Contract Projects
Contract Projects
Through the NMSBA Program companies can access critical expertise, provided by select contractors, to address business and manufacturing challenges.
The New Mexico Small Business Assistance Program provides technical assistance to businesses through national laboratory expertise, but does not offer cash, investments, or exchange goods and services.
Contract opportunities
New Mexico Manufacturing Extension Partnership
For training and assistance in the areas of quality and lean manufacturing principles.
University of New Mexico’s Anderson Schools of Management, Management of Technology Program
Technology road mapping and assessments to determine the market potential of a technology and provide an evaluation of methods for market penetration of the technology.
University of New Mexico School of Engineering
Addresses technical challenges faced by small businesses in computer science and chemical, biological, electrical, computer, civil, nuclear, and mechanical engineering.
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Department of Management
For evaluating a technology or technical issues facing the small business. Assessments are provided by a cross-functional team of NM Tech staff and students in management, engineering and computational sciences.
New Mexico State University
For technical assistance with the development and commercialization of viable technologies, with the majority of projects focused on national security and biosciences through NMSU's Arrowhead Technology Incubator (ATI).
For more information
Contact Julia Wise at jlwise@lanl.gov Los Alamos National Laboratory or Sharon Evans at sfevans@sandia.gov Sandia National Laboratories.