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Applied Biomathematics Inc: SBIR & STTR awards

8 awards worth $1.30M to 1 companies since 1992 match these filters. Phase I tests an idea (usually a few hundred thousand dollars); Phase II builds it (often $1M or more).

Applied Biomathematics Inc's federal contracts and grants · All SBIR & STTR awards

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Awards by year

YearPhase IPhase IIAmount
200501$499.8K
200410$100.0K
200310$100.0K
200011$400.0K
199910$100.0K
199310$49.9K
199210$50.0K

The latest year fills in over months: agencies report awards to SBIR.gov with a lag.

Latest matching awards

AwardCompanyAgencyPhaseAmountDate
SBIR Phase II: Assessing Status and Trends of Threatened Species from Uncertain Monitoring Data: Methodology and SoftwareApplied Biomathematics Inc · New YorkNational Science FoundationSBIR Phase II$499.8K2005
SBIR Phase II: Assessing Status and Trends of Threatened Species from Uncertain Monitoring Data: Methodology and SoftwareApplied Biomathematics Inc · New YorkNational Science FoundationSBIR Phase I$100.0K2004
SBIR Phase I: Effect of Human Population on Land Use and Species Viability: Methodology and SoftwareApplied Biomathematics Inc · New YorkNational Science FoundationSBIR Phase I$100.0K2003
Not AvailableApplied Biomathematics Inc · New YorkNational Science FoundationSBIR Phase II$400.0K2000
Not AvailableApplied Biomathematics Inc · New YorkNational Science FoundationSBIR Phase I$02000
Multispecies Ecological Valuation and Landscape ManagementApplied Biomathematics Inc · New YorkNational Science FoundationSBIR Phase I$100.0K1999
SOFTWARE FOR HABITAT BASED METAPOPULATION VIABILITY ANALYSISApplied Biomathematics Inc · New YorkNational Science FoundationSBIR Phase I$49.9K1993
QUALITATIVE ECOLOGICAL MODELING SYSTEMApplied Biomathematics Inc · New YorkNational Science FoundationSBIR Phase I$50.0K1992

Source: SBIR.gov award data (SBA) ↗, awards through 2026-08-28. Amounts are as agencies report them to SBA. SBIR/STTR contracts also appear in USAspending as ordinary awards; grants (NIH, NSF, DOE) appear as assistance. Open topics are posted by each agency; see Opportunities for contract notices.