Arizona Step – Grants available up to $10,000.

STEP ARWTC – Unspecified grant opportunity with the following rules for eligibility:

• Is organized or incorporated in the United States
• Is operating in the United States
• Meets the applicable industry-based small business size standard established under section 3 of the Small Business Actor
  the alternate size standard applicable to the program under section 7(a) of the Small Business Act and the loan programs under title V of the Small Business Investment Act of 1958
• Has been in business for not less than 1 year, as of the date on which assistance using a grant under this subsection commences
• Has access to sufficient resources to bear the costs associated with trade, including the costs of packing, shipping, freight forwarding, and customs brokers.

STEP – Unspecified grant, backed by the SBA, with the following rules for eligibility.

• Must fit the SBA definition of a small business
• Must have been in operation for over a year
• Must operate in California
• Must sell products with a US origin, or at least 51% US content
• Must be a for-profit comany
• Mush have sufficient resources to bear export related costs

ICEP – Up to $5,000 available to small and medium sized businesses with the following rules for eligibility.

• Be organized or incorporated in the U.S.
• Be operating in the U.S.
• Is exporting goods or services of U.S. Origin or that have at least 51% or more U.S. content
• Meets the applicable industry-based small business size standard established under section 3 of the Small Business Act; or
  The alternate size standard applicable to the program,
  Registered to do business in the State of California and in good standing.
• Must be in good standing with the California Secretary of State.
• Must be in business for at least one year at the time of the approved ICEP activity takes place.
• Must have sufficient resources to bear the costs associate with trade, including the costs of packing, shipping, freight forwarding, and customs brokers.
• Must agree to provide information on export sales data resulting from the ICEP reimbursement funding, and respond to all subsequent STEP surveys on a timely basis.

STEP – Up to $10,000 of grant funding available with the following eligibility requirements.

• Must be registered with the Colorado Secretary of State and in Good Standing
  have headquarters in Colorado or have at least 50% of your employees based in Colorado
• Must be a U.S. company seeking to export goods or services of U.S. origin or with at least 51% U.S. content
• Must be at least one year old as of the date you would begin using STEP grant funds
• Must be new to export or expanding to a new export market
• Must have a commercialized product or service to export
• Must be export-ready
• Must meet the applicable industry-based small business size standard

STEP – Up to $15,000 in funding available for small to medium sized businesses that fit the following criteria.

• Operate a registered business in Connecticut to manufacture, assemble and/or distribute a product, or provide an exportable service
• Qualify as an “eligible small business concern” per one’s NAICS code and the U.S. Small Business Administration’s (SBA) size standards
• Have been in business for not less than one year ending on the date on which assistance is provided under the STEP program
• Have demonstrated an understanding of the costs associated with exporting and doing business with foreign purchasers, including the costs of freight forwarding, customs brokers, packing and shipping
• Seek to export goods or services of U.S. origin or have at least 51% U.S. content
• Are not presently debarred, suspended, proposed for disbarment, declared ineligible and/or voluntarily excluded from participation by any federal department or agency

STEP – Up to $7,000 of funding available for business that meet the following criteria.

• Business must have operations in Delaware. Companies incorporated in Delaware without operations here are not eligible for Delaware STEP Grants.
• Applicant must be a U.S. citizen.
• Product must be made in the USA – there is a 51% U.S. content requirement.
• Companies must meet SBA size standards for eligibility, which vary by NAICS code and type of
  business.
• Companies must be in business for no less than a one-year period ending on the date on which assistance is provided under the STEP grant.
• Company must have demonstrated understanding of the costs associated with exporting and doing business with foreign producers, including costs of freight forwarding, customs brokers, packing and shipping.
• Company must have a strategic export plan in effect.

Enterprise Florida – Various grants available for small and medium sized businesses.

Go Global Georgia – Up to $6,000 available for Georgia businesses that fit the following criteria:

• Must be incorporated in the U.S. & operate in the state of Georgia
• Meet the SBA’s size standards for a Small Business Concern (typically 500 employees or less)
• Have been in business for not less than one year at the start of the grant year
• Be in good standing with the federal government
• Be an export ready Georgia company seeking to export goods or services of U.S. origin or that
  have at least 51% U.S. content
• Have access to sufficient resources to bear the costs associated with exporting
• SBA requires applicants to self-certify that they meet all eligibility requirements
• Applications must be received at least 30 business days prior to the requested export activity and
  approved prior to the activity start date

STEP – Up to $9,000 in grant funding available pending they meet SBA guidelines for small and medium businesses.

IN- STEP – Up to 50% reimbursement of $12,500 in grant funding for export expenses. 

MTAP – Maximum potential reimbursement of $22,000 for for-profit companies operating in Iowa to process, manufacture, add value to product and/or distribute a product or provide an exportable service.

