643 companies · SBIR/STTR awards, last two years
Every company in California that closed a federal SBIR/STTR award in the last two years: those with open roles on our board first, then newest award first. Back to the California page
Los Angeles, CA · 61 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Modular Payload Container for Earth Re-Entry”
Mountain View, CA · 240 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Adapting Existing Multispectral Scanning Payload for Missile Warning / Missile Track”
Torrance, CA · 447 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Adaptive Manufacturing to Scale Production and Integration of Third-Party Innovations across the Defense Industrial Base”
Sunnyvale, CA · 21 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Scout AI - Mission Complete Unmanned Ground Vehicle Systems”
Redwood City, CA · 98 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Revolutionizing Aircraft Survivability Analysis with AI-Driven Data Extraction”
Torrance, CA · 182 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“DC Power Controller (DCPC) for Tactical Microgrid”
Palo Alto, CA · 207 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“NASIC GXK STRATFI Proposal - OCR enabled intelligence”
Mill Valley, CA · 90 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Advanced LLM Evaluation and Development Tooling for Strategic USAF AI Integration - AFRL NIPRGPT”
Hayward, CA · 51 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Minimally invasive pancreatic cancer treatment combining nanosecond electric pulses and immune system stimulants”
San Francisco, CA · 9 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Active Spacecraft Jitter Cancellation Using Deployable Panels”
Santa Clara, CA · 23 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“NAVAIR Open Topic for Logistics in a Contested Environment”
San Jose, CA · 81 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Low Cost Multispectral RPO Sensor Suite”
Byron, CA · 60 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Chaparral Airdrop Capability Development”
Pasadena, CA · 85 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Generating Optimized RSP Loading Plans using modern AI-based Constraint Solvers”
San Carlos, CA · 38 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Precursor Impurity Control for Stable Perovskite Tandem Photovoltaic Modules”
Pleasanton, CA · 72 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Developing closed-loop tonic motor activation therapy for treatment of refractory restless legs syndrome”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II
“Inverse-designed lightweight, planar focus lenses for Vis to LWIR hyperspectral imaging”
Torrance, CA · 140 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Tethered Robot for Coating Application and Inspection”
Santa Barbara, CA · 22 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Koopman Operator-Based Rapid Adjudication of Federated COA's (KOBRA)”
San Diego, CA · 25 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“Advanced Wearable Integration and Synchronization Hub (AWISH)”
Goleta, CA · 275 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security · Phase I/II · company site
“Advanced Modeling and Evaluation of Air Combat Autonomy”
Saratoga, CA · 30 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Trusted OSS Analysis and TTP Automation for Secure Software Enclaves”
Carlsbad, CA · 23 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Natural-language Ontologies for battlespace Visualizations and Analytics (NOVA)”
Berkeley, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“SLITHER: Snake-Like Inspection Technology for Hazardous and Enclosed Regions”
Sherman Oaks, CA · 35 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Automated Intelligence Preparation of the Battlespace from Open-Source Information (AutoIPB)”
San Rafael, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Modular, Optimized Real-time Processing Harness for Edge-Unit Schedulers (MORPHEUS)”
El Segundo, CA · 24 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“GENESIS: Generative AI for Educational Systems and Instructional Support”
Palo Alto, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Off-Axis Laser Detector”
Santa Clara, CA · 63 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“High-Resolution Environmental Forecasting Through Advanced ML Downscaling Techniques”
Irvine, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“A Hybrid Digital Twin Framework for Modeling Machine Process Parameters for Automated Fiber Placement-based Manufacturing of Composite Struc”
San Mateo, CA · 60 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Text-and-Image-Conditioned content GENeration (TICGEN)”
Goleta, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II
“Fiber-optic Avionic Low-SWaP-C Coherent Optical Network (FALCON)”
San Francisco, CA · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Intelligent Radio Access Network for Beyond 5G Resilient Tactical Networks”
Vista, CA · 70 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Development of Safe, Robust, Sodium-Ion Battery for Naval Aviation Using Domestically Made Inexpensive Raw Materials”
Hawthorne, CA · 26 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“State and Trajectory Optimization for Real-time Range Extension (STORRE)”
Torrance, CA · 18 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Optimized Novel Multifunctional Composite Sandwich Structures”
Woodland Hills, CA · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Multimode Bragg Grating Multiplexer (MBG MUX)”
Long Beach, CA · 35 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Hypersonic Computational Fluid Dynamics Heat Flux Sub-Models”
Riverside, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Low-Dispersion Ultrahigh-Bandwidth Microstructured Photonic Fibers for Avionics Networks and Sensors”
South San Francisco, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“CoagCare: Novel Miniaturized Handheld Thromboelastographic Platform for Rapid Assessment of Coagulopathy and Resuscitation Management of War”
Berkeley, CA · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: High-Power, Surface-Emitting, Single-Mode Laser Chips with Photonics Crystal Cavity Design”
