Moonprint Solutions LLC

Moonprint Solutions LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Dover, Delaware, develops advanced softgoods and aerospace materials for federal research programs, operating almost exclusively as a prime contractor (95% of recent awards) under total small business set-asides on SBIR and STTR contracts. The company specializes in high-tech textile systems, inflatable structures, and protective garments engineered for extreme environments—lunar suits, robotics dust covers, water containment systems, and rescue devices—with a narrow but deep customer footprint concentrated in NASA and Navy research programs.

Moonprint's customer base is tightly concentrated around two federal agencies. NASA's Shared Services Center accounts for 13 awards and $4.7 million in combined potential value (66% of the total portfolio), driven by a sequence of SBIR Phase I and Phase II contracts. The Department of the Navy's Naval Air Warfare Center placed 3 awards totaling $1.4 million (20% of portfolio), while the Department of Homeland Security, NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, and NASA Johnson Space Center round out the active set with single or minority awards. The NASA concentration is both breadth and depth: Moonprint has cycled through multiple SBIR cohorts on distinct projects—lunar robotics dust mitigation covers, space suit materials for cryogenic cold, pneumatic relocatable solar arrays, Lunar Extreme Water Container systems, and Artemis suit textile coatings—with Phase I awards typically valued around $150,000 and Phase II awards in the $800,000–$900,000 range.

Recent work anchors Moonprint's capability portfolio. On the NASA side, recent prime contracts include a $792,275 Phase II SBIR definitive contract (awarded September 2025, completing September 2027) for flexible lunar robotics and rover dust mitigation covers; an $849,840 Phase II SBIR contract (August 2025, completing August 2027) for space suit materials for cryogenic cold environments; an $846,424 Phase II SBIR contract (August 2025, completing August 2027) for a 50-kilowatt pneumatic relocatable solar array; and an $830,532 Phase II SBIR contract (July 2024, completing September 2026) for Lunar Extreme Water Container technology. On the Navy side, Moonprint holds a $901,394 Phase II SBIR research and development contract (June 2023, completing June 2027) from the Naval Air Warfare Center. Outside SBIR, Moonprint delivered a $590,257 lunar logistics and mobility studies contract from Marshall Space Flight Center (April 2025, completing September 2026) for scalable collapsible carriers, and a $429,060 firm fixed-price contract from DHS (September 2022, completing September 2025) for a Mass Rescue Operations Device—an ultra-lightweight floating rescue system capable of supporting 100–150 people.

Activity has accelerated markedly: two awards in 2022 and 2023 each, four in 2024, and eight in 2025, with two awards to date in 2026. Eight awards carrying combined potential value of $5.1 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting significant recompete exposure across its NASA and Navy SBIR pipeline. Moonprint's work is performed at its facility in Leipsic, Delaware, and the vast majority of awards are set under total small business set-asides, reflecting the company's posture as a SBIR-primary vendor rather than a full-and-open competitor. The company holds a single task order position on an indefinite delivery contract (80JSC022DA035) and has one recorded subcontract engagement—a JSC engineering and scientific products award from April 2026 for space suit restraining layer and bladder system design, which represents Moonprint's only sub-award in the source data. The portfolio skews heavily toward basic and applied research in physical, engineering, and life sciences (17 awards under NAICS 541711), with secondary work in nanotechnology research (2 awards).