STEP – Unspecified funding available for Kansas-based companies that meet the SBA’s small business definition.

STEP – Unspecified funding available for Kentucky-based companies that meet the SBA’s small business definition.

STEP – Up to $6,333 in funding for small businesses that meet the SBA’s guidelines for a small business.

STEP – Up to $20,000 per year available in grant funding should businesses meet the U.S. SBA’s definition of a small business.

ExportMD – Up to $5,000 available in grant funding for Maryland businesses that meet the following criteria: 

• Must have business operations in Maryland and be in good standing with the Maryland Department of Assessments and Taxation
• Must be in existence for at least one year
• Must not have received an ExportMD Award in the last 2 yea​rs
• Is a “small business” as defined by the SBA
• Is planning an international business initiative to commence and conclude within six months of the application deadline.

STEP – Up to $12,000 available for applicable business that meet the SBA’s definition of an eligible small business concern under Section 503 of the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement At of 2015.

MI-STEP – Up to $15,000 available for small businesses in Michigan that meet the following criteria:

• Be in accordance with Small Business Administration (SBA)
  guidelines and size standards
• Demonstrate an understanding of the costs associated with
  exporting and doing business with foreign purchasers, including the costs of freight forwarding, customs brokers, packing, and shipping, per SBA guidelines
• Demonstrate potential for export success and positive impact on the regional economy
• Provide an EIN number linked to a Michigan address
• Be in good standing with the Michigan Department of
  Treasury and other regulatory agencies
• Must be an export-ready U.S. company seeking to export
  goods or services of U.S. origin or have at least 51 percent U.S. content

STEP – Up to $7,500 grant funding available for Minnesota companies that fit the SBA definition of a small business, have been in operation for at least one year, operate on a profit, and have an understanding of the costs associated with exporting.

STEP – An unspecified amount of grant funding available for business that meet the following criteria:

• Meet the small business standards as set by SBA
• Be in business for not less than 1-year period ending on the date on which assistance is provided under a STEP grant
• Is operating profitably, based on operations in the U.S.
• Demonstrate understanding of the costs associated with exporting and doing business with foreign
  buyers
• Has in effect a strategic plan for exporting
• Submit complete required STEP documentation
• Execute the proposed project no later than September 30, 2016
• Submit all required post-activity documentation to MDA
• Agree to provide MDA with the export sales from the STEP-funded initiative

G-MAP – Maximum of $15,000 annually available for small to medium sized manufacturers that meet the guidelines set by Export Missouri.

MO STEP-UP – Total possible maximum of $17,500 in grant funding for small to medium size business that meet the requirements of Export Missouri.

STEP – Up to $30,000 per year available for businesses that meet MarketMT’s guidelines for this STEP program.

STEP – An unspecified amount of funding for businesses that meet the requirements set by Opportunity Nebraska.

STEP – Up to $10,000 in grant funding available for businesses that meet the SBA’s guidelines for this grant.

STEP – Up to $6,000 per year available for businesses in New Hampshire that meet NH Export Assistance’s guidelines for the grant.

NJ STEP – Unspecified amount of funding available for New Jersey small businesses as defined by the SBA. 

STEP – Up to $13,000 of funding available for New York State manufacturers that qualify as an eligible small business concern as defined by the SBA.

Global NY Fund Grant – Up to $25,000 available for small businesses that meet the guidelines as set by ESD New York.

STEP – Unspecified funding for businesses in North Carolina that meet the NC Commerce’s guidelines for STEP.

STEP ND – Maximum total reimbursement of $25,000 per company that meet NDTO’s guidelines for the program.

IMAGE – Up to $10,000 in grant funding available for businesses that meet the guidelines of Development Ohio.

STEP – Up to $28,000 in funding available for eligible businesses as defined by OKCommerce.

Export Promotion Program – Up to $10,000 in funding available for businesses that meet the guidelines as defined by Oregon 4 Biz. 

GAP – Up to $10,000 in funding available for export-ready companies in the state that are in good standing according to the definition set forth by the SBA.

STEP – Up to $6,000 in funding available per grant period for Rhode Island businesses that meet the guidelines of Commerce RI.

STEP – Unspecified grant allotted to qualifying businesses as defined by SC Commerce.

STEP – Up to $10,000 of grant funding available for qualified businesses for various export programs developed by the state of Texas.

STEP – Up to $15,000 in grant funding available for qualified businesses as defined by WTC Utah.

STEP – Up to $10,000 in export program funding including international trade show assistance.

STEP – Up to $10,000 in grant funding available for eligible businesses as defined by the export voucher program of the state of Washington.

STEP EPP – Up to $15,000 available for businesses eligible as defined by the Export Promotion division of the state of West Virginia.

STEP – Up to$5,000 available for eligible businesses as defined by the Wyoming Business Council.