Oakland, CA · 5 employees · Department of Commerce, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · woman-owned · company site
“BINARY PSEUDO RANDOM ARRAY (BPRA) FOR THE ENHANCEMENT OF OPTICAL IMAGERS”
Pasadena, CA · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Silicon photonics tunable laser for analyzing energy content of natural gas”
Stanford, CA · 1 employee · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Electrified Thermochemical Biogas Reforming for Hydrocarbon Fuel Production”
Richmond, CA · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“STTR Phase I: Scalable Soft Magnetic Composite for High-Frequency Power Electronics”
Davis, CA · 0 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: A Method for Domestic Production of Saffron, Utilizing Novel Plant Cell Culture Techniques for Cell Adhesion and Immobilizatio”
San Carlos, CA · 4 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Novel Immuno-therapy for Specific Depletion of IgG4 Subtype of Autoantibodies”
Los Angeles, CA · 3 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Tactile-enabled Robotic Quality Control Cell”
San Francisco, CA · 3 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Constellation of Small, High-Altitude Balloons for Atmospheric Data Collection”
San Luis Obispo, CA · 6 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: An Analog Hardware Accelerator for Power Systems Feasibility Studies”
San Diego, CA · 12 employees · Department of Commerce, Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Operational Technology Artificial Intelligence - NIST Compliance Tool (OTAI-NCT)”
Redwood city, CA · 1 employee · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Automated System for Point of Care Manufacture of Tumor Infiltrating Lymphocytes Cell Therapies”
Stanford, CA · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“STTR Phase I: Improving the reliability of the United States' energy grid by predicting transformer failures”
San Francisco, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services, National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Novel Gynecological Speculum Instrument for Decreased Patient Pain and Enhanced Provider Functionality”
Pleasanton, CA · 11 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: A Novel Device for Difficult Urethral Catheterization”
Burlingame, CA · 8 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Assessing and Improving Membrane Stability to Enable Sustainable Lithium Chemical Production”
San Diego, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Energy · Phase II · company site
“Advanced Semiconductor Production of Next-Gen X-Band SSPAs for USAF Radar, EW, & Comms”
San Diego, CA · 232 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“A Machine Learning-Accelerated Framework for Lethality Assessment of Directed Energy Engagements of Hypersonic Threats”
Carlsbad, CA · 9 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Auto-calibrating, Air Quality Monitoring System”
Pleasanton, CA · 69 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Iodine Clock with Acceleration- and Radiation-tolerance for Use in Space (ICARUS)”
Monrovia, CA · 35 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“Wearable Heat Related Injury Risk Analysis (WHERA) system Resubmission”
Santa Barbara, CA · 135 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“CRAZY TRAIN”
Los Angeles, CA · 35 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Advancing Probe Technology for Ultrasensitive RNA Imaging via Hybridization Chain Reaction”
Gilroy, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Developing and Evaluating Visual, Auditory, and Tactile and Text Digital Thematic Map Viewer to Provide Blind and Low Vision Individuals Ful”
Huntington Beach, CA · 34 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I
“-200°C Rad hard Cold Capable Thermally multiplexed controller”
Laguna Hills, CA · 14 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Energy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Stand-off Detection of Xenon Spin Polarization by Radar REMPI”
Santa Barbara, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“High Dynamic Range Broadband Adaptive Sensor System”
Palo Alto, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Topical Ophthalmic Treatment for Neovascular Age-related Macular Degeneration (nAMD)”
Moraga, CA · 7 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Effective Compaction of Satellite Transmission to Maximize Bandwidth and Data Security”
Irvine, CA · 82 employees · Department of Health and Human Services, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Innovative Amperometric Gas Sensors for Monitoring Post-Harvest Food Quality and Safety”
Torrance, CA · 66 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Optical probe for static pressure measurements in vitiated flows for ground test facilities”
Berkeley, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“High Temperature Fracture”
Hawthorne, CA · 178 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Transportable, Flexible, Digital Array Ground Station”
San Diego, CA · 140 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“MedScribe Defense - Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) Ambient Medical Scribe Supporting Air Force Medical Readiness Exams and Scree”
Los Angeles, CA · 8 employees · Department of Transportation, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“FireVision: An AI-Powered Decision-Support Platform Leveraging NASA Earth Science Data for Wildfire Risk, Mitigation, and Response”
Mountain View, CA · 32 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“RAG 2.0: Gen AI in Advanced Supply Chain Analytics”
Santa Monica, CA · 12 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I · company site
“Multi-beam accelerator system for mobile food irradiation applications”
Berkeley, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned
“Detecting Absence Seizures Using Hyperventilation In a Home Environment”
Paramount, CA · 35 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Diamond Turning High Aspect Ratio Mandrels for X-ray Mirror Manufacturing”
Scotts Valley, CA · 9 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I · company site
“UNsupervised Learning for DER (UNDER): Detecting Power System Attacks Using Machine Learning and Digital Twins”
