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SBIR/STTR programs will expire if Congress doesn’t reauthorize by September 30th. Senator Paul blocked reauthorization because of security problems. New provisions added to address security concerns.
Bill passed Senate, expected to pass House. SBIR/STTR programs extended for three more years.
SBIR/STTR programs could expire Sept 30. Reauthorization opposed by Rand Paul and others. SBIR/STTR grants enable commercialization of federally funded research and have broad benefits that improve life for all Americans as well as billions around the globe.
Since venture investment in life science companies began to slump in 2021, biopharma companies have tightened their belts notch by notch to squeeze more utility from each cent and extend their runways. In this environment, non-dilutive funding has become ever more important, especially for small and mid-sized companies.
Each $1 of non-dilutive funding from NIH translates into $8.38 of private sector investment in R&D. Companies which win non-dilutive funding from organizations such as BARDA, NIH, NSF, and CDMRP, are more likely to receive major equity investments.
NCI and CDMRP are awarding over $7 BILLION in funding for cancer R&D. To learn more, listen to our free webinar about these opportunities.
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