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Defend & Comply

Funding Application Support

A flat fee for the technical plan reviewers read most closely.

What it is

A flat fee for LRJ to write the technical sections and project plan of your funding application and supply LRJ's quote. You stay the applicant and handle your own financial statements. The fee is flat, never a percentage of the funding, and LRJ never promises approval.

What's included

  • Eligibility quick check
  • Technical sections and project plan
  • LRJ's quote, matched to the plan
  • Review of your draft before you submit

Who it's for

  • Businesses applying to FedDev RAII, FedDev RTRI, the Ontario Together Trade Fund or BDC LIFT to pay for an LRJ project
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Funding that may help

Ways to pay for it

Quick eligibility check: RAII needs 5 to 499 full-time-equivalent staff, 3+ years of financial statements, and a project of roughly $250,000+. The Trade Fund needs 5+ FTE, 3+ years, tariff impact and $200,000+ of costs. RTRI and LIFT need $1M+ annual revenue. RTRI and the Trade Fund need tariff impact. No reimbursable work starts before approval.

You may qualify; we never promise funding. Last verified: November 6, 2026.

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How it works

4 steps, no surprises

  1. 01

    Eligibility check against the program's rules

  2. 02

    Fixed-price assessment that doubles as the technical plan

  3. 03

    You apply; LRJ writes the technical sections

  4. 04

    The project starts once funding is approved

Pricing

Fixed prices, quoted after a short discovery call

You know the cost before the work starts. A flat fee per program, never a percentage of the funding.

FAQ

Questions we hear

Why pay you to apply?

The technical plan is the part reviewers read most closely, and it has to match the project LRJ delivers. The fee is small next to the funding at stake.

Will we get the funding?

LRJ never promises approval. You stay the applicant and the program decides.

Start here

Find out where you stand, at a fixed price.

A short discovery call, then a fixed-price assessment with a ranked, costed roadmap: what to fix first, what it costs, and what funding may help.