Ryzing Technologies LLC
Ryzing Technologies LLC, operating as Ryzing Technologies Division, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business specializing in engineered textiles, rigid inflatable structures, and rapid prototyping services. The company focuses on developing innovative solutions for aerospace, defense, and research applications, particularly in extreme environments. Registered in SAM.gov since August 2015, Ryzing Technologies has established itself as a key supplier to various U.S. federal government agencies, providing a range of products and services through federal contract and grant awards. Their expertise lies in the design, manufacturing, and testing of inflatable structures, aerodynamic decelerators, and protective equipment for challenging conditions.
Through federal contract awards, Ryzing Technologies has delivered a diverse array of goods and services to government agencies. The company has worked extensively with NASA's Langley Research Center on inflatable aerodynamic decelerator (IAD) projects, providing design, manufacturing, and testing services for inflatable structures and aeroshell integration. These contracts, awarded without set-asides, have totaled over $1 million. For the Department of the Air Force, Ryzing Technologies developed a rapid escape airlock system designed to minimize air volume and maintain continual passage through decontamination areas. The U.S. Army Research Development and Engineering Command awarded contracts to the company for the development of a TEMPER AS HIGH WIND SYSTEM and a severe weather in-field treatment system. Additionally, Ryzing Technologies has participated in Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) Program Phase I projects for both NASA and the Office of Naval Research, focusing on articulating airbeam tripod booms for solar arrays and other research and development initiatives. These SBIR contracts were set aside for small businesses and valued at $124,960 and $149,966, respectively.
In terms of federal grant awards, Ryzing Technologies has received funding from NASA's Shared Services Center for the development of an articulating airbeam tripod boom for solar arrays. This project grant, awarded in September 2020, demonstrates the company's capabilities in creating innovative solutions for space applications. Furthermore, Ryzing Technologies has been involved as a sub-awardee in grants focused on critical Arctic initiatives impacting maintenance and sustainment endeavors, as well as the development of composite shelters and TEMPER air-supported high wind kits. These sub-awards were made through the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences Inc., indicating collaborative efforts with other research institutions and industry partners. The grants highlight Ryzing Technologies' expertise in developing technologies for extreme weather conditions and military applications.
Ryzing Technologies holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs). A major IDV awarded by NASA's Langley Research Center, valued at $139,925,000, focuses on providing inflatable aerodynamic decelerator design, manufacturing, and testing services over a 10-year period. This multiple-award IDIQ contract is divided into three technical tracks, with Ryzing Technologies participating in Track A for inflatable structures design, fabrication, and testing. The company has already received multiple delivery orders under this IDIV, totaling over $1 million. Additionally, the U.S. Army Research Development and Engineering Command has awarded Ryzing Technologies two Other Transaction IDVs: one for a severe weather in-field treatment system with a ceiling value of $885,761.81, and another for an Arctic field hospital shelter system with a potential value of $1,021,161.27. These IDVs demonstrate the company's ongoing commitment to developing advanced technologies for extreme weather conditions and medical support in challenging environments.
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Not listed 710 Robertson St, Staunton, VA 24401, USA
8/24/15 1/29/26 CFD Research Corporation
CFD Research Corporation, doing business as CFD Research, is a for-profit small business specializing in engineering simulations and innovative designs across aerospace, biomedical, defense, materials, energy, and other industries. The company provides pioneering prototypes and expertise in computational fluid dynamics, artificial intelligence/machine learning, cyber & data sciences, and drug discovery to federal government agencies. CFD Research leverages its multidisciplinary capabilities to deliver advanced research and development services through both prime and subcontract federal awards. The company's work spans a wide range of technical domains, supporting agencies such as the Department of Defense, NASA, NIH, NOAA, and DARPA in developing cutting-edge technologies and solutions.