Los Angeles, CA · 6 employees · Department of Energy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“A Spiking Neuromorphic Analytics Platform (SNAP) for Photomultiplier Signal Processing”
El Cajon, CA · 19 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Metalens Solar Compass (MLSC)”
Irvine, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“Device Automation of an FDA-cleared CD-Microfluidic Platform for Rapid Tissue Microsizing”
El Segundo, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Advanced Digital Investment Casting Technology for High-Precision, Low-Cost Turbine Components”
Milpitas, CA · 10 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Robust Highly-Multiplexed Fiber Optic Sensor Array for Cryogenic Fluid Management”
Glendale, CA · 47 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“BDAM: A Blast Dose Accumulation Methodology for Heavy Weapon Firing in Actual Combat Scenarios”
El Segundo, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“RAIDEN: A Resilient, Agile, and Interference-Defiant Network for Secure MILSATCOM”
Marina Del Rey, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“SyncPath - Ultra low-latency resilient multipath communication protocol in contested environments over MILSATCOM only and hybrid SATCOM arch”
Santa Clara, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense, National Science Foundation · Phase II
“Sub-THz Reflectarrays: An Alternative Architecture for Enhanced Array Scaling with 3D Heterogeneous Integration for DoD ELGAR Use Cases”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Multidimensional antibody engineering to enhance the potency and breadth of a betacoronavirus medical countermeasure”
Alameda, CA · 69 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Airdrop-Capable Hybrid Group 4 UAS for Contested Logistics: Enabling ACE for the DAF”
San Diego, CA · 112 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“FIRESTORM EXPEDITIONAIRY MANUFACTURING CELL (xCell) AND MANUFACTURED HARDWARE”
San Francisco, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“CEACAM5-targeted activation of potent chemotherapeutics via bioorthogonal click chemistry”
San Francisco, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned
“Engagement and clinical impact of the Teleo virtual therapy platform in clinical settings”
Irvine, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned
“Continuous Non-Invasive Blood Pressure during Sleep as a Cardiovascular Biomarker”
San Diego, CA · 70 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“Development of highly potent human monoclonal for RSV immunoprophylaxis”
Volcano, CA · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Enabling Digital Metrology and Manufacturing Through the Model-Based Enterprise”
Torrance, CA · 100 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II
“High Temperature Radiator Coating”
Orange, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“ROOK: Rapid Operations Over Kilometers”
San Diego, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Novel multivalent PSMA-targeted taxane-conjugates for bone metastases in prostate cancer”
Torrance, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Briefing and Onboard Data Enhancement for Pilot Vehicle Interface (BODENPVI)”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Engineered Monothiol Thioredoxin for Treatment of Radiation Induced Lung Injury”
Los Angeles, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“Developing a Clinically Relevant Radiosensitizer for Temozolomide-resistant Gliomas”
Poway, CA · 51 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Dynovas Advanced Pressure Resin Transfer Molding (DAP-RTM) for Large Three Dimensional Woven Preforms”
Berkeley, CA · 40 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Continuous-Fiber & Long-Fiber Thermoplastic Composite Molding for Aerospace Structures”
San Francisco, CA · 4 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“High-Test Peroxide Generation System for Scalable In-Situ Monopropellant Production from Lunar Water and Oxygen”
South San Francisco, CA · 8 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“Extremely power-dense solar for the extremes of space”
San Pedro, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Sodium Excitation Laser for Mesospheric Analysis”
El Segundo, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Resilient VLEO Operations with an Air Scooping Electric Thruster”
San Francisco, CA · 8 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Cosmic-XT, A Truss-Traversing General-Purpose Outfitting Robot”
Victorville, CA · 73 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“ULTRA-VK Exoatmospheric Flight Test”
Santa Monica, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Testing MALT1 inhibitors as a treatment for the rare pediatric inborn error of immunity CARD11 gain of function”
Del Mar, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned
“PEP/PrEP via Pharmacist-Prescribing Implementation (PEPPI)”
Camarillo, CA · 45 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“UNHIDES - Uncover Nimble Hypersonic objects by Imaging in Dual-band Event-based Sensing”
San Diego, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · woman-owned · company site
“Arthrofibrosis control using small molecule inhibitors of interleukin-11”
South San Francisco, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Validating Terra, a device for closed-loop hot-flash cooling relief and sleep improvement”
San Diego, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Development of a metabolomics enabled AI/ML platform for discovery of new treatments to enhance drug sensitivity in cancer”
Irvine, CA · 20 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“MoonCast: Space-Rated Codec for Ultra-Low Delay, True Color Capture Lunar Broadcasting T8.08 Lunar Imagery”
Fremont, CA · 22 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Photonically Sensorized Robotic Subsurface Sampling System”
Albany, CA · 9 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“CARDIAC CASCADE: Cardiomyopathy and Arrhythmia Risk Dissemination through Innovative Family Sharing”
Irvine, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Brain-Wide Quantification of Blood-Brain Barrier Penetrating Antibody Therapeutics”
