Corsha, Inc.

Corsha, Inc., a Vienna, Virginia-based small business, delivers API security, zero trust platforms for machine-to-machine communication, and cybersecurity research and development to the Department of Defense and civilian federal agencies, operating as a prime contractor on 83% of recent awards and competing predominantly under small business set-asides and SBIR vehicles.

Corsha's capability portfolio centers on zero trust architecture, API security, machine-to-machine communication protection, digital twin cybersecurity, and advanced manufacturing systems security. Representative prime work includes a $1.9 million SBIR Phase II contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory for "Zero Trust for Machines from Shop Floor to Cloud and Back Again" (June 2024), a $1.25 million SBIR Phase II contract from AFRL for an automated risk management framework for hybrid operational technology and information technology environments (October 2025), a $599.8 thousand SBIR Phase III contract from Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex for performant distributed ledgers for cybersecurity applications under NSF Topic NSF 25-011 (March 2025), and a $4.3 million definitive contract from Ogden Air Logistics Complex for digital depot component integration and planning at Warner Robins, Georgia (March 2026). Corsha also received a $994.6 thousand cooperative agreement from the National Science Foundation's Technology, Innovation, and Partnerships program (CFDA 47.084) to develop distributed ledger scaling solutions for enterprise cybersecurity and financial applications (August 2024 through July 2026).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support division, which holds $51 million (78% of combined potential value) across five awards, including a $50 million single-award IDIQ under the EMERGENT IV BAA effective through September 2030, awarded September 2025 with no set-aside. The Air Force Research Laboratory accounts for $7.9 million across seven awards. The vendor serves eight distinct federal agencies, with top-five concentration at 100% of combined potential value. SBIR and STTR vehicles dominate the award landscape: twelve awards fall under the R&D in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences NAICS, with National Defense R&D Services classified as the leading PSC across five awards.

Activity accelerated from one award in 2022 to eight in both 2024 and 2025, with five awards (combined potential value $6.6 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The $50 million IDIQ with DLA Troop Support represents the largest vehicle position, with an initial task order of $272.8 thousand issued September 2025 for platform integration with SELSDN. Two additional indefinite delivery contracts appear in the vehicle portfolio.

In its subcontractor role, Corsha supports the National Center for Defense Manufacturing and Machining on Letterman Army Depot manufacturing analysis work (July 2025) and serves as a sub-recipient under University of Texas at San Antonio on manufacturing cybersecurity and Army wearable-sensor integration projects (December 2023 through July 2025). Corsha's research footprint includes NSF-funded work on distributed ledger technologies and prior SBIR phases spanning Air Force, Defense Logistics Agency, and Office of the Secretary of Defense sponsors. The vendor competes almost exclusively under total small business set-asides on its SBIR/STTR research portfolio, with full-and-open competition on its larger EMERGENT IV IDIQ and definitive contracts.