Si Diamond Technology, Inc.

Si Diamond Technology, Inc. is a company that receives federal contract awards, primarily through its subsidiary Applied Nanotech, Inc., which does business as Fepet. The company specializes in nanotechnology applications, focusing on research, development, and manufacturing services. Si Diamond Technology, Inc. and Applied Nanotech have a history of participating in Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) programs, working on projects related to flexible printed radio frequency elements, superconducting magnetic shielding, and additive manufacturing techniques.

Through federal contract awards, Si Diamond Technology, Inc. and Applied Nanotech have provided various goods and services to the government. These include SBIR Phase I and Phase II research and development activities for the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command, NASA, and the Missile Defense Agency. Specific projects have involved superconducting magnetic shielding using additive manufacturing, flexible printed RF elements, and manufacturability studies. The contracts have ranged from $156,498 to $1,484,428 in value, with most being set aside for small businesses. Applied Nanotech, operating as Fepet, is designated as a woman-owned small business for these contracts. The company has worked on defense-related projects for the Naval Air Warfare Center and civilian projects for NASA's Shared Services Center.

The provided information does not contain specific details about federal grant awards to Si Diamond Technology, Inc. However, it is mentioned that the company has a history of receiving federal grants. These grants have likely supported research and development activities in areas similar to their contract work, such as printed sensors, chip interconnects, and other nanotechnology applications. The Department of Energy is mentioned as a funding agency for some of their past research. Without more specific information on grant awards, it is difficult to provide a detailed summary of the goods and services provided through federal grants or to identify specific grant programs or partners involved in these activities.