Extract SBIR Manufacturing Requirements via FOIA for Vendor Targeting
- Organization
- National Science Foundation
- Sector
- Hardware manufacturing vendors and production partners
- Location
- United States
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Executive summary
Current state
A small Colorado company received $1.246M in SBIR Phase II funding to develop high-power wireless charging for industrial robots, creating a commercial gap between their validated R&D capability and zero market presence.
Market catalyst
NSF SBIR Phase II proposals contain detailed manufacturing requirements and budget allocations in non-proprietary sections, but these are buried in FOIA-accessible documents rather than public award summaries, creating an information gap between what EXOPOWER needs and which vendors know about it.
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