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Louisiana Phase Zero SBIR/STTR Proposal Grant
From Louisiana Economic Development, Louisiana Technology Transfer Office (LTTO)
Verified on the funder's official page
- Amount
- Up to $5,000$3,000 (Phase I proposal) or $5,000 (Phase II proposal)
- Deadline
- RollingNo closing date
- Matching funds
- None
- Payment
- Direct grant
- Effort
- Medium A form plus a few documents.
- Who
- Any owner
The link goes to opportunitylouisiana.gov.
Who can apply
- Louisiana-based innovators, startups and small businesses (under 500 employees) preparing a federal SBIR/STTR Phase I or Phase II proposal; funds cover customer discovery, conferences, grant reviewers and similar proposal costs
Technology and research
Can you apply?
A quick check. It does not block the apply link.
Before you apply
Fill in the LTTO survey on the page and tick that you want Phase 0 assistance; LED staff then contact you.
Heads up
Small Louisiana grants to help write a federal SBIR/STTR proposal.
Checked on opportunitylouisiana.gov, Oct 26 (opens in a new tab)
This is a summary. The official page has the final word.
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Questions about Louisiana Phase Zero SBIR/STTR Proposal Grant
How much is Louisiana Phase Zero SBIR/STTR Proposal Grant?
$3,000 (Phase I proposal) or $5,000 (Phase II proposal).
When can I apply for Louisiana Phase Zero SBIR/STTR Proposal Grant?
Any time. Applications are rolling, with no single closing date.
Who can apply for Louisiana Phase Zero SBIR/STTR Proposal Grant?
Louisiana-based innovators, startups and small businesses (under 500 employees) preparing a federal SBIR/STTR Phase I or Phase II proposal; funds cover customer discovery, conferences, grant reviewers and similar proposal costs.
Does Louisiana Phase Zero SBIR/STTR Proposal Grant require matching funds?
No. The official page doesn't ask for matching funds.
Where was Louisiana Phase Zero SBIR/STTR Proposal Grant checked?
Checked on the official site on Oct 26, 2026. If anything here differs, the official page is right.