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.
Matches up to 50% of a qualifying federal award, not to exceed $50,000, for South Carolina startups that have received federal technology grants such as SBIR/STTR Phase I and are pursuing further federal funding. Up to two matching grants per company lifetime for separate federal awards; 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
Recipient of a federal grant focused on technology commercialization; preference to SBIR/STTR awardees
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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.
Established early-stage South Carolina technology companies (SCRA Member Companies) can get up to $50,000 to accelerate market readiness; 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.
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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