Suggestion on reaching out to funding or grant agencies.
We build tools and platforms to facilitate easy access to scientific and scholarly communication.
Any suggestion on how to reach out to funding or grant agencies.
We build tools and platforms to facilitate easy access to scientific and scholarly communication.
Any suggestion on how to reach out to funding or grant agencies.
Hi everyone,
I’m currently looking into the everyday headaches we experience while using the SAM gov site. I'm trying to determine if a custom browser extension could actually smooth out the workflow and save people some time.
Rather than throwing out my own ideas, I’d love to get your unfiltered thoughts. If a Chrome or Edge extension existed specifically for SAM gov, what features would actually make your life easier?
Please drop your biggest pain points and absolute dream features below!
Im building free tools to help the community. I always struggle with putting together a cost proposal, so I built a simple tool to help the process. Hopefully it helps some of you save time. Check it out at https://defmetrix.com
The summary tab should give you all the numbers you need to submit with your proposal. You can also save as pdf to upload with your cost volume and the reviewers will have all the answers they need.
I’m happy to answer any questions or help if I can. Also I’m open to more ideas. What other tools can I build to help you guys?
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) rejects more SBIR and STTR projects because of foreign risk.
The Small Business Innovation and Economic Security Act of 2026 requires federal agencies to explain foreign risk decisions. However, many rejection letters do not give specific reasons for the decision.
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