Stacy Chin explains how startups can address reviewer concerns about lab access in SBIR resubmissions. Get a letter of support or lease agreement from an incubator, university, hospital, or contract lab, then include it in your revised application to prove you have the facilities you need.
whether it's a research hospital, a research university, or other contract organizations in order to develop the proposed innovation. So if this is a reviewer critique, so to combat this reviewer critique within a resubmission, I usually tell startups to rent out lab space, whether it is in an incubator or a different research group, and to include a letter of support or a lease agreement within the resubmitted SBIR application.
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