Nationwide
EPA SBIR Phase I Solicitation
From U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
Verified on the funder's official page
- Amount
- Up to $100,000For a 6-month Phase I project
- Deadline
- Nov 8, 2026, 11:59 p.m. ET14 days left
- Matching funds
- None
- Payment
- Direct grant
- Effort
- Big job A full proposal and several steps.
- Who
- Any owner
The link goes to epa.gov.
Who can apply
- US small businesses eligible for SBIR proposing environmental technologies on EPA solicitation topics
- Proposals go through the EPA SBIR solicitation (see How to Apply)
Technology and manufacturing
Can you apply?
A quick check. It does not block the apply link.
Can a small business win this?
Federally competitive. SAM.gov and related registrations can take weeks, so this is realistic only for applicants who are already registered.
Before you apply
Check the solicitation topics first. EPA advises against Phase I proposals that need human-subjects research because of IRB timelines.
Heads up
EPA SBIR awards are contracts, not grants.
Checked on epa.gov, Oct 23 (opens in a new tab)
This is a summary. The official page has the final word.
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Questions about EPA SBIR Phase I Solicitation
How much is EPA SBIR Phase I Solicitation?
Up to $100,000. The full line is: Up to $100,000 for a 6-month Phase I project. Highest figure stored: $100,000.
When can I apply for EPA SBIR Phase I Solicitation?
The deadline is in the key facts at the top of this page. Check the official page before you apply. Dates move.
Who can apply for EPA SBIR Phase I Solicitation?
US small businesses eligible for SBIR proposing environmental technologies on EPA solicitation topics. Proposals go through the EPA SBIR solicitation (see How to Apply).
Does EPA SBIR Phase I Solicitation require matching funds?
No matching funds are required on the page we checked.
Where was EPA SBIR Phase I Solicitation checked?
Checked on 2026-10-23 at https://www.epa.gov/sbir/sbir-funding-opportunities. The official page wins if we disagree.