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NIH funding in Montana

Organizations in Montana received $51.6 million in NIH funding in fiscal year 2026 across 69 projects — NIH RePORTER, by organization and county since FY2015.

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How much NIH funding did organizations in Montana receive each fiscal year since 2015?

Fiscal yearNIH fundingChangeProjectsOrganizations
FY2015$27.9 million–7413
FY2016$36.5 million+31.1%8414
FY2017$35.2 million-3.7%6813
FY2018$51.4 million+46.3%9118
FY2019$46.3 million-9.9%8820
FY2020$52.0 million+12.3%8318
FY2021$45.9 million-11.7%8617
FY2022$41.5 million-9.7%8614
FY2023$39.9 million-3.9%7418
FY2024$49.1 million+23.1%8415
FY2025$50.3 million+2.4%6617
FY2026$51.6 million+2.7%6914

Which organizations in Montana received the most NIH funding in fiscal year 2026?

OrganizationNIH funding FY2026Projects
UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA
Missoula, MT · SCH ALLIED HEALTH PROFESSIONS
$20.1 million26
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY - BOZEMAN
Bozeman, MT · SCHOOLS OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
$19.5 million26
MC LAUGHLIN RESEARCH INSTITUTE
Great Falls, MT · Research Institutes
$3.8 million4
INIMMUNE CORPORATION
Missoula, MT · Domestic For-Profits
$1.9 million1
MONTANA CANCER CONSORTIUM
Billings, MT · Other Domestic Non-Profits
$1.0 million1
GOLDEN HELIX, INC.
Bozeman, MT · Domestic For-Profits
$945,3581
BLACKFEET COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Browning, MT · SCHOOLS OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
$891,5711
FORT BELKNAP INDIAN COMMUNITY
Harlem, MT · Other Domestic Non-Profits
$858,7112
MONTANA CONSORTIUM FOR URBAN INDIAN HEALTH
Helena, MT · Other Domestic Non-Profits
$615,3611
OPEN AID ALLIANCE
Missoula, MT · Other Domestic Non-Profits
$499,8061
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY -BILLINGS
Billings, MT · SCHOOLS OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
$484,0141
SALISH KOOTENAI COLLEGE
Pablo, MT · SCHOOLS OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
$403,7472
OPIO CONNECT, INC.
Kalispell, MT · Domestic For-Profits
$356,6481
HOPA MOUNTAIN
Bozeman, MT · Other Domestic Non-Profits
$266,8001

NIH RePORTER: award amounts of NIH projects by fiscal year (October 1 to September 30), U.S. organizations only, subprojects not counted twice. County from the organization's ZIP code (Census ZCTA-county relationship 2020). No investigator names are stored. Source record.

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