For Small Businesses

The research partner your proposal is missing.

STTR requires a research institution partner. SBIR rewards one. Finding the right lab, getting a busy principal investigator to yes, and papering the team before the deadline is where good small businesses lose winnable topics. That is precisely the job Avedryn exists to do.

The Offer

What Avedryn does for small teams.

Assembly

Team Assembly for SBIR and STTR

We match your technology to the principal investigator whose lab makes the proposal stronger, formulate the workshare, and get teaming terms agreed while there is still time to write a serious proposal.

Assessment

A Straight Assessment First

Before any large commitment, a fixed-fee look at the problem, the topic fit, and the realistic partner set. If the topic is wrong for you, you hear it from us first, in plain language, with the evidence.

Access

Bench Access, Right-Sized

Standing access to the bench and to fast technical answers, scaled for a small team. The same verified roster the primes draw on, without carrying a prime-sized overhead to reach it.

Research

Market Research

Which agencies and topics match what you actually build, what is opening next, and where the follow-on work sits. Aimed at your roadmap, not the entire federal market.

How We Charge

In the open, before work starts.

Straight Answers

Asked by every first-time STTR team.

We have never done an STTR. Can you still help?

Yes. Partner selection and teaming are the core of the service, and first-time teams are exactly who the assessment was built for. We will tell you honestly whether a topic fits before you spend proposal money on it.

How fast can a team come together?

Assembly is measured in days, because the bench is verified and rates are on file before your topic drops. The scarce resource is never the search. It is your writing time, and the model protects it.

Do you write our proposal?

No. We build the team, the workshare, and the framework around it. Your technical story stays yours, told by the people who will do the work, which is also how evaluators prefer it.

Bring the topic. Leave with a team.

Start with the solicitation you are staring at, or the technology you know deserves one. The first conversation is about fit, not a pitch.

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