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Government funding alone does not drive innovation. The future of AI, cybersecurity, and nextgeneration technologies will be shaped by how well public and private investment intersect to scale breakthroughs. Companies that strategically align with both federal priorities and private capital markets will not just survive but dominate in an increasingly complex funding landscape. This final […]

The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has issued a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) for Biological Technologies (HR001124S0034) under its Biological Technologies Office (BTO). This initiative aims to leverage biology’s unique properties to enhance national security. DARPA is seeking innovative proposals that push the boundaries of biotechnology, impacting defense, medicine, materials science, and beyond.

Federal funding priorities are continually evolving, influenced by policy changes, global events, and technological advancements. As outlined in our recent article, “Scaling Innovation in Federal Funding,” success depends on strategically leveraging initial grants, building lasting federal partnerships, and positioning innovations for long-term growth. For AI and technology innovators, staying ahead of trends is crucial to

Strategic Partnerships Post-Award Federal agencies are more than just funding sources, they can be long-term partners in your company’s growth. Establishing a strong relationship with your granting agency can unlock significant advantages: Follow-On Funding Opportunities: Many agencies, including DARPA, NSF, and the Department of Energy, provide additional grants to expand on successful projects that align