NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) commend the Senate for reaching a unanimous agreement to reauthorize the SBIR and STTR programs, with continued passage expected in the House.

NSBA and SBTC commend Congress for working to reach a viable solution to reinstate SBIR/STTR funding - critical funding for small-business research, development, and innovation, creating life-saving drugs and technologies.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continue urging Congress and the Administration to prioritize federal action to better support small-business innovation, research, and technology development, including immediate action to reinstate SBIR/STTR programs.

At an urging from NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC), this week, Congress stepped in to stop a policy that would have quietly shut small businesses out of DOE research funding, restoring fairness, predictability, and access for America’s innovators.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) are continuing to urge Congress to act to pass the House-approved H.R. 5100 or a long-term plan for reauthorization of the critical SBIR/STTR small-business research and innovation programs.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continue urging support for SBIR/STTR programs on Capitol Hill and across the country.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continue to urge Congress to formally act on reinstatement of funds and longer-term reauthorization of the SBIR/STTR programs - critical research and technology development programs supporting small-business innovators.

NSBA and SBTC stand strong with small business, fighting to reinstate SBIR/STTR funds, urging Congress to act to reauthorize these critical funds driving innovations and research programs today.

NSBA and SBTC continue urging Congress and lawmakers in Washington to reinstate the SBIR/STTR programs, ending ongoing threats to our nation's critical defense systems, including Space Force and the Department of Defense.

NSBA and our Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continue to urge Congress to act to reinstate the SBIR/STTR programs, applauding recent efforts to revive the critical innovation and development funds.

NSBA and the Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continue to urge Congress to act to reinstate the SBIR/STTR programs, which provide critical funds to small-business researchers and innovators driving life-saving technologies.

NSBA and the Small Business Technology Council urge Congress to act to reinstate SBIR/STTR funds, including options to work in the reauthorizations in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA).

NSBA and SBTC continue to lead the fight for reauthorization and permanency for the SBIR/STTR programs, which are critical small-business research funds driving life-changing technology and innovation - watch this special member webinar discussion any time.

NSBA and SBTC continue leading advocacy urging Congress to reinstate the critical SBIR/STTR funds for small-business research and innovation.

Stand with NSBA and the Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) in our fight to ensure reauthorization and permanency for SBIR and STTR programs - critical research and innovation funds for the nation's most important economic community.

NSBA's Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) continues to be a key driver for SBIR and STTR programs across the country, including rural and underserved states.

Small-business owners, including NSBA members, are developing critical technologies with SBIR/STTR funds - urge Congress to extend these crucial programs.

SBIR/STTR are critical programs to small business, and NSBA continues to support permanency for these important causes.

SBIR/STTR program reauthorizations and grants continue to remain critical to NSBA members and the small-business community for its place in developing crucial technology serving of American households.

NSBA is privileged to work with its Small Business Technology Council (SBTC) to ensure SBIR and STTR funds, as well as seats at the table for America's most important economic community.