NIH K Series — Career Development Award

Deadline: October 12, 2026 (6 days from now)

6 days remaining. The K award requires a research plan, a career development plan, and a mentored research environment description. PIs typically spend 30–50 hours on the full application.

The Grant

Agency: National Institutes of Health (NIH)

Program: K Series (K01, K02, K08, K23, K25, K26)

Award: $200,000–$300,000 (varies by K type and duration)

Deadline: October 12, 2026, 5:00 PM ET

Eligible: Early-career investigators (K01/K02), mid-career (K23), senior (K25/K26). Must be employed by an eligible institution.

Format: Research plan, career development plan, mentored environment, NIH budget.

What We Deliver (24 Hours)

$4,997 flat — First Draft:

Research plan (full, NIH format)
Career development plan
Mentored research environment description
Budget + justification
Compliance checklist (every K-series requirement mapped)
One revision round (48-hour window)
PDF + editable DOCX

$9,997 flat — Complete Submission Package:

Everything above, plus:
Biosketch (NIH format)
Other Support section
Letters of support (mentor + institution)
Submission Readiness Audit (all requirements verified)

Read Our Sample

3 pages from a recent NIH proposal (org name redacted)

Who This Is For

Early-career PIs applying for their first K award
Mid-career investigators pursuing K23 funding
Research institutions preparing a K-series application for a faculty member

Order

$4,997 — First Draft $9,997 — Complete Package

Contact

Questions? Email: [email protected]