Established early-stage South Carolina technology companies (SCRA Member Companies) can get up to $50,000 to accelerate market readiness; rolling.
Up to $50,000 for established early-stage South Carolina technology companies to move their technology or business model to the next level of maturity and market readiness, possibly paid in up to two milestone-based tranches. One grant per company lifetime; reviewed on a rolling basis.
Registered as a for-profit business with the SC Secretary of State
Principal place of business in South Carolina or at least 51% of FTE employees in the state
Must be an active SCRA Member Company (may apply for membership and grant at the same time)
Based on some form of technology, ideally protected by IP
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South Carolina for-profit startups commercializing IP from a South Carolina college or university can get up to $25,000 from SCRA (membership required); rolling.
South Carolina technology small businesses can get SCRA matching grants (typically up to $50,000, 1:1 industry match required) to demonstrate or test new products with an industry partner; rolling.
South Carolina startups that won federal technology grants such as SBIR/STTR Phase I can get a SCRA match of up to 50% of the award (max $50,000); SCRA membership required; rolling.
Technology companies relocating to South Carolina and moving or hiring at least 5 people can be reimbursed up to $50,000 for relocation costs like equipment moves and facility up-fits; rolling.
South Carolina for-profit technology startups that are SCRA Member Companies can get up to $25,000 to hit commercialization milestones and attract follow-on funding; rolling.
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