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Biotherapeutics, Inc. SBIR Phase I award

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Department of Health and Human Services, through National Institutes of Health, awarded Biotherapeutics, Inc. of Blacksburg, VA $500,000 under the SBIR program (Phase I), with work starting 2026-09-18 and running to 2027-09-17. It is one of 7 SBIR and STTR awards Biotherapeutics, Inc. received in the last two years, $2,464,685 in all. Each figure links to the federal record.

The award

RecipientBiotherapeutics, Inc. (Blacksburg, VA)
Awarding agencyDepartment of Health and Human Services
Awarding officeNational Institutes of Health
PhasePhase I
Amount obligated$500,000
Period of performance starts2026-09-18
Period of performance ends2027-09-17
Award numberR43AG102078 (grant, CFDA 93.866)
Assistance listing93.866, Aging Research
Place of performanceBlacksburg, Montgomery County, VA
Recipient registry id (UEI)DKZNEQL174E3

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Immunometabolic therapeutics for alzheimer's disease - immunometabolic therapeutics for alzheimer’s disease biotherapeutics inc (bti) is an emerging biotech company that synergistically combines the power of advanced com

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DateActionModificationAmount
2026-09-18New000$500,000
Immunometabolic therapeutics for alzheimer's disease - immunometabolic therapeutics for alzheimer’s disease biotherapeutics inc (bti) is an emerging biotech company that synergistically combines the power of advanced computational modeling with translational experimentation to accelerate the development of novel precision medicine therapeutics for inflammatory, autoimmune and neurodegenerative diseases. This SBIR application will characterize a new immunometabolic therapeutic target for alzheimer’s disease (alz). Our product: With the goal of developing first-in-class oral therapeutics that protect against neurodegeneration in alz, bti has designed a novel chemotype that targets the immune and metabolic dysregulation in the brain. Our product candidates provide protection from alz by regulating lipid metabolism and glial cell activation. Background: Alz is a neurodegenerative disorder that afflicts an estimated 6 million people in the u.s. With over $300 billion annually in associated healthcare costs. The only recent therapeutic approvals have been met with controversy due to a lack of perceived clinical benefit in pivotal trials. Thus, there is an unmet clinical need for safe and efficacious alz therapeutics. While alz is commonly associated with β-amyloid plaques and neurofibrillary tangles, pathological features also include increased inflammation and oxidative stress, dama ...

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Other SBIR and STTR awards to Biotherapeutics, Inc.

StartsAgencyProgramAmountProject
2026-09-01Department of Health and Human ServicesSBIR Phase I$314,363Immunometabolic therapeutics for multiple sclerosis - immunometabolic therapeutics for mul (record)
2026-08-13Department of Health and Human ServicesSBIR Phase I$314,363Novel immunoregulatory therapeutics for bacterial gastritis - novel immunoregulatory thera (record)
2025-08-13Department of Health and Human ServicesSBIR Phase I$314,363Next-gen oral therapeutics for concomitant clostridioides difficile infection and ibd - ne (record)
2025-08-01Department of Health and Human ServicesSBIR Phase I$314,363Novel therapeutic for sle - novel therapeutic for sle biotherapeutics inc (bti) is a clini (record)
2025-07-01Department of Health and Human ServicesSBIR Phase I$359,625Next-gen oral therapeutics for type 2 diabetes - next-gen oral therapeutics for type 2 dia (record)
2025-02-01Department of Health and Human ServicesSBIR Phase I$347,608The next wave of asthma therapeutics - the next wave of asthma therapeutics biotherapeutic (record)

Every other federal award to Biotherapeutics, Inc. on record

The federal register lists 18 other awards to the same registry id (UEI DKZNEQL174E3), $10,686,409 in all, from 2 agencies.

StartsAgencyAmountAward
2024-09-20National Institutes of Health$355,935Development of novel immunoregulatory therapeutics for asthma - development of novel immunoregulatory therapeu (R43HL172516)
2024-08-20National Institutes of Health$288,986Development of novel therapeutics for asthma - development of novel therapeutics for asthma biotherapeutics in (R43HL176386)
2024-07-01National Institutes of Health$300,000Comparative efficacy of therapeutics for clostridioides difficile infection - comparative efficacy of therapeu (R43AI184008)
2023-09-20National Institutes of Health$2,045,673A first-in-class topical immunoregulatory therapeutic for psoriasis - a first-in-class topical immunoregulator (R44AR083730)
2023-09-20National Institutes of Health$295,294A first-in-class topical immunoregulatory therapeutic for psoriasis - a first-in-class topical immunoregulator (R43AR083730)
2023-09-07National Institutes of Health$295,924Novel first-in-class therapeutics for rheumatoid arthritis - novel first-in-class therapeutics for rheumatoid (R43AR082207)
2023-09-05National Institutes of Health$295,924Development of novel topical therapeutics for psoriasis - development of novel topical therapeutics for psoria (R43AR082756)
2023-04-15National Institutes of Health$356,068Immunoregulatory therapeutics for ulcerative colitis - immunoregulatory therapeutics for ulcerative colitis bi (R43DK135158)
2021-08-01National Institutes of Health$361,510Targeting the immunometabolic hub NLRX1 as a novel therapeutic for asthma - targeting the immunometabolic hub (R43HL160260)
2021-06-11National Institutes of Health$300,000The first LANCL2-BASED therapeutic for influenza - the first LANCL2-BASED therapeutic for influenza biotherape (R43AI165190)
2021-01-01National Institutes of Health$1,127,318Novel immunoregulatory therapeutics for systemic lupus erythematosus - novel immunoregulatory drugs for system (R44AI156952)
2021-01-01National Institutes of Health$300,000Novel immunoregulatory therapeutics for systemic lupus erythematosus - novel immunoregulatory drugs for system (R43AI156952)
2020-09-01National Institutes of Health$295,453The first pomegranate seed oil-containing medical food for gut and immune health (R43AT010991)
2020-07-29Defense Contract Management Agency$555,620Computational modeling of immune responses to clostridium difficile infection for predicting therapeutic effic (HDTRA12010021)
2019-07-01National Institutes of Health$299,984Development of antibiotic-free clostridium difficile therapeutics (R43AI145361)
2019-04-01National Institutes of Health$1,634,902Effects of abscisic acid on insulin sensitivity (R44DK120338)
2019-04-01National Institutes of Health$1,278,242Validation of immunometabolic NLRX1 therapeutics for ibd (R44DK121561)
2018-08-21National Institutes of Health$299,576BT-11: A first-in-class oral therapeutic for inflammatory bowel disease (R44AI134163)
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Where this comes from

The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs set aside part of federal research budgets for small companies. Agencies award them in phases: Phase I tests whether an idea is feasible, Phase II funds development, and Phase III is follow-on work paid for outside the set-aside. STTR awards also require a research institution as a partner.

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Last updated 2026-11-10
Primary record: Federal award record
Biotherapeutics, Inc.: $500,000 SBIR Phase I award from HHS (2026). MentionFox, 2026-11-10. https://mentionfox.com/grants/biotherapeutics-r43ag102078