Through prime and subcontract federal awards, CFD Research has provided computational fluid dynamics research, artificial intelligence/machine learning development, space weather forecasting tools, missile defense technologies, inflatable aerodynamic structures, medical device technologies, and engineering analysis and simulation services. The company has supported programs such as Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR), Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR), and One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Small Business (OASIS SB). CFD Research has often served as a subcontractor to larger prime contractors like Radiance Technologies, Torch Technologies, Lockheed Martin, and SAIC. Many of these awards utilized small business set-asides across areas like engineering, technology research, and professional services. The company's contract work has addressed diverse challenges in areas such as hypersonic flight, advanced propulsion systems, biomedicine, weather prediction, and national security applications.
CFD Research has received prime and sub-federal grants for research and development across biomedical fields like drug discovery, therapeutic delivery, bioengineering, and public health initiatives. Major grant programs supported include Vision Research, Biomedical Research and Research Training, Allergy and Infectious Diseases Research, Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR), and complementary/integrative health studies. Funding agencies for these grants include NIH components like the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHD), National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), National Center for Research Resources (NCRR), and National Eye Institute (NEI), as well as NOAA, FDA, and the Department of Defense. Grant-funded activities have spanned disciplines such as computational biology, organ-on-chip platforms, natural language processing for genetic engineering, weather risk modeling, and sepsis diagnostics. The company has collaborated with academic institutions like Harvard University and Temple University on some of these research initiatives.
CFD Research Corporation holds multiple indefinite delivery contracts spanning research, engineering, technology, and professional services. These include the $21.7 million Test and Evaluation Technologies for Ranges, Armaments, and Spectrum II (TETRAS II) contract for providing test and evaluation technologies to the Air Force, a $900 million Air Force Life Cycle Management Center architecture and integration IDIQ for developing multi-domain systems capabilities, the $139.9 million NASA Inflatable Aerodynamic Decelerators IDIQ for design and testing of inflatable structures, a $1.7 million guided weapon design Phase III IDIQ for the Air Force Research Laboratory, and the $950 million Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS) IDIQ for developing network technologies to connect military assets. Task order work under these vehicles has covered areas like computational fluid dynamics simulations, artificial intelligence integration, armament/weapons design, aeronautical research, and supporting SBIR/STTR programs. These IDVs have been awarded by agencies including the Air Force, Army, NASA, and other Department of Defense components to leverage CFD Research's expertise across a wide range of technical domains.
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Not listed 6820 Moquin Dr NW, Huntsville, AL 35806, USA
3/5/02 7/15/25 Airborne Systems North America Of CA Inc.
Airborne Systems North America of CA Inc., doing business as Airborne Systems North America of California Inc., is a global manufacturer of military parachutes, ejection seat parachutes, and related aerial delivery equipment. As a subsidiary of TransDigm Group Incorporated, the company specializes in providing a wide range of specialized parachute systems, components, and services to the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA, and other federal agencies. Airborne Systems has extensive experience as both a prime contractor and subcontractor in delivering critical aerial delivery solutions for military and space applications. The company's expertise spans the design, development, production, and maintenance of various parachute systems, including personnel parachutes, cargo delivery systems, and specialized recovery systems for aircraft and spacecraft.
Through its federal contract awards, Airborne Systems has supplied numerous products and services to support military operations and space exploration initiatives. As a prime contractor, the company has been awarded contracts for the design and production of personnel parachute systems such as the T-11, MC-6, and RA-1 parachutes. It has also provided suspension line assemblies, riser sets, slider panels, and other parachute components to the Defense Logistics Agency Aviation. Airborne Systems has delivered drag chute systems for Lockheed Martin's F-35 program and parachute assemblies for Boeing's Starliner spacecraft. The company has supported NASA missions by providing inflatable aerodynamic decelerators and parachute subsystems for planetary exploration missions like the Dragonfly mission to Titan. Additionally, Airborne Systems has offered parachute packing, inspection, and maintenance services to various military branches. These contracts have been awarded by agencies such as the Army, Air Force, Navy, NASA, and the Defense Logistics Agency, typically without set-aside designations due to the specialized nature of the work.
