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UND Center for Innovation 4200 James Ray Drive Grand Forks, ND 58203 (701) 777-3132 24 months; preference will be shown for technologies that can be available to the opera- tional Naval Forces within 12 months of Rapid Innovation Fund project completion. Funds available for awards are $50 million, contingent upon acceptable proposals. The U.S. Department of the Navy recently posted a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) on the Fed- eral Business Opportunities (www.fedbizopps.gov) that may be of interest to the SBIR community. As indicated in the notice: This BAA is primarily for the validation and transition of technologies de- veloped by small businesses (less than 500 employees) including those developed under the SBIR program and IR&D that directly support DoN needs and programs. Those selected for award may receive up to $3M in Rapid Inno- vation Fund funding; developmen- tal efforts can be completed within The SBA wants your public com- ments on the new Final Rules. The commenting period will commence upon publication in the Federal Register. If all goes according to schedule comments will be open for 60 days and close October 6, 2012. A new "Final Rule" with con- sideration of comments should be published by the end of the calen- dar year. The rules are long and complex, so you won't hear much from the SBIR community until a prelimi- nary study is done. However, the SBA will hold two webinars (perhaps more) but for now they are scheduled for: August 23, 2012 (you must register by August 22, 2012) August 29, 2012 (you must reg- ister by August 28, 2012) If you are interested in attending one of the Webinars, you must pre-register (maximum partici- pation is 125 per session) by sending an e-mail to technol- [email protected]. You must include in the subject line, the date of the Webinar you want. In the body of the email you must include the Participant's Name, Title, Organization Affiliation, Ad- dress, Telephone Number, Email Address, and Fax Number. Dept. of Navy Rapid Innovation Fund SBA Policy Directives for SBIR & STTR Released for Public Comment North Dakota SBIR/STTR R & D Funding for Tech. Entrepreneurs August, 2012 Volume 1, Issue 7 Inside this Issue : NAVY Rapid Innovation Fund P.1 CCR is out; SAM is in P.1 SBIR & STTR Policy Dir. Re- leased for Pub. Comment P. 1 Conferences & Events P. 2 Open SBIR/ STTR Solicita- tions P. 2 The Central Contractor Registry (CCR) as well as the Online Repre- sentations and Certifications Appli- cation (ORCA) web sites and facili- ties have given way to the federal government's new omnibus sys- tem, the System for Award Man- agement (SAM), located at www.sam.gov. SAM incorporates many of the governments data- bases into one, and that includes CCR, although it no longer carries that name. The good news is that if your company was current in the CCR, that information has been ported over to SAM. You cannot use your old account from CCR in SAM. You will have to go in and create an account (for most of us it will be a user account). If your company was current in the CCR, go to www.sam.gov and create an individual user account (this infor- mation is separate from your com- pany's "entity account" but if done properly will allow you to access your company's data). When you create your user account, you will be asked "Would you like to migrate a legacy system account?" If the email address used in your CCR record is the same as the one in your user ac- count, the transition will be a piece of cake. Important Update: CCR is out SAM is In

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UND Center for Innovation 4200 James Ray Drive Grand Forks, ND 58203 (701) 777-3132

24 months; preference will be

shown for technologies that

can be available to the opera-

tional Naval Forces within 12

months of Rapid Innovation

Fund project completion.

Funds available for awards

are $50 million, contingent

upon acceptable proposals.

The U.S. Department of the Navy

recently posted a Broad Agency

Announcement (BAA) on the Fed-

eral Business Opportunities

(www.fedbizopps.gov) that may be

of interest to the SBIR community.

As indicated in the notice: This

BAA is primarily for the validation

and transition of technologies de-

veloped by small businesses (less

than 500 employees) including

those developed under the SBIR

program and IR&D that directly

support DoN needs and programs.

Those selected for award may

receive up to $3M in Rapid Inno-

vation Fund funding; developmen-

tal efforts can be completed within

The SBA wants your public com-

ments on the new Final Rules. The

commenting period will commence

upon publication in the Federal

Register. If all goes according to

schedule comments will be open

for 60 days and close October 6,

2012. A new "Final Rule" with con-

sideration of comments should be

published by the end of the calen-

dar year.

The rules are long and complex,

so you won't hear much from the

SBIR community until a prelimi-

nary study is done. However, the

SBA will hold two webinars

(perhaps more) but for now they

are scheduled for:

August 23, 2012 (you must

register by August 22, 2012)

August 29, 2012 (you must reg-

ister by August 28, 2012)

If you are interested in attending

one of the Webinars, you must

pre-register (maximum partici-

pation is 125 per session) by

sending an e-mail to technol-

[email protected]. You must

include in the subject line,

the date of the Webinar you

want. In the body of the

email you must include the

Participant's Name, Title,

Organization Affiliation, Ad-

dress, Telephone Number,

Email Address, and Fax

Number.

Dept. of Navy Rapid Innovation Fund

SBA Policy Directives for SBIR & STTR Released for Public Comment

North Dakota SBIR/STTR R & D Funding for Tech. Entrepreneurs

August, 2012 Volume 1, Issue 7

Inside

this

Issue :

NAVY Rapid

Innovation

Fund

P.1

CCR is out; SAM

is in P.1

SBIR & STTR

Policy Dir. Re-

leased for Pub.

Comment

P. 1

Conferences &

Events P. 2

Open SBIR/

STTR Solicita-

tions

P. 2

The Central Contractor Registry (CCR) as well as the Online Repre-sentations and Certifications Appli-cation (ORCA) web sites and facili-ties have given way to the federal government's new omnibus sys-tem, the System for Award Man-agement (SAM), located at www.sam.gov. SAM incorporates many of the governments data-bases into one, and that includes CCR, although it no longer carries

that name. The good news is that if your company was current in the CCR, that information has been ported over to SAM. You cannot use your old account from CCR in SAM. You will have to go in and create an account (for most of us it will be a user account). If your company was current in the CCR, go to www.sam.gov and create an individual user account (this infor-mation is separate from your com-

pany's "entity account" but if done properly will allow you to access your company's data). When you create your user account, you will be asked "Would you like to migrate a legacy system account?" If the email address used in your CCR record is the same as the one in your user ac-count, the transition will be a piece of cake.

Important Update: CCR is out SAM is In

UND Center for Innovation 4200 James Ray Drive Grand Forks, ND 58203 (701) 777-3132

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