Sunnyvale, CA · 15 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Novel Therapy for Sarcopenia”
San Mateo, CA · 14 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Strengthening Bonds: A Telephone Reminiscence Intervention to Reduce Social Isolation and Improve Mental Health in Rural Older Adults”
San Diego, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned
“Heart Muscle Regeneration”
San Francisco, CA · 0 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Flourish All: Women's Integrated Stress Reduction for Alzheimer's Risk Prevention Using Digital Tools and Biomarker Monitoring”
El Dorado Hills, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Behavioral Shifts in Dementia Patients Using Novel Pharmacy Home Robotics: A Cost-Effective Approach to Aging in Place”
Newark, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Ecological Cognitive Monitoring through AI-Enhanced Personal Photo Activities”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Single domain antibody development for improving vascular dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease”
San Francisco, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Imaging intracerebral and systemic T cell immunity in patients with Alzheimer's disease using 18F-F-AraG”
Millbrae, CA · 0 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Implementing and Scaling the STEADI Fall Prevention Algorithm Using a Conversational Relational Agent for Community-Dwelling Older Adults wi”
Carlsbad, CA · 62 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“A Novel Epigenetic Editing Platform”
Campbell, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“CaringGPT: Empowering Dementia Caregivers with Personalized and Accessible Resources to Match Their Needs, Enhance Cope with Caregiving, and”
San Diego, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Co-designing a mobile tool to improve diversity and inclusivity in AD/ADRD trial participation”
San Francisco, CA · 32 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Improving Neurological Health with Acetylcholine via Neuroplasticity-based Computerized Exercise in Mild Cognitive Impairment (INHANCE-MCI)”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Identification of next generation gamma-secretase modulators for Alzheimer's disease”
Gardena, CA · 17 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Laser Ultrasonic Testing for In-Space Welding Environments”
San Francisco, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“A Phase 2 Trial of Axelopran Plus Pembrolizumab for the First-Line Treatment of Recurrent/Metastatic HNSCC That Is PD-L1 Positive (PD-L1CPS ”
Chico, CA · 17 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“High Pressure, In-Situ Hydrogen Sensor For Space Based Regenerative Fuel Cell Systems”
Belmont, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Safety and Efficacy Trial of the ColoSeal ICD System for the Treatment of Diverticular Disease Patients”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“EP-SOA: A Framework to Enable Transition of High-Fidelity Codes to Heterogeneous Computing Environments”
Tustin, CA · 19 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Bolt-On Capture Detumble Deorbit Device”
Agoura Hills, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“A Compliant Intramedullary Stem to Increase Longevity of Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty”
San Diego, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Point-of-care autologous CAR-T cell manufacturing”
Pacoima, CA · 57 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Energy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Thin, Flexible Oxidation-Resistant Coatings for 3D-Woven Carbon Fabric TPS Materials”
San Diego, CA · 24 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Long Range LiDAR (LR-LiDAR)”
Hawthorne, CA · 30 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Flight Development of an ASCENT Propellant Decomposition Chamber”
San Diego, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Reformulating NT-Z001 and its delivery route to treat rheumatoid arthritis”
Carlsbad, CA · 1 employee · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · woman-owned
“The Blueprint for Generative AI chips manufactured on the ISS”
Stanford, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“A Specialized Risk-Stratification Platform and Tailored Diabetes Prevention Program for Post-Partum to Reduce Progression to Type 2 Diabetes”
Thousand Oaks, CA · 6 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“RIDDANCE: Removal of Irregular Debris using Double Assisted Nets with Controlled Enhancement”
San Francisco, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“TulleKit: Integrated Deep Brain Neural Recording System for Non-Human Primate Models”
San Francisco, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Spatial-Temporal Reservoir Inference with Knowledge-based Enhancements (STRIKE)”
Stevenson Ranch, CA · 2 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“High Dynamic Range Force Torque Sensor”
Northridge, CA · 464 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Acoustic Training Data”
Campbell, CA · 27 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“HerculesAI: Fast, Reliable, and Secure AI-powered Data Solutions to Automate DoD Workflows”
Irvine, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“A Miniaturized and Flexible Continuous Glucose Monitoring Platform”
Oakland, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned
“ACTIVATE: An AI-Enabled Multilingual Platform for Connected and Accessible Care Coordination and Remote Monitoring.”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Science Foundation · Phase I/II · woman-owned
“Automated DNA Extraction in Space”
Santa Barbara, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Photovoltaic Thermal Runaway Test Capability for Advanced Space Solar Cells”
San Diego, CA · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Preclinical development of VAX024 - a novel targeted combination STING agonist/oncolytic agent”
Mountain View, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Outcomes study for the XL1 distraction enterogenesis device to improve nutrient absorption in short bowel syndrome patients”
