Greensight Inc.

Greensight Inc., a small business manufacturer based in Charlestown, Massachusetts, serves as a prime contractor on federal research and development programs under exclusive total small business set-asides, specializing in robotics, autonomous systems, environmental sensing, advanced optics, aircraft systems, and electronics for defense and aerospace agencies. The company competes predominantly through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs, with 100% of its recent awards as prime work and zero subcontract footprint.

Greensight's capability portfolio centers on research, development, testing, evaluation, and prototyping of advanced defense technologies. Representative work includes a $1.8 million DARPA SBIR Phase II contract (awarded June 2025, completion June 2027) for autonomous construction of forward operating bases; a $2.0 million Army SBIR Phase II contract (July 2025, completion July 2027) for lighter, low-cost bidirectional inverters applicable to energy storage and microgrid operations; a $1.76 million Air Force Research Laboratory contract (August 2024, completion May 2026) to demonstrate robotic swarm platforms for autonomous airfield repair; and a $1.3 million Naval Air Warfare Center research and development contract (October 2024, completion May 2027) under cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing. The company also holds a $3.0 million DARPA Other Transaction IDV (awarded August 2024) for research, development, testing, evaluation, and prototyping under the STRIPBALL program for balloon payload interception capabilities, and was awarded concurrent with award of a $151 billion multiple-award IDIQ from the Missile Defense Agency (SHIELD contract, December 2025, performance through December 2035) supporting development and production of advanced multi-domain defense systems, though only an initial $500 firm fixed price delivery order has been issued to date.

Customer concentration reflects Greensight's defense-centric posture. DARPA leads by potential value (7 awards, $16 million combined), followed by the Air Force and its research laboratory (12 total awards, $19.3 million combined potential value), the Army (5 awards, $6.2 million), and the Navy's Office of Naval Research and Naval Air Warfare Center (12 combined awards, $8.2 million). These five customer lines account for 80% of combined potential value. NASA Shared Services Center accounts for 6 awards and $2 million. The top three customers by award count (Air Force Research Lab, Naval Air Warfare Center, and DARPA) also anchor the top-value rankings, indicating tight alignment between volume and dollars.

Greensight's activity has remained moderately stable. The company awarded 12 contracts in 2022, declining to 11 in 2023, 10 in 2024, and 9 in 2025 through December, suggesting a plateau in award volume. Nine awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $19.5 million, exposing the company to concurrent recompete activity across SBIR Phase I and Phase II actions. Combined potential value across all 55 awards stands at $57.6 million, with $51.6 million (89%) obligated.

Greensight's work falls predominantly under NAICS 541715 (Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences) across 47 awards, with a smaller volume under related life sciences codes. PSC classifications are heavily weighted to National Defense R&D Services across applied research, experimental development, and basic research categories, reflecting the vendor's focus on defense technology innovation rather than commercial application or sustainment work. No federal grant awards appear in the source beyond one $941 thousand NSF Technology, Innovation, and Partnerships cooperative agreement (award June 2023, completion May 2025) for environmental sensing using drone swarm technology for severe weather prediction.

Greensight competes exclusively under total small business set-asides across SBIR and STTR vehicles. All contract work carries firm fixed price or cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing structures typical of research and development work. The vendor has not appeared as a subcontractor to larger primes and carries no recorded sub-award footprint in the source data.