Electroimpact Inc.

Electroimpact Inc., headquartered in Mukilteo, Washington, is a specialized manufacturer of aerospace tooling, automation equipment, and advanced manufacturing technologies that serves as a prime federal contractor and grant recipient to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. The company operates as a for-profit corporate entity and is classified as a manufacturer of goods, providing critical support to NASA's aeronautical research and manufacturing initiatives. Electroimpact has established itself as a trusted partner for NASA's Shared Services Center, delivering specialized equipment maintenance, system integration services, and advanced manufacturing research and development.

Through federal contract awards, Electroimpact has provided comprehensive preventative maintenance and system integration services for NASA's advanced composite manufacturing systems, with particular focus on the Automated Fiber Placement (AFP) robot systems and the Integrated Structural Assembly of Advanced Composites (ISAAC) system. The company has received multiple purchase order contracts from NASA's Shared Services Center valued between $35,241.64 and $187,521.90, all awarded on a sole-source basis under FAR 13.106-1(b)(1)(i), recognizing Electroimpact as the exclusive provider capable of performing these specialized maintenance services. Recent contract awards include a $187,521.90 purchase order for system integration and preventative maintenance services at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center through October 2028, a $35,241.64 award for planned preventative maintenance on the ISAAC system at Langley Research Center through June 2026, and multiple historical maintenance contracts dating back to 2021. These contracts encompass replacement parts, spare components such as rack-mounted PCs and brake assemblies, system integration work, and multi-year preventative maintenance services. Additionally, Electroimpact received a subcontract from Lockheed Martin Corporation in September 2021 for production aids design and drafting services. All contract awards to Electroimpact have been conducted without small business set-aside designations, allowing the company to compete in open procurements based on its specialized technical capabilities.

Through federal grant awards, Electroimpact has participated in NASA's High-Rate Composites Aircraft Manufacturing (HICAM) project, a cooperative agreement program designed to advance composite aircraft manufacturing technologies and increase production rates for large composite airframe structures. The company received three cooperative agreement awards under NASA's Aeronautics program (CFDA 43.002) totaling $1,897,459 across multiple phases. The initial grants, awarded on August 12, 2021, included $107,099 for NextGen Thermoset Prepregs development and $77,550 for Thermoplastic Automated Fiber Placement advancement, both with completion dates of June 30, 2022. The largest grant award of $1,790,361 was issued on July 20, 2022, for participation in HICAM Project Phase 1, extending through September 30, 2029, supporting research and development of advanced composite manufacturing processes including thermoplastic automated fiber placement and innovative composite aircraft manufacturing technologies. All HICAM grants were awarded on a single-source basis without set-aside designations and were funded through NASA's Shared Services Center in collaboration with the Advanced Composites Consortium. Through these grants, Electroimpact has contributed its specialized expertise in advanced composite manufacturing and automation to support NASA's broader aeronautical research mission of improving aircraft manufacturing efficiency and developing sustainable aerospace production capabilities.