Companies can request TABA support within their proposal when applying for an Army SBIR award, if at the time of award if they choose the Army-preferred vendor. A small business that does not opt for the Army-preferred vendor must include the request in their Army SBIR proposal. Small businesses must also give specific information on
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FedTech is currently the Army SBIR program’s preferred TABA vendor and provides all requests unless the small business requests another vendor and they are approved. If a small business would like to select their own TABA provider, they must include the request in their proposal, demonstrating why the Army-preferred vendor cannot provide the requested TABA
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If approved, TABA offers support at no cost to the awardee; the Army SBIR Program provides the funds directly. Phase I SBIR awardees can receive up to $6,500 toward TABA services on top of their SBIR award amount. Phase II SBIR awardees can receive up to $50,000 toward TABA services on top of their SBIR
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TABA support is only available to select Army SBIR-funded small businesses. For additional resources, please visit our Resources page.
Can I receive TABA without an SBIR reward? Read More »
TABA participation is voluntary for Army SBIR awardees, and availability is specific to each solicitation.
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After receiving a SBIR award, small businesses can request TABA support from the Army preferred vendor that provides support services to help accelerate their technologies. If a company wants to use their own TABA vendor, they must indicate that in their initial proposal, and it will be reviewed and evaluated as part of their submission.
