Robert Dunie·Mar 16Update — March 2026: Winners, Losers, and the “Technology‑Neutral” Future of Federal R&DSince my February 25 post, the SBIR and STTR landscape has shifted from uncertainty to a defined — though not yet completed — path back…
InSBIR/STTR InfobyBeverly🏳️⚧️·Mar 4SBIR/STTR Program Status (Mar 4, 2026)SBIR Is Not Dead. It Is Being Rewritten….
InSBIR/STTR InfobyBeverly🏳️⚧️·Feb 14SBIR/STTR Program Status (Feb 13, 2026) and future speculation…Innovation on Pause While Washington Debates America’s Seed Fund — Germination Delayed Pending Congressional Weather; forecast is cloudy
InSBIR/STTR InfobyBeverly🏳️⚧️·Feb 6SBIR/STTR Program Status (Feb 6, 2026)Still waiting….. Signs(??) of Movement, but the Freeze Still Hurts
InWrite A CatalystbySBIR/STTR Editor·Jan 17Innovation Needs a Voice. We Built a Place for It.Every breakthrough story has a moment that never makes the headlines.
InSBIR/STTR InfobyBeverly🏳️⚧️·Jan 15SBIR/STTR Program Status (Jan 14, 2026)Reauthorization Update: Signs of Movement, but the Freeze Still HurtsA response icon1A response icon1
InSBIR/STTR InfobyBeverly🏳️⚧️·Jan 14SBIR/STTR Program Status (Jan 10, 2026)What small businesses and innovators need to know in 2026A response icon1A response icon1
Engine·Apr 2, 2025The SBIR program is up for reauthorization again.By Jennifer Weinhart, Senior Policy Advisor, EngineA response icon1A response icon1
Joseph Kopser·Mar 30, 2024Crafting Supply Chain Continuity with Sustainment Post-Bridge Collapse, Cybersecurity, and Capital…At Grayline, we are steadfast in our commitment to assembling teams that tackle the most challenging problems, particularly in moments of…
Steven Groenheim·Oct 29, 2021Restructuring the SBIR/STTR ProcessCo-Authored by Steven Groenheim and John Diekel
