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NY A03057
Bill
Status
1/23/2013
Primary Sponsor
Robin Schimminger
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AI Summary
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Creates a Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)/Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Technical Assistance Program within the New York State Urban Development Corporation to help small businesses with 100 or fewer employees compete for federal Phase I grants.
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Eligible service providers include Centers for Advanced Technology, Technology Development Corporations, SUNY engineering schools administering the Strategic Partnership for Industrial Resurgence Program, and Centers of Excellence.
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Technical assistance services cover outreach to promote awareness of SBIR/STTR solicitations, counseling on business ability to pursue funding, and proposal preparation assistance including grant writing and technology evaluation.
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Eligible entities receiving funds must match them on a one-to-one basis through actual cash, salaries, staff time, or direct expenses, and annual competitive awards are limited to up to $200,000 per provider.
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Requires annual reporting to the corporation on businesses served, grants applied for and received, and mandates a program effectiveness evaluation report to the Governor and Legislature by February 1, 2015, including recommendations on expanding to Phase II applicants.
Legislative Description
Creates the small business innovation research/small business technology transfer technical assistance program.
Last Action
reported referred to ways and means
5/20/2014