Nvision Technology, Inc.

Nvision Technology, Inc., a small-business subsidiary of Applied Ballistics Holdings, Inc., is a prime contractor delivering advanced sensor technologies, fire control software, and combat-related prototypes to Department of Defense agencies through SBIR, STTR, and Other Transaction Agreements, competing exclusively under small-business set-asides and the OTA vehicle.

Nvision is a for-profit corporation based in Medina, Ohio, structured as a child entity of Applied Ballistics Holdings, Inc. The company specializes in research and development across physical, engineering, and life sciences (nine of seventeen awards), with particular depth in national defense R&D—applied research and experimental development dominate the portfolio. Recent work centers on advanced micro-optics, human-machine interfaces, fire control systems, situational awareness enhancements for dismounted warfighters, and remote sniper display prototypes. Representative prime contracts include a $1.7 million STTR Phase II effort with Air Mobility Command (awarded February 2026, running through June 2027) for active index matching technology in micro-optics; a $234 thousand SBIR Phase I award from the Office of Naval Research (July 2025) for sensor technologies and fire control software; and a $210 thousand purchase order from Air Mobility Command (September 2025) for crosswind sensing development under total small-business set-aside.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward Air Force and Army research organizations. Air Mobility Command (4 awards, $3.4 million combined potential value) and Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (5 awards, $1.9 million) anchor the top two positions by potential value, while RDECOM also leads by award count. United States Special Operations Command (2 awards, $1.4 million) ranks third and holds two significant Other Transaction IDVs—one awarded April 2022 for SBIR Phase II remote sniper display development (ceiling $1.2 million) and one from Air Mobility Command awarded September 2023 for SOCOM Phase II sensor and remote display maturation (ceiling $1.3 million). These IDVs function as vehicles for follow-on task orders to transition research into fieldable prototypes.

Activity has accelerated recently—one award in each of 2022, 2023, and 2024, rising to three awards in 2025—with the most recent Phase II OTA in February 2026. One award ($1.7 million) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and enters recompete window. Seventeen awards carry combined potential value of $9.3 million with $8.6 million obligated (93% obligation rate), reflecting mature execution across a research-development portfolio heavily weighted to early-phase innovation capture and prototype development for special operations and air mobility customers. Nvision operates 100% as prime (no sub-award footprint) and concentrates exclusively on defense agency customers, with no observed civilian federal exposure.