14.2 SBIR Solicitation Amendment 0003
14.2 SBIR Solicitation Amendment 0003
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U.S. DOT 14.2 Solicitation Amendment 0002
This the U.S. DOT 14.2 Solicitation Amendment 0002, issued on August 15, 2014.
Motor Vehicle Crash Avoidance Infographic
What’s one of the most promising ways to prevent crashes and save lives and money on America’s roadways? Crash-avoidance technologies that let cars communicate with drivers, each other, and infrastructure. Learn about the evolution of active safety technologies through this easy-to-read data...
Infographic - Motor Vehicle Crash Avoidance
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U.S. DOT 14.2 Solicitation Amendment 0001
U.S. DOT 14.2 Solicitation Amendment 0001 08/11/14
Transportation and the Economy
Volpe's Transportation and the Economy series considered emerging and future issues crucial to the U.S. transportation system's ability to keep pace with the rising demand to move people and goods and remain competitive in today's global economy.Pre-Proposal Webinar for U.S. DOT SBIR 14.2 Solicitation
Pre-proposal webinar presentation for the U.S. DOT SBIR 14.2 Solicitation.
SBIR Funding Opportunities
The U.S. DOT SBIR program favors research that has the potential for commercialization through products and applications sold to the private sector transportation industry, state departments of transportation, U.S. DOT, or other federal agencies. Read on for more information on the SBIR program...
The U.S. Department of Transportation's SBIR 14.2 Solicitation is Now Closed
The U.S. DOT Small Business Innovation Research Program has closed its 2014 14.2 solicitation.
New Report Offers Framework for Integrating Health and Transportation
A new report geared toward state Departments of Transportation (DOTs) provides a framework for DOTs to integrate public health considerations into their transportation planning and decision making.