The notices list the topics on which the agency is currently seeking innovation. After their final reports, only Phase I successes can then apply for Phase II funding, which provides 24 months of additional monies to continue development and testing of the product or idea. Each agency posts a copy of the previous or open solicitation on their web site along with other pertinent SBIR information. Health and Human Services Idaho SBDC Assistance Idaho Small Business Development Center's Technology Connection sponsors SBIR workshops and conferences from time to time. Some of the SBIR agencies post sample proposals, tutorials, and helpful advice on their websites.
Most agencies also publish lists of winners and project abstracts.
General information on the SBIR and STTR programs is available on the following web sites. The National SBIR Program Resource Center provides information of interest to companies who are considering applying for SBIR or STTR funding. Viewers can search by keyword for topics on which federal agencies are currently soliciting SBIR and STTR proposals. Information on national and regional SBIR conferences is listed, as are links to federal agencies that offer SBIR grants. Jade Research Corporation is a commercial business in Virginia that sells SBIR aids like proposal templates, lists current SBIR grant opportunities, and other information.