Lambdavision Incorporated

Lambdavision Incorporated is a woman-owned small business and manufacturer specializing in advanced biomedical engineering technologies, with a primary focus on developing innovative protein-based artificial retinal implants. Headquartered in Farmington, Connecticut, the company is registered in SAM.gov and has been actively pursuing federal contracts, particularly through NASA's Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program. The organization represents a cutting-edge enterprise that bridges biomedical engineering, advanced manufacturing, and space technology research.

Lambdavision Incorporated has consistently secured federal contract awards from NASA's Shared Services Center, specifically through SBIR Phase I and Phase III contracts focused on innovative research in artificial retina manufacturing and space-based production technologies. Their recent contract awards, totaling approximately $5.2 million, have centered on advanced research projects including "In Space Production of Protein-Based Artificial Retinas" and "On-Orbit Solution Recycling Methods to Improve Scale of Layer-by-Layer Artificial Retina Manufacturing". All of these contracts have been designated as total small business set-asides, ranging from $149,969 to $3,999,962, and involve developing sophisticated manufacturing processes for protein-based retinal implants optimized for space environments. The contracts demonstrate the company's expertise in developing specialized biomedical technologies with potential applications in space exploration and medical innovation, utilizing advanced techniques such as automated machine learning analytics platforms and layer-by-layer manufacturing processes.