Analyswift, LLC

Analyswift, LLC, a West Lafayette, Indiana-based small business limited liability company, provides advanced composite design and analysis software for aerospace and space research and development, operating exclusively as a prime contractor on federal research awards under total small business set-asides. The company specializes in computational modeling, multiscale simulation frameworks, and thermomechanical design tools for composite materials, thermal protection systems, and in-space manufacturing applications.

Analyswift's customer base concentrates heavily on NASA's Shared Services Center, which accounts for seven of eleven awards (100% coverage across all four customer agencies) and $2.4 million of the $3.1 million combined potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center, the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory, and the Department of the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command round out the federal customer set. Analyswift has no subcontractor footprint and does not sit on parent contract vehicles such as GWACs or agency-wide IDIQs; all work flows through direct federal research awards rather than task-order vehicles.

The company's recent work exemplifies its aerospace-materials focus. In June 2026, Analyswift was awarded a $899,738 definitive contract by the Shared Services Center for in-space disassembly and assembly of thermoplastic composite structures with embedded carbon nano-heaters, with completion scheduled for June 2028. In September 2025, the company received a $156,475 SBIR Phase I award from the Shared Services Center for an integrated multi-physics and multiscale modeling framework for thermal protection system material infusion and curing simulation. Earlier work includes a $799,954 STTR Phase II award (December 2022) for an efficient high-fidelity design tool for advanced tailorable composites, a $156,424 STTR Phase I award (August 2024) for in-space composite assembly capabilities, and a $74,979 Air Force Research Laboratory purchase order (November 2022) for machine learning aided multiscale modeling of fatigue damage in composite structures.

Award velocity has been episodic rather than steady: two awards in 2020, four in 2022, then single awards in 2024, 2025, and 2026, with no apparent growth trajectory. The recompete cliff surfaces one award ($899 thousand) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. All work is grounded in SBIR and STTR research funding mechanisms rather than production or sustainment contracting; Analyswift's portfolio sits entirely within research and development NAICS codes and space- and defense-related PSC categories, placing the company in the early-stage innovation and federally funded R&D ecosystem rather than the prime production or IT services market.

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