Advanced Magnet Lab, Inc.

Advanced Magnet Lab, Inc. (doing business as Advanced Magnet Lab Inc.), based in Melbourne, Florida, manufactures high-grade sintered neodymium-iron-boron permanent-magnet products and provides magnet laboratory services to the Department of Defense and NASA as a prime contractor under total small-business set-asides, with 95% of recent awards as a prime.

Advanced Magnet Lab is a for-profit manufacturer of goods focused on advanced magnet design, qualification, and production for defense and space applications. The vendor's recent prime work centers on SBIR Phase II and Phase I contracts with the Defense Logistics Agency. A $2 million fixed-price DLA Troop Support Phase II contract awarded April 1, 2026 (running through March 31, 2028) covers qualification of domestic high-grade sintered NdFeB permanent-magnet wire magnets for defense applications under small-business set-aside. An earlier $2.168 million firm fixed-price Phase II contract with DLA Troop Support (awarded August 19, 2022, completed February 18, 2025) provided advanced magnet laboratory services under the SBIR program. A $223,359 Phase I SBIR purchase order with DLA Headquarters (awarded February 28, 2022) supported magnet research and development work. Place of performance is Melbourne, Florida. The vendor also holds a sub-award position on a Florida State University federal grant (awarded June 16, 2025) providing expertise in superconducting motors, generators, cryogenic systems, and power system architecture.

Customer concentration splits between defense and space. The top five customers by potential value account for 92% of combined potential value, led by Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support ($4.2 million across two awards), followed by DOD Washington Headquarters Service ($1.7 million), NASA Shared Services Center ($1.5 million across five awards), Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory ($500 thousand), and NASA Johnson Space Center ($452 thousand). Activity has been episodic over the past five years (one award each in 2020, 2021, and 2025; two in 2022 and 2026), with twenty total awards in the source data spanning since 1999. One award (the $2 million Phase II contract) completes in the next twenty-four months and faces recompete. The vendor works as a sub-recipient on grant efforts but otherwise competes as a prime across full-and-open and small-business set-aside channels.