Resilienx, Inc.

Resilienx, Inc., based in Syracuse, New York, is a small business that develops intelligent operations networks, unmanned aircraft system integration technology, and aviation safety management systems for federal research and development customers, competing as a prime contractor across Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) programs and federal research and development solicitations.

Resilienx operates predominantly as a prime contractor (93% of recent awards) under total small business set-asides on SBIR work and full-and-open competition on technical development contracts. The vendor's customer footprint is heavily concentrated: the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Shared Services Center accounts for eight awards and $7.8 million in combined potential value, representing 74% of the vendor's active federal portfolio. The remaining four customers—the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration (split between the Southwestern Region and Aeronautical Center), the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory, and the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command—account for $2.6 million across five awards. Top work includes a $4.8 million SBIR Phase III award from NASA in October 2023 for weather sensor data monitoring and unmanned aircraft system traffic management operations center implementation; a $1.3 million SBIR Phase II award from the Shared Services Center in September 2026 for development of an on-demand regional intelligent operations network (ORION) capability running through March 2028; and a $1.1 million cost-sharing contract from FAA's Southwestern Region in September 2026 for non-system-specific technology to integrate unmanned aircraft systems into the National Airspace System.

Category concentration aligns with this research profile: thirteen of fourteen awards fall under NAICS 541712 (Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences), with PSC codes split between General Science and Technology R&D Services and National Defense R&D Services. Activity has remained modest and episodic—one to three awards per year since 2022—with a recompete cliff of $2.4 million across two awards completing in the next twenty-four months. SCI-reported invoicing captured $480 thousand in FY2023 across 1.8 FTEs on prime contracts, with government-paid median hourly rates around $367/hr and senior labor pricing through $585/hr; no SCI invoicing appears in FY2024 or FY2025, likely reflecting the timing of SBIR Phase transitions and contract performance cycles. Resilienx subcontracts to an average 19% of hours across its SCI-reportable prime contracts and has engaged four named subcontractors; the vendor also acts as a sub-recipient on one federal grant sub-award from Florida Institute of Technology, performing design and evaluation guidance for an aviation safety management system product. Prior customer relationships span NASA, the FAA, the Navy, and the Air Force, positioning Resilienx within a narrow niche of unmanned systems and aviation safety innovation vendors competing for SBIR Phase III commercialization and federal laboratory development contracts.