San Diego, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Novel imaging-based platform for cell quality and identity control”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Radiation-Induced Upset Circumvention & Recovery in Modern Electronics Systems”
Watsonville, CA · 9 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“The Annular-Wing VTOL Aircraft”
Carlsbad, CA · 44 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Characterizing neurocognitive deficits in post-acute sequelae of COVID-19”
Oakland, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“New Integrated MilSpec ATC Predictive Tool Replacement Toolbox Running Off Central Computer”
San Diego, CA · 11 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Human iPSC neural spheroids to screen for compounds that block tau propagation”
Sunnyvale, CA · 3 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Autonomous QoS Optimization for Delay-Tolerant Mobile Edge Cloud and Content Delivery”
San Diego, CA · 7 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“A novel spatial biology platform for protein profiling which is cost effective and scalable”
Los Angeles, CA · 30 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Autonomous Paragliders for Martian Landings”
Mountain View, CA · 7 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“A Safe, Fast, and Cost-Effective System for Tissue Removal in Laparoscopic Hysterectomy and Other Minimally Invasive Surgery”
Altadena, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“BREATHE-BRinging Exercise, Asthma Assessments, TeacHing to Everyone”
Irvine, CA · 1 employee · National Science Foundation · Phase II · woman-owned
“SBIR Phase II: Scalable Development of Fully Bio-Based and High-Performance Bio-Inspired Materials”
Santa Rosa, CA · 5 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I
“Secure Wireless Data Collection for First Responders Using Uncrewed Aircraft Systems”
San Diego, CA · 16 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Improved Probabilistic Forecasts of Solar Energetic Particles with MagPy”
Simi Valley, CA · 6 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Robust System Fault Classification & Detection System (RobustDetect)”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned
“Development of Platelet-Derived Exercise Mimetics as a Treatment for Alzheimer's Disease and Alzhimer's Disease Related Dementias”
Monrovia, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned
“Quantifying peripheral blood antigen-specific memory B cells as a new biomarker in patients with PLA2R-associated membranous nephropathy”
Redwood City, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned
“Developing a magnetic system for endoscopic retrieval of kidney stones”
Portola Valley, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“An AI-driven total parenteral nutrition platform for cost-effective and scientifically personalized nutrition for premature newborns”
San Diego, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Accurate Point of Care Liver Disease Diagnostics, Phase II”
San Diego, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned
“Clinical evaluation of a novel AKT/PDK1 inhibitor, PHT-427, for the treatment of multi-field actinitc keratoses”
San Francisco, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“A Novel Lentivector for Enhanced In Vivo Delivery of T Cell Receptors for Cell Therapy for Stage IV Melanoma”
Los Angeles, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“SleepFlex head and neck exercise program for the treatment of mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea”
San Diego, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Targeting endogenous retrovirus Gag genes for biomarker development in type 1 diabetes”
Torrance, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Novel Plasmin-independent Thrombolytic Agent for Pulmonary Embolism”
San Diego, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Validation of next-generation TMS system optimizing for widely scalable, personalized treatment of depression”
Mountain View, CA · 0 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Precision Lead Delivery for Advanced Conduction System Pacing”
Irvine, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Democratizing Early Detection and Longitudinal Monitoring of Alzheimer's Disease: An Ultra-Sensitive Blood-Based Assay”
Ventura, CA · 2 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Campaign Modeling with Data-Oriented Modeling Architectures”
Palo Alto, CA · 8 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II
“SBIR Phase II: Advanced Anodes for Anion Exchange Membrane Water Electrolyzers”
Loomis, CA · 60 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Unlocking the Power of Unstructured Data: Delivering the RAG-Ready Data Layer for DoD Generative AI Applications”
Santa Clara, CA · 0 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II
“SBIR Phase II: High Efficiency, Low Cost Catadioptric Waveguide and Display Optical Engine for Augmented Reality Smart Glasses using Spatial”
Goleta, CA · 4 employees · Department of Education · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Building Math Literacy Confidence for Early Multilingual Learners: An Inclusive EdTech Solution”
Palo Alto, CA · 7 employees · Department of Health and Human Services, National Science Foundation · Phase II
“Scanner Agnostic Image-Guided Biopsy Platform Employing Advanced Computer Vision and Computer Graphics to Enable Non-Invasive Registration a”
Alameda, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“REMIT (Rescue Mitochondrial Therapeutics): Unlocking Broad-Spectrum Mitochondrial Rescuers”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“HLA LOH Detection via Liquid Biopsy: A Blood-Based Predictive Biomarker Assay for Precision Immuno-Oncology”
San Diego, CA · 165 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Robust LiDAR-Stereo Fusion for Lunar Autonomy”
Oakland, CA · 3 employees · Department of Education · Phase II · company site
“The Mentor Selection Tool: Empowering Districts to Make Data-Driven Student Teacher Placements”
Rosemead, CA · 7 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Terrain Regolith Evaluation And Degradation (TREAD)”
Vallejo, CA · 4 employees · Department of Education · Phase I · woman-owned
