Syrnatec Inc.

Syrnatec Inc., a Connecticut-based woman-owned, minority-owned small business, designs and manufactures radiation-hardened semiconductor and radiofrequency/microwave components for space and defense applications, competing exclusively as a prime contractor under the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program and total small business set-asides. The firm operates as a for-profit Subchapter S corporation from Newington, Connecticut, with secondary manufacturing capability in Middletown, Connecticut.

Syrnatec's federal work concentrates in research and development, particularly in power systems, radiation-hardened electronics, and advanced imaging technologies for spacecraft and satellite systems. Representative work includes a $1.224 million SBIR Phase II award from NASA Shared Services Center (effective July 5, 2023, completion July 5, 2027) for development of a radiation-hardened, high-power gallium oxide-based isolated DC-DC converter; a $239,701 SBIR Phase I award from the Naval Air Warfare Center (July 22, 2025) for research and development; and a $189,834 SBIR Phase I Other Transaction Agreement from the Air Force (May 6, 2024) for advanced power systems development titled "Revolutionary Smallsat Power Enhancement." Earlier-stage Phase I awards include $149,982 from NASA Shared Services Center (June 18, 2026) for AI-guided growth of space-grade semiconductors and $223,063 from DARPA (January 27, 2022) for extreme photon imaging capability development.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward NASA Shared Services Center, which accounts for five awards and $1.8 million (72% of combined potential value) across Syrnatec's recent footprint. The Department of the Navy Naval Air Warfare Center, DARPA, and the Department of the Air Force comprise the remaining portfolio. All eight awards in the source data are SBIR contracts, either Phase I or Phase II, under total small business set-asides or with no set-aside designation (the Air Force OTA). Syrnatec operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint in the source data.

Three awards totaling $1.6 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. Activity remains consistent but modest in volume — one award per year over the past three years (2024–2026) — with $2.4 million obligated against a $2.5 million combined potential value across all eight awards. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on small-satellite power enhancement, radiation-hardened power conversion for space missions, space traffic management technologies, and imaging systems, positioning it as a specialized innovator in the SBIR ecosystem for NASA, DoD, and DARPA rather than a broad federal IT or services contractor.

Providing power electronics products covering Ga2O3, GaN, SiC, radiation-hardened microprocessors, microcontrollers, microelectronics, mixed-signal analog/digital ASICs, AC-to-DC, DC-to-DC, DC-to-AC, AC-to-AC, inverters, silicon carbide, gallium nitride field effect transistors (FETs), power diodes, semiconductor switches, LWIR, receiver IC, optical detector assembly, electrical motors, UWBG, Wide-Bandgap, Ultra-Wide Bandgap, power transistors. Syrnatec is a minority, Woman-Owned Small Business located near Hartford, CT, and has won contracts from NASA and DARPA.