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This Solicitation opportunity from Massachusetts was posted on February 18, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Notice of Funding Opportunity for Massachusetts TechHubs

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BD-25-1367-1367C-1367L-112779State & Local

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NAICS: 541715
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2026년도 국제공동연구 신속지원사업 신규과제 공모
Solicitation # 2026-1045
The 2026 International Joint Research Rapid Support Project, solicitation number 2026-1045, is a government-funded initiative managed by the National Research Foundation of Korea and the Ministry of Science and ICT. The project focuses on developing core original technologies for high-density parallel light sources, specifically micro-LED and micro-OLED, for use in AI data center optical interconnects. The total government support funding is 737.5 million KRW for a 16-month performance period running from December 2026 to March 2028. This project is classified as a National Strategic Technology in the semiconductors and next-generation OLED sectors, aiming to advance from Technology Readiness Level 3 to TRL 5. A mandatory requirement for this solicitation is the establishment of an international joint research network with Japanese research institutions to secure expertise in organic light-emitting materials and patents. Technical objectives include developing 32-channel arrays with specific performance targets: transmission speeds exceeding 1 GHz for micro-LED and 0.2 GHz for micro-OLED, and driving energy levels of 1 pJ/bit and 20 pJ/bit respectively. Final acceptance requires the submission of a functional prototype and verification through accredited certification bodies, official test reports, or witnessed self-evaluations. All research achievements and commercialization results must be managed through the Integrated Research Information System (IRIS), and the project is subject to technology fee collection and the 3-book 5-public rule for concurrent research limits.
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The Massachusetts Technology Collaborative has issued a Notice of Funding Opportunity for the Massachusetts TechHubs Program, seeking qualified firms to obtain a TechHub designation for regions demonstrating strong innovation potential or currently receiving grant funding. The program aims to support the development, expansion, and scaling of dynamic, place-based innovation ecosystems that capitalize on regional strengths in emerging technologies or industry clusters. The initiative is designed to foster regional economic growth by leveraging local innovation capacities and building robust industry networks. Funding for this solicitation ranges from five million to twenty million dollars, with a submission deadline of March 28, 2025. The project is managed under the NAICS code 541715, indicating a focus on research and development in engineering and technology. Interested parties can contact Kelly Kleanthous via email or phone for further information. The opportunity is open to organizations within Massachusetts, and additional details can be accessed through the provided online link.

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2025-JAII-06 Attachment B Strategy Development Budget Template

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2025-JAII-06 Transformation Grant Budget Template

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NOFO No. 2025-JAII-06 Amendment 1 - Massachusetts TechHubs

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NOFO No. 2025-JAII-06: Massachusetts TechHubs

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MA TechHubs Q&A Document

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Massachusetts Technology Collaborative is issuing this Notice of Funding Opportunity for the Massachusetts TechHubs Program to solicit responses from qualified firms interested in securing a Massachusetts TechHub designation for a region demonstrating innovation capacity and/or receiving grant funding to develop, build, or scale dynamic, place-based innovation ecosystems that leverage regional strengths in emerging technologies or industry clusters.

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