Airborne Systems holds several significant indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts with federal agencies. These include a $150 million IDIQ with the Army for MC-6 Personnel Parachute Systems, a $249 million IDIQ for T-11 Personnel Parachute Systems, and a $40 million IDIQ for RA-1 Advanced Ram Air Parachute Systems. The company also participates in NASA's $139.9 million multiple-award IDIQ for Inflatable Aerodynamic Decelerators, focusing on the design, manufacturing, and testing of inflatable structures for atmospheric entry and descent. Additionally, Airborne Systems holds several smaller IDIQs with the Defense Logistics Agency for various parachute components and assemblies. These IDIQ vehicles allow the Department of Defense and NASA to place orders for complete parachute systems, spare parts, and related services on an as-needed basis to support ongoing military operations, training, and space exploration initiatives. Task orders under these IDVs have been issued by various DoD components and NASA, covering a wide range of parachute-related products and services tailored to specific mission requirements.
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Not listed 3100 W Segerstrom Ave, Santa Ana, CA 92704, USA
1/14/02 11/8/25 Miller Scientific Incorporated
Miller Scientific Incorporated Heetshield Inc. Division, doing business as Heetshield Inc., is a manufacturer of advanced materials and technical solutions for extreme conditions and environments. Their products include specialized insulations, barriers, and other protective systems with aerospace, defense, and fire safety applications.
Through past prime federal contracts, Heetshield has provided research, development, testing, manufacturing, and integration services related to inflatable decelerators, flexible thermal protection systems, and other technologies to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and Department of Defense. This includes small business set aside awards to optimize production processes and demonstrate performance improvements for the flexible insulation with reinforced aerogel used on NASA's Hypersonic Inflatable Atmospheric Decelerator.
Heetshield has received one Small Business Innovation Research grant from the Department of Agriculture to develop an improved fire shelter for wildland firefighters by adding a thin, lightweight layer of advanced insulation to increase protection capabilities. This award aims to build upon the existing shelter technology already credited with saving lives in a high percentage of past deployments.
Heetshield was also awarded a 10-year indefinite delivery contract from NASA Langley Research Center to provide continued inflatable aerodynamic decelerator design, manufacturing, and testing services. The $91.975 million contract covers multiple technical tracks including small business set asides focused on flexible thermal protection systems and inflation systems that align with Heetshield's core capabilities.
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Not listed 1802 W Kaibab Ln #120, Flagstaff, AZ 86001, USA
9/25/20 2/19/26 Anasphere, Inc.
Anasphere, Inc. is a leading provider of atmospheric technology solutions for professionals and classrooms. The company focuses on research, development, and manufacturing of cutting-edge products and services that enable users to study and understand the atmosphere.
Through past prime federal contract awards, Anasphere has provided goods and services related to inflatable aerodynamic decelerator technology, solid-state hydrogen gas generators, cloud characterization sensors, and atmospheric measurement instrumentation. These contracts have been awarded by NASA and the Department of Defense, often set aside for small businesses. Specific projects include developing a solid state gas generator for inflatable decelerator technology, researching and developing an improved solid-state hydrogen gas generator, and providing a low-cost sensor suite to characterize mixed-phase clouds.
Anasphere holds a single-award IDIQ contract from NASA Langley with a potential value of $37 million over 10 years to provide services across three tracks related to inflatable structures, flexible thermal protection systems, and gas generator inflation systems. Under Track C, which is set aside for small business, Anasphere was issued a $284,150 delivery order to develop a solid state gas generator between May 2023 and September 2023. The IDIQ contract allows NASA centers to issue task orders to Anasphere through September 2027.
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Not listed 5400 Frontage Rd, Manhattan, MT 59741, USA
8/16/02 1/10/26