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Michael Braukus
Headquarters, Washington January 28, 2003
(Phone: 202/358-1979)
RELEASE: 03-023
NASA SELECTS NINE INNOVATIVE SMALL BUSINESS PROJECTS
NASA has selected nine research proposals for negotiation of
Phase 2 contract awards for the 2001 Small Business Technology
Transfer (STTR) Program.
Phase 2 continues development of the most promising previously
selected Phase 1 projects. Selection criteria include scientific and
technical merit, company capabilities, commercial potential, future
importance and eventual value of the innovation to NASA. Funding for
Phase 2 contracts may be up to $500,000 for a two-year performance
period.
Contractors completing Phase 1 projects submitted a total of 18 Phase
2 proposals. All proposals were peer reviewed for both technical merit
and commercial potential. The combined award total for the nine Phase
2 contracts is expected to be $4.5 million.
The STTR Program is designed to stimulate technological innovation;
help small businesses become better qualified to assist NASA in its
research and development; and increase private commercialization of
federally funded research. The program also requires small businesses
to conduct cooperative research and development by partnering with a
research institution.
The goals of the STTR program are to stimulate technological
innovation; increase the use of small business, including women-owned
and disadvantaged firms, to meet federal research and development
needs; and to increase private sector commercialization of federally
funded research results. Two of the nine companies announced today are
disadvantaged firms.
The STTR Program Management Office is located at NASA's Goddard Space
Flight Center, Greenbelt, Md. NASA's Office of Aerospace Technology,
Washington provides executive oversight. Individual STTR projects are
managed by the 10 NASA field centers.
A listing of the selected companies is on the Internet at:
http://sbir.nasa.gov
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