of these topics.

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