“Automated Compliance and Communication System for IEP Management Using Blockchain and Conversational AI”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Education · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Sci-Quest: An Interactive Guided Hero's Journey through the Scientific Method to teach Core Scientific Concepts and Hands-on Skills to Under”
San Diego, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Novel Methods for Nicotinic Receptor Modulation in the Treatment of Post-Operative Pain”
Carlsbad, CA · 4 employees · Department of Education · Phase I · company site
“Accessible Microbiology: Algae Bioprospecting as a Gateway to STEM”
Berkeley, CA · 64 employees · Department of Education · Phase I · company site
“Wayfinder IES SBIR Phase 1B 2025”
Pasadena, CA · 9 employees · Department of Education · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“SeaQ for STEM Education”
Palo Alto, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Inhibitors of ENPP1 for the treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma”
Huntington Beach, CA · 36 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Miniature 30K Cryocooler”
Woodside, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Improving longitudinal mental health monitoring to generate personalized guides and timely referrals”
San Francisco, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“FIND-seq: A Novel Cell Sorting Technology to Enable Investigation of Rare Cells in Primary Human Tissues”
Santa Clarita, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase II
“A Rugged Tactical Perception System for AI-Driven Casualty Registration and Medical Scene Awareness”
El Toro, CA · 133 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“FATES Phase II”
San Diego, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Passive cognitive assessment across the menopausal transition”
Mountain View, CA · 7 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“NeuroAccess: a Focused Ultrasound System for SonoBiopsy of the Brain”
San Francisco, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Portable Intraoperative MRI for Neurosurgery”
Loma Linda, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Topical nitrite reverses nitroglycerin tolerance.”
Berkeley, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Evaluation of novel small molecule targeting lipid and energy homeostasis for treating obesity”
San Diego, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned
“Development of a topical tracer to detect TDP43 in ALS, LATE and FTD retinas for AI-powered disease insights”
San Ramon, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Manufacturing of ABCA1 agonist small molecule peptide CS6253 to support chronic toxicology studies in Wistar rats and Cynomolgus monkeys”
Irvine, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Maximizing GlyTR pan-cancer immunotherapy by enhancing target density”
Santa Monica, CA · 48 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Energy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Lightweight High-Energy X-ray Source for In-Space Nondestructive Evaluation”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“High-sensitivity Quantum Spectrometer for Autonomous Biological Analysis”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Targeting pancreatic cancer metastases with Targefrin”
Thousand Oaks, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Real-Time Continuous Troponin Monitoring: A Breakthrough in Personalized Cardiovascular Risk Assessment and Management”
San Francisco, CA · 45 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Comprehensive Controls for Security, Privacy, and Compliance in AI Systems for Army Applications”
Irvine, CA · 43 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Helium Refueling Demonstration for On-Orbit Servicing Applications using Efficient High-Pressure-Ratio Compressor”
Palo Alto, CA · 55 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“AI Governance, Risk Management & Compliance for the AI-Powered Army”
Sherman Oaks, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II
“Development of a novel, targeted small molecule inhibitor of the nucleoside salvage pathway through murine studies to enable further clinica”
Mountain View, CA · 3 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Lunar Materials Analyzer (LuMA)”
Torrance, CA · 90 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Compact Hypersonic Missile/Effector Reactive Material (CHyMERA) Warhead Prototype & Demonstration”
Claremont, CA · 0 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“A robotic enteroscope for safe and effective access to the small bowel”
Los Angeles, CA · 0 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Development of an immune evasive stem cell line for Type 1 diabetes regenerative therapy”
Mill Valley, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“NeoMode: AI/ML Scaffolding and AI Assurance”
Oakland, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Translation of Evolved Oncolytic Virotherapy Product for Colorectal Cancer Treatment”
Pleasanton, CA · 11 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Rapid Pathogen Intelligence: Field-Deployable, Environmental Biosensing for Military Readiness”
Del Mar, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Maritime Communications transformed through AI”
Torrance, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense, Environmental Protection Agency · Phase I/II · company site
“Prescription Optical Visor for the M50 Air Purifying Respirator”
Pasadena, CA · 37 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Rad-tolerant Avionics & Mechanisms for the Modern Space Economy- RAMMSE”
La Crescenta, CA · 5 employees · Department of Transportation · Phase II · company site
“Enhanced Decentralized V2V Communications Leveraging the Potential of Automotive RADAR”
Fremont, CA · 21 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Automated Airfoil Table Generation for VTOL Aircraft”
San Leandro, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Gallium Acquisition from Landfilled Legacy Ash Novel Technology (GALLANT)”
Garden Grove, CA · 250 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“An Integral Materials and Logistical Approach to Increasing the Shelf Life of Rapid Setting Cements”
