Icon Technology Inc.

Icon Technology Inc., an Austin, Texas-based small business, delivers advanced construction technologies including 3D printing systems, additive manufacturing, expeditionary construction robotics, and secure facility design software to the Department of Defense, NASA, and civilian agencies as a prime contractor (95% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor on defense R&D programs. Icon operates as a child entity of DXC Technology Company and competes predominantly under the total small business set-aside category across SBIR Phase I, II, and III programs, though the company also holds non-set-aside OTA awards with the Department of the Army. The firm's $393 million combined potential value footprint spans 19 prime and sub awards over the past five years, with 50% of that value already obligated.

Icon's customer concentration centers on defense and civilian space R&D. The top five funding entities account for 68% of recent awards by count. The Department of the Army dominates by potential value — a single $201 million OTA awarded March 6, 2026, by Army Contracting Command Redstone for temporary soldier accommodations including field latrine and shower units at Fort Johnson, Louisiana (performance through March 5, 2031) represents more than half the entire portfolio. The Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Fort Worth anchors a $62.8 million OTA awarded December 23, 2025, for rotational unit billeting at Fort Bliss using construction-scale additive manufacturing (completion July 31, 2026). NASA's Shared Services Center has placed three awards worth $60.2 million combined, anchored by a $59.2 million SBIR Phase III contract (September 29, 2022) for design, development, fabrication, and testing of a lunar construction system (ultimate completion March 28, 2028). The Army Corps of Engineers Engineer Research and Development Center has awarded three contracts totaling $46.7 million, including a $3 million CSO award (July 25, 2024) for hardware and material solutions for additive construction in subfreezing temperatures and a $23.75 million Multiple Award OTA IDV (September 8, 2025) for construction-scale additive manufacturing system optimizations for local materials. The Air Force Research Laboratory has placed two small SBIR Phase I efforts totaling $148 thousand. Five awards worth $125.7 million combined reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure for Icon and opportunity for competitors.

Icon's capability portfolio is grounded in SBIR programs across defense and civilian agencies. Recent non-SBIR work includes a $1.7 million OTA (September 30, 2025) from the Department of Defense Washington Headquarters Service for follow-on production of construction-scale additive manufacturing. Active SBIR Phase II work includes a $1.2 million award (September 29, 2025) from DOD Washington Headquarters Service for generative AI to streamline construction approvals, and a $841 thousand NASA award (August 5, 2025) titled "HELCOW: High Energy Laser Capable of Welding." A $250 thousand SBIR Phase I from the Department of the Army (February 3, 2025) addresses explosion-proof collaborative robots. The Air Force Research Laboratory awarded a $75 thousand SBIR Phase I (January 15, 2025) for resilient basing through expeditionary robotic construction, and the EPA awarded a $100 thousand SBIR Phase I (December 16, 2024) for decarbonization potential of CO2 mineralization in recycled concrete fines for 3D printing. A DARPA SBIR Phase III modification totaling $1.64 million (January 25, 2024) developed software (SMARTKM) to streamline design, construction, and accreditation of secure areas and sensitive compartmented information facilities. Icon also holds a Multiple Award OTA IDV from the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (May 5, 2025) valued at $1.4 million, funded through the DARPA TRENTON program. Icon subcontracts to Battelle Memorial Institute on defense R&D; in June 2024, Icon delivered 3D-printed wall samples under a sub-award focused on airfield protection and installation resiliency. The award portfolio reflects consistent SBIR pipeline advancement — Icon has moved Phase I feasibility work through Phase II development and Phase III production across lunar construction, secure facility software, laser welding, and additive manufacturing in extreme environments.