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This Solicitation opportunity from Department Of State was posted on July 20, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

StartUP Lab: U.S.-Albania Economic Leadership & Innovation Exchange

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AMERICANSPACESSTARTUPLAB-2026Grant

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The StartUP Lab program, solicited under AMERICANSPACESSTARTUPLAB-2026 by the U.S. Mission to Albania under the Department of State, aims to transform American Corners in Tirana, Shkodra, and Korça into dynamic entrepreneurship incubators that deepen U.S.-Albania economic ties through mentorship, training, and market access. The initiative targets 60 to 75 young Albanian entrepreneurs aged 18 to 40 with viable startup ideas, providing them with a year-long curriculum featuring monthly in-person workshops at each Corner and hybrid cross-Corner sessions designed to reinforce learning and collaboration. A core component is the direct engagement with at least 10 U.S. business leaders, experts, and exchange alumni who offer structured mentorship, aligning Albanian startups with American business standards, technologies, and commercial networks. The program culminates in the National StartUP Challenge, which identifies at least six market-ready finalists and ensures at least three receive seed funding to launch businesses that prioritize U.S. partnerships and technology, thereby opening Albanian markets to American goods and services and reinforcing U.S. credibility as a reliable economic partner. While the solicitation outlines clear performance metrics and deliverables—including the completion of the 12-month program by at least 60 participants and the seeding of three startups within a year of program completion—it does not include pricing details, contract clauses, payment terms, inspection protocols, or specific submission formatting requirements. The evaluation of proposals is implicitly based on a trade-off approach prioritizing innovation, measurable outcomes, and impact over cost minimization. The program is scheduled to be implemented following the August 2026 submission deadline, with performance centered in Albania and managed by the U.S. Mission to Albania, though no contracting officer, COR, or specific accounting identifiers are provided in the available information.

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U.S. Mission to Albania launches StartUP Lab to incubate 60–75 young Albanian entrepreneurs with U.S. mentorship and seed funding.

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NOFO AmericanSpacesStartUPLab-2026 StartUP Lab U.S.-Albania Economic Leadership

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PDS Budget Narrative Sample Template Attachment 3

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Proposal Templates for Individual Awards Attachment 1 - Application Form

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U.S. Embassy Grants Program Application Template

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Applicant Organization Information Survey Attachment 2

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Individual SF424B Version 1.1

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Mandatory SF424B V1.1

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SF424A Budget Information Form V1.0

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AgencyDepartment Of State → U.S. Mission To Albania
Contacts1 person available
OfficeUSA
Office AddressUSA
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Ilva CukoProgram Assistant

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1.      Project Background, Goals, and Objectives


American Corners in Albania have a consistent record of delivering youth entrepreneurship and economic advancement programming – from English language courses designed to build employability, to coding and tech skills bootcamps, to structured entrepreneurship incubators - each iteration reaching more participants year after year, expanding through all three Corners, and generating measurable results, including participants who have gone on to launch their own registered businesses. Most recently, American Corner Tirana hosted the launch of the American Chamber of Commerce in Albania Young Entrepreneurship and Innovation Committee, furthering the Corner’s role as a hub for U.S.-Albania business engagement. Taken together, this programming has demonstrated that structured, mentorship-driven engagement at American Corners works and is undoubtably well received by audiences. It has also revealed a clear gap: participants need longer-term engagement, direct connections to U.S. business networks, and concrete pathways to launch – not just develop – their ideas.

StartUP Lab aims to be a direct response to that gap. Building on years of proven programming, it deepens the model with a full 12-month curriculum, direct mentorship from U.S. companies and experts, and a National StartUP Challenge that rewards the most promising ideas with seed funding – creating a commercial network that favors American partnerships, opens Albanian markets to U.S. goods and services, and reinforces the credibility of the United States as a reliable partner whose leadership delivers tangible results.

Project Audience: Each American Corner serves as a city-based incubator hub for 20-25 entrepreneurs ages 18-40 (60-75 total participants) who have concrete startup ideas ready for development.

Project Goal:  Strengthen U.S.-Albania economic ties by transforming American Corners in Albania into entrepreneurship hubs that equip Albanian entrepreneurs with American business expertise, standards, and commercial networks, opening Albanian markets to U.S. goods, services, and partnerships. 

Project Objectives: Proposals should present clear and measurable approaches to transforming American Corners in Albania into startup incubators that serve as launchpads for U.S. commercial excellence. At a minimum, projects must address the following objectives:

·        Objective 1 – Position American Corners as hubs for U.S. innovation and entrepreneurship by delivering one in-person workshop per month per Corner and one hybrid cross-Corner session per month to reinforce workshop learning, with at least 60 entrepreneurs completing the full 12-month incubator program.

·        Objective 2 – Strengthen U.S.-Albania economic ties and market access by connecting participants with at least 10 U.S. business leaders, experts, and exchange alumni through structured mentorship and hybrid cross-Corner sessions, throughout the program duration.  

·        Objective 3 – Launch at least six market-ready National StartUP Challenge finalists, with at least three receiving seed funding to launch businesses that prioritize U.S. technology and partnerships within one year of program completion.  

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