Programs for SBIR Grant Awardees
We help SBIR/STTR grant awardees translate R&D into a commercially-viable enterprise
We help inventors & startups utilize SBIR/STTR government grant funding to move their idea from early-stage R&D to a sustainable enterprise for global impact.
Since 2004, we have partnered with government agencies to offer leading cohort-based Commercialization Accelerator Programs (CAP) and a robust menu of TABA (Technical & Business Assistance).
We guide & support grant applicants & awardees before, during & after the SBIR/STTR program.
We support Phase 1 and 2 grant applications to increase your chances of success. Our team & ecosystem can offer grant writing (via our partnership with OmniSync/TurboSBIR), letters of support, and qualifying statements.
We offer a range of Commercialization Assistance (CAP) programs for startups to accelerate their ideas.
Our portfolio of ‘TABA’ (Technical & Business Assistance) products are designed for SBIR/STTR grant awardees at Phase 1 and 2 to accelerate the process of commercializing science and technology innovation.
For our SBIR program alumni and graduates, we offer a selective ‘Phase III’ funding accelerator offering. Learn more about our Funding Accelerator Program for seed and series-A investment.
Because of Larta, I've grown from an innovator to the president of a public company. Larta showed me how to take my innovation and fly to the moon with it.
Loretta Mayer
Larta Alumni
Co-Founder & CEO
Senestech
Commercialization Assistance & Accelerator Programs for Startups
Larta are the contracted agency for SBIR/STTR commercial accelerator programs in partnership with the DOE, NOAA, and USDA.
Commercialization Assistance Program (NOAA-CAP)
Technical & Business Assistance (TABA) – for DOE SBIR Phase I Grant Awardees
Commercialization Assistance Program (CAP) – for DOE SBIR Phase II Grant Awardees
USDA-CTABA
USDA Phase I SBIR Awardees
Commercialization Assistance
TABA Programs
Browse & apply to join our open-enrollment TABA programs for SBIR/STTR government grant awardees.
Technical & Business Assistance (TABA) – for SBIR Phase I and II Awardees
Technical & Business Assistance (TABA) – for SBIR Phase I and II Awardees
Technical & Business Assistance (TABA) – for SBIR Phase II Awardees
Technical & Business Assistance (TABA) – for SBIR Phase I and II Awardees
Technical & Business Assistance (TABA) – for SBIR Phase I and II Awardees
Collaborate 1:1 with an expert Larta 'Principal Advisor' during our SBIR and TABA programs. We have a team of 125+ highly experienced mentors.
Our SBIR/STTR programs and TABA products are led by seasoned industry experts with deep sector knowledge. Each startup is assigned a dedicated Principal Advisor to guide their journey from idea to sustainable enterprise.
Principal Advisor
Kwame Ulmer
Principal Advisor
Sydney Edwards
Principal Advisor
LeAnne C. Tourtellotte
Principal Advisor
Sunil Maulik
Principal Advisor
David Whelan
Principal Advisor
Olga Yermolenko
Principal Advisor
Rachel Costello
Principal Advisor
Rita Hansen
Access our global innovation platform & ecosystem.
Larta’s network includes some of the most forward-thinking startups, investors, businesses, philanthropists, community organizations, and government agencies.
Our innovation platform & ecosystem power our startup programs to accelerate new science & technology – by providing a unique combination of connections, resources, and funding.
Easily prepare SBIR grants like a pro. Increase your odds of success with OmniSync + Larta
Combine TurboSBIR’s easy-to-use software with Larta’s hands-on experience & network – OmniSync’s online tool is adept at guiding first-time and seasoned SBIR applicants to success.
Easily apply for an SBIR grant via TurboSBIR
Larta Institute has partnered with OmniSync – use their TurboSBIR product for easy SBIR grant applications.
Because Larta is a network-centric organization, they are as strong as their network, and what's more, they are very generous with their network...their network is in play and at the disposal of the SBIR companies in attendance.
Matthew E. Portnoy, PhD
Division of Special Programs
National Institutes of Health
