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SBIR/STTR SUPPORT
For Oklahoma Small Businesses
OK Catalyst is Oklahoma’s hub for SBIR/STTR support, empowering local innovators, researchers, and entrepreneurs to compete for federal R&D funding through America’s Seed Fund.
We specialize in helping small businesses, especially those new to the SBIR/STTR process, navigate complex program requirements, identify the right opportunities, and develop competitive proposals.
Each year, the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Programs invest $4 billion to stimulate hi-tech development in the U.S.
Our no-cost services help potential candidates find funding opportunities and prepare a competitive proposal.
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AMERICA'S SEED FUND
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SBIR/STTR SUPPORT SERVICES
OK Catalyst serves as the lead organization for the SBA's Federal & State Technology (FAST) Partnership and OCAST's Small Business Research Assistance (SBRA) programs, Oklahoma’s initiatives to increase participation and success in federal SBIR/STTR funding. Through these programs, we offer a suite of tailored SBIR/STTR services including solicitation matching and proposal development, designed to meet small businesses where they are and guide them through the federal funding process. We provide year-round, on-demand assistance that adapts to the specific needs and readiness levels of each client.
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Support may range from a single pre-submission review to multi-month proposal development engagements, depending on the complexity of the opportunity and the client's experience level. This hands-on, customizable model ensures that innovators receive exactly the support they need, whether they're first-time applicants or scaling toward Phase II and beyond. These services are open to Oklahoma-based small businesses and research teams seeking SBIR/STTR funding.