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SBIR Past Solicitations and Awards
The most recent NIST solicitations are also available on the SBA website.
SBIR Past Solicitations
- Solicitation for 2024 (PDF): PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2023 (PDF): PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2022 (PDF): ARP (Fast-Track), PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2021 (PDF): PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2020 (PDF): PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2019 (PDF): PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2018 (PDF): PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2017 (PDF): PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2016 (PDF): PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2015 (PDF): PHASE I and PHASE II – Closed
- Solicitation for 2014 (PDF): PHASE I – Closed
- Solicitation for 2013 (PDF): PHASE I – Closed
- Solicitation for 2012 (PDF): PHASE I – Closed
- Solicitation for 2011 (PDF): PHASE I – Closed
SBIR Abstracts of Awardee
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2024 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2023 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2022 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2021 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2020 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2019 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2018 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2017 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2016 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2015 (PDF)
- Awards for Fiscal Year 2014 (PDF)
* Starting in Fiscal Year 2019, NIST switched from the use of Subtopics to the use of Open Topics.
* NIST switched from negotiated contracts to grants starting in Fiscal Year 2014
Created January 6, 2010, Updated October 25, 2024