Torrance, CA · 130 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Radiation-Hardened Compact W-band Transceiver”
Woodside, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Innovative Approach for Conductive Material Seals Tamper Detection Confidence Factor Analytics Utilizing Real World Conductive Seal Test Dat”
Palo Alto, CA · 5 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Accurate Airframe Noise Predictions Using Large Eddy Simulations”
Goleta, CA · 33 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“On-orbit Reconfigurable LiDAR for Mapping and Hazard Detection”
Santa Monica, CA · 8 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“AstraSense: AI-Driven Health Predictions for Sustainable Aviation”
San Diego, CA · 1 employee · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I
“Auxilium Microfabrication Platform Cartridge Modification”
El Segundo, CA · 77 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Advanced 150V GaN Solid State Power Amplifier Topologies for High Power Microwave Applications”
Pacific Palisades, CA · 25 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Producing a Benchmark HASDM Forecast Density Database”
La Jolla, CA · 7 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I
“Wearable cardiac ultrasound imager”
San Jose, CA · 25 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Miniaturized Ion Trap Mass Spectrometer for In Situ Lunar and Planetary Analysis”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Advancing manufacturing and release testing of a gene editing therapy for Duchenne muscular dystrophy”
San Diego, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Automating Quality to Accelerate Transformational Improvements in Care (AQUATIC)”
Pleasanton, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Commercialization of Optical Coherence Tomography with Advanced Optical Design and Adaptive Optics for Rodent Eye”
Berkeley, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Multispray Technology for Studying Biomolecular Interactions”
Alameda, CA · 14 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Accelerated, scalable same-day microfluidic sequential gene editing for allogeneic cell therapy”
San Francisco, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Development and Validation of a Scalable, Self-Guided Trauma Wellness App to Expand Access to Trauma-Focused Mental Health Care”
San Carlos, CA · 0 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II
“SBIR Phase II: Metal Foils for High Energy Density, Low-cost, Lithium-ion Batteries”
Encino, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Non-invasive Medical Device to Permeabilize the Blood-Brain Barrier Using Low Power Radio Frequency Evanescent Waves”
El Cerrito, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“A novel method of non-invasive brain stimulation to enhance motor function in chronic stroke patients”
Los Angeles, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Complete Mental Counts for Patients Recovering from Brain Injury”
El Cerrito, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Reducing rural health disparities by empowering people to minimize PFAS exposure and improve cardiovascular health”
Berkeley, CA · 3 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II · company site
“SBIR Phase II: Massively Parallel Protocols for Software-based Wireless Instrumentation”
San Francisco, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Development of amyloid conformer-targeting technologies in type 2 diabetes mellitus”
La Jolla, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Integrated Circuit Electrical DNA Assembly”
San Diego, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“NextGenSIT: An Off-the-Shelf and On-Demand Product for Biological Control of Aedes aegypti Mosquitoes”
San Francisco, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned
“MAGNETIC (MRI-Assisted Guidance via NeuroInterventional Targeted Imaging Catheters)”
San Clemente, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Preventing major amputations and preserving functional limbs in no option critical limb-threating ischemia patients”
San Francisco, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“A Novel Technology to Treat the Underlying Cause of Tinnitus”
La Quinta, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“New, Non-Invasive (No-Puff, No-Touch), Tonometry Method: Remote photonic IOP biomonitoring using the damping factor of transitional oscilla”
El Segundo, CA · 55 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Low-Altitude Passive Integrated Sensors (LAPIS)”
Redwood City, CA · 9 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“UAV Hybrid Power System for Frontline Resupply and Loitering Munition Delivery”
Carson, CA · 78 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Smart Robotic Canopy Sanding”
San Rafael, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Yurts Platform for Intelligence Analysis and COAs”
Los Angeles, CA · 15 employees · Department of Commerce, Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Mixed Reality Platform for Aircraft Maintenance (MRMX)”
Palo Alto, CA · 55 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Benchmarking Data Analytics, AI and Operations Research Skills to World-Class Standards and Customizing Source-Agnostic Learning Paths”
Goleta, CA · 18 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Energy, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“SHIPS: Scalable Heterogeneous Integration for Photon-entanglement Sources”
San Franicsco, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Project WingMan”
San Clemente, CA · 56 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“Swift Ultra Long Endurance (SULE) High-Altitude Platform Systems (HAPS) Capability Demonstration”
Mountain View, CA · 17 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Multimodal Dynamic Spatial Tracking for Enhanced Automatic Manufacturing – Extended Reality (STEAM-XR)”
San Francisco, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Generative AI Platform for Automating Personnel Readiness”
Tujunga, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Generative AI for Automatic Target Recognition via Sparse, Multimodal Sensing”
Sylmar, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“OrbitGuard: From Data Deluge to Decision Dominance”
