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US Department of Commerce — Portfolio

Investor actively backing innovative startups and growth-stage companies across various industries and funding rounds.

127
Companies
$599.4M
Total invested
$5.4M
Avg. check
46
Industries
Non Profit 10Education 4Service Industry 4Information Technology 3Communities 3Health Care 3+40 more
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Skills for Rhode Island’s Future
September 2022

Skills for Rhode Island’s Future is to close the workforce skills gap for the unemployed in Rhode Island.

Employment · Providence$4.0M Grant
Startup Tucson
September 2024

Startup Tucson is a community-oriented nonprofit that supports the dreamers, builders, and makers that fuel the economic future of Tucson.

Business Development · Tucson$100K Grant
Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Institute
September 2022

ARM is the nation’s leading collaborative in robotics and workforce innovation.

Information Technology · Pittsburgh$14.2M Grant
Ri Bio
August 2024

Ri Bio is a trade association and hub for the life sciences that provides access to capital and creates industry connections.

Biotechnology · Providence$4K Grant
Philadelphia Works
August 2025

Philadelphia Works develops and manages workforce solutions that respond to business needs and increase economic opportunity.

Education · Philadelphia$393K Grant
Platform for Social Impact
August 2024

Platform for Social Impact focuses on family economic mobility.

Non Profit · San Juan$30.0M Grant
Shaping Our Appalachian Region
August 2024

Shaping Our Appalachian Region assists community-based initiatives, activities, and advocacy.

Communities · Pikeville$40.0M Grant
Persevere
August 2022

Persevere, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization with a mission to support at-risk and justice-impacted individuals.

Non Profit · Salt Lake City$15.4M Grant
Tulsa Hub for Equitable and Trustworthy Autonomy
July 2024

The Tulsa Hub for Equitable and Trustworthy Autonomy is a regional effort that addresses national security concerns.

Communities · Tulsa$51.0M Grant
Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute
July 2024

Advanced Regenerative Manufacturing Institute is a member-based nonprofit organization.

Biotechnology · Manchester$44.0M Grant
ClimateReady Tech Hub
July 2024

ClimateReady Tech Hub develops solutions to address how the environment and humanity are changing.

Information Technology · South Bay$19.5M Grant
V-GaN Tech Hub
July 2025

V-GaN Tech Hub strengthens Vermont's innovation culture by encouraging possibilities in education, research, and commerce.

Education · Burlington$3.4M Grant
Mid-Atlantic Gigabit Innovation Collaboratory
June 2024

Mid-Atlantic Gigabit Innovation Collaboratory offers local communities practical technology and entrepreneurship education opportunities.

Education · WestminsterGrant
Baton Rouge Health District
June 2025

Baton Rouge Health District is a place-based coalition of health-related anchor institutions.

Health Care · Baton Rouge$2.0M Grant
The Water Institute Of The Gulf
June 2023

The Water Institute an independent research org that develops scientific and technological solutions to coastal and deltaic issues.

Environmental Consulting · Baton Rouge$109K Grant
New Growth Innovation Network
May 2025

New Growth Innovation Network focuses on inclusive economic growth and closing structural opportunity gaps.

Non Profit · ChicagoGrant
The Split Second Foundation
May 2024

The Split Second Foundation aims to provide comprehensive care, resources, education, and advocacy to persons with disabilities.

Advocacy · New Orleans$1.8M Grant
DriveSmart
March 2024

DriveSmart is a provider of auto warranty parts and provides auto repair services.

Automotive · Toms River$2.0M Grant
Southwestern Intermediary Finance Team
March 2022

Southwestern Intermediary Finance Team offers business development services for the creation of employment opportunities.

Funding Platform · Weatherford$3.0M Grant
DronePort Network
March 2025

DronePort Network focuses on autonomous drone services ecosystem, including delivery and infrastructure development.

Aerospace · Oklahoma City$3.6M Grant
Efactory
March 2022

Efactory is a business resource center for entrepreneurs and startups in southwest Missouri

Business Development · SpringfieldGrant
mHUB
March 2026

mHUB is a leading innovation center for hardtech commercialization

Consumer Electronics · Chicago$1.0M Grant
PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship
January 2024

PA Wilds Center for Entrepreneurship is to integrate conservation and economic development in a way that strengthens communities.

Communities · Kane$387K Grant
Health Tech Alley
December 2025

Health Tech Alley is a non-profit organization that supports healthcare organizations in providing quality and affordable healthcare.

Health Care · Columbia$30K Grant

Where US Department of Commerce invests

Non Profit10
Education4
Service Industry4
Information Technology3
Communities3
Health Care3

About US Department of Commerce's portfolio

How many companies has US Department of Commerce invested in?

US Department of Commerce has invested in 127 companies tracked in our database. The portfolio spans multiple industries and funding stages, from seed-stage startups to late-stage companies.

What industries does US Department of Commerce invest in?

US Department of Commerce's top investment sectors include Non Profit, Education, Service Industry, Information Technology, Communities. The firm invests across 46 different industry categories.

What is US Department of Commerce's largest investment?

Among tracked funding rounds, Tulsa Hub for Equitable and Trustworthy Autonomy received $51.0M in a Grant round. US Department of Commerce's total known invested capital is $599.4M.

What is the average investment size for US Department of Commerce?

US Department of Commerce's average investment size is $5.4M across its portfolio of 127 companies.

What are US Department of Commerce's most recent investments?

Recent US Department of Commerce portfolio additions include Skills for Rhode Island’s Future, Startup Tucson, Advanced Robotics for Manufacturing Institute, Ri Bio, Philadelphia Works. These companies were founded in 2020 or later.

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