Presented by US Navy’s Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) SBIR/STTR Program

Are you a small business looking for non-dilutive research and development funding? Don’t miss this opportunity to learn how the Department of the Navy can help you transform your innovative ideas into cutting-edge technologies through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Programs. This webinar provides the goals of SBIR and STTR, explains the three phases of the program, outlines eligibility requirements, and reviews the Navy’s schedule for soliciting proposals. We will also explore what makes the Navy’s—and within it, NAVSEA’s—SBIR and STTR Programs especially successful in transitioning projects from research and development to commercialization.

Come learn why you don’t need to be a shipbuilder to equip our warfighters to meet the challenges of the future. From artificial intelligence to advanced materials, from cybersecurity to kinetics, from repair kits to protective equipment, small businesses across the country are moving the needle on a diverse list of technologies while earning lucrative contracts. Register today and find out how you can become part of this innovation pipeline and bring your solutions to the forefront of national defense.

Get Free Assistance with Government Contracting

The APEX Accelerator Team will discuss the free services offered to small business owners when exploring government contracting opportunities.

PLEASE NOTE: Once you have registered, you will be sent access details to join the webinar in a separate email.

Learn from the experts

Regan Weiland

Regan Weiland is a former U.S. Navy Nuclear Machinist Mate with six years of experience serving aboard nuclear-powered submarines. She currently supports the NAVSEA Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs, where she works to connect innovative small businesses with the Department of the Navy’s mission needs. In her role as the Warfare Center Liaison for Connecticut and New York, Regan has spent the past year fostering collaboration between the Navy and industry partners to advance technologies that strengthen fleet readiness and capability.

This APEX Accelerator is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the Department of Defense and partially funded by the County of Union, New Jersey