Research & Innovation

SBIR/STTR & Grant Proposal Writing

Secure non-dilutive R&D funding. We write and organize complex Phase I and Phase II technical volumes, budgets, and commercialization plans.

Pricing: Flat quote after scope call

We make no claims or guarantees about funding odds. Agency technical reviewers make all award decisions.

The Programs

Navigating agency-run R&D funding

The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs are highly competitive paths to non-dilutive funding. Eligibility requires being a U.S. small business, majority U.S.-owned, and meeting strict Principal Investigator (PI) employment rules.

Every agency runs its program differently. The NSF requires a Project Pitch gate. The DoD issues specific topics in cycles via DSIP. Agencies like NIH, DOE, NASA, and USDA have entirely distinct formats. We navigate these rules so you can focus on the science.

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Phase I & Phase II

From initial feasibility studies (Phase I) to full commercial development (Phase II). We handle the distinct narrative requirements for each stage.

What We Write

NSF pitches, DoD white papers, the full technical volume, the commercialization plan, and the detailed budget with justification.

Registrations & Portals

We ensure you are properly set up across SAM.gov, SBIR.gov, eRA Commons, Research.gov, and DSIP.

Federal, State & Foundation Grants

Beyond SBIR/STTR, we prepare traditional grant applications (via Grants.gov) for federal, state, and foundation opportunities. We start with a strict eligibility-first fit review to ensure your organization meets the program's statutory requirements before any writing begins.

Discuss Your Grant Opportunity

What to share before we start

Research funding and community grant programs have different applicants, purposes and rules. Bring the funding notice and your project idea so we can distinguish a research pitch from a full proposal and confirm the actual application requirements.

  • The funding notice or research topic, deadline and required application stage.
  • Your project aims, current development stage and the people or partners doing the work.
  • The applicant organization, draft budget and any existing registrations or prior reviews.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

No. GovProposals is a private, paid proposal preparation service, not a funding agency. The funder decides eligibility and awards. We do not guarantee funding or represent a proposal as approved before the funder makes that decision.

Talk to a real person

Not sure where to start? Talk through your situation with a real person.

(877) 552-7799

GovProposals is a private company and is not affiliated with SAM.gov or the U.S. Government. SAM.gov registration is available directly through the government at no cost; our fees are for optional assistance and support.