Cryomech, Inc.

Cryomech, Inc. is a self-certified small disadvantaged business and manufacturer of advanced cryogenic equipment located in Syracuse, New York. Registered in SAM.gov since 2001, the company specializes in producing sophisticated cryogenic systems, coolers, and related components for scientific and technical applications. As a Subchapter S Corporation, Cryomech has established itself as a key supplier of high-precision cryogenic technologies to various federal agencies, demonstrating expertise in developing and manufacturing complex cooling systems that operate at extreme low temperatures.

The company has secured multiple federal contract awards across several agencies, including the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), U.S. Air Force Space Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, and the National Institutes of Health. These contracts predominantly involve the procurement of specialized cryogenic equipment such as liquid nitrogen plants, helium compressors, cryocoolers, and automatic cryogenic rectifier system parts. Most of these purchase orders were not set aside for specific business types, indicating Cryomech's competitive capabilities. The company has also performed subcontract work with prime contractors like L3Harris Technologies, Inc. and Amentum Services, Inc., further expanding its federal contracting portfolio. Contract values have ranged from approximately $11,000 to $238,670, covering a diverse array of technical components designed for research, testing, and specialized scientific environments.

In terms of federal grant awards, Cryomech has received at least one significant project grant from the Department of Energy's Office of Science. This specific grant, awarded in June 2022 with a completion date of March 2023, focused on the "Development of a Closed-Cycle, Low Vibration Remote Cooler for Cryogen-Free Dilution Refrigerators." This project grant underscores the company's innovative approach to developing advanced cooling technologies that can support critical scientific research. The grant demonstrates Cryomech's capability to not only manufacture cryogenic equipment but also to engage in cutting-edge research and development of novel cooling technologies that can potentially advance scientific capabilities across various research domains.