San Bruno, CA · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Autonomous COA Engine for Multi-Domain Operations”
Los Angeles, CA · 11 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“State Machine to SysML v2 State Machine via Graph Recognition”
Cardiff, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Fireflower Ignite Secure GenAI Platform for Federal”
Irvine, CA · 20 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Creating Blazed Gratings for Freeform Mirror Surfaces”
San Diego, CA · 94 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Navaideĺs AI-Driven Decision Support Framework”
Monterey, CA · 74 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Enhancing Supply Chain Management with LLMs: A Next Generation Chat Assistant Framework for Natural Language Queries”
Mountain View, CA · 52 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“FloPredict - DOPPLER INTELLIGENCE: ADVANCING AI-POWERED HEMODYNAMIC MONITORING FOR EARLY DETECTION OF CLINICAL DETERIORATION”
Berkeley, CA · 44 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Deployable Baffle by SABER System (DeBSS)”
Fremont, CA · 36 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Advanced Narrow-linewidth Tunable Laser for Rydberg Sensors (ANTLRS)”
Long Beach, CA · 47 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II
“High Efficiency Turbogenerator for Group III UAV”
Mission Viejo, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“Streamlined Synthetic Amniotic Membrane for Ocular Penetrating Injuries and Burns: Simplified Logistics, No Special Storage, Extended Shelf ”
San Diego, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II
“Next-Gen Wireless Asset Tracking: A Permanent Solution for Department of the Air Force IT Logistics”
San Jose, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Intelligenic Proposal for OSD254-P001”
Palo Alto, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I/II
“MIGHTYFP™ - A SWAPC2-OPTIMIZED AI ACCELERATOR FOR DEFENSE AND AEROSPACE APPLICATIONS”
San Francisco, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Night Vision Reconnaissance Augmentation System (NRAS)”
Valley Village, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II
“Spectrum Supremacy Utilizing a Mesh Network: NEURON”
Pacifica, CA · 50 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“ACR: Augmented Contract Review Application”
Irvine, CA · 15 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“A sensitive and specific serology test for evaluating potency of whole cell Pertussis vaccines”
Moorpark, CA · 19 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Mobile Target Tracking”
Goleta, CA · 9 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Removing Heat from Next Generation Wireless Systems”
Benicia, CA · 178 employees · Department of Transportation · Phase I · company site
“Autonomous Dynamic Load Adjusted Central Tire Inflation System (ADLACTIS)”
Los Angeles, CA · 9 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Lunar In-Situ Thermal Wadis”
Fremont, CA · 4 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration, National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“QubitCast: A Quantum-Inspired Environmental Forecasting System”
Culver City, CA · 7 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“A Low-Power 14GHz Spectrometer ASIC”
Fremont, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Portable Laser Removal Tool, Phase II”
San Marcos, CA · 16 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I/II · company site
“Green Propellant Rapid Orbital Mobility Bus”
San Diego, CA · 37 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Dynamic Rerouting Optimization for Platforms and Sensors (DROPS)”
Pleasanton, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“OSD233-003 Specialized Crystal Growth and Material Characterization”
San Carlos, CA · 3 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I
“Multi-Spacecraft On-orbit Space Computing Testbed”
Walnut Creek, CA · 30 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“BrightArc: A Generative AI Framework for Automating Video Analysis and Enhancing Efficiency in Government Operations”
Marina Del Rey, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Requirements Operating System for Integrated Engineering (ROSIE) AI”
Long Beach, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Muse: Accelerating Test & Evaluation with Generative AI for Next-Generation Defense Systems”
San Diego, CA · 16 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Highly Scalable Readout Integrated Circuit (ROIC) with Thermal Image Processor Chip to Support the 12um SXGA Microbolometer on Glass Develop”
Oakland, CA · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I/II
“SBIR Fast-Track: Providing Timely, Inexpensive, and Comfortable Earmolds (EMs) for Hearing Loss (HL) Patients using Computed Axial Lithograp”
Pacific Palisades, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Novel AI-driven music-based intervention to reduce behavioral and psychological symptoms for people living with dementia”
Berkeley, CA · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Microheart muscle based discovery and development of inotropic compounds”
San Francisco, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Use of a Novel Toilet Seat to Passively Collect Digital Biomarkers in Assisted Living Settings”
San Marcos, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Eliminating Donor Availability Disparities in Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation with AI-based Prediction of Permissive HLA Mismatches ”
San Diego, CA · 45 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“VOXL 3 - Maximizing Image Processing per Gram”
Santa Cruz, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Preparation of sequencing libraries for multi-analyte analysis of RNAs”
San Francisco, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · company site
“Development of enzymatic tools for rapid measurement of Advanced Glycation and Lipoxidation End Product-protein adducts”
San Diego, CA · 15 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Pseudouridine detection with single-base resolution in a multiplexed epitranscriptomics assay”
Santa Clara, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I
“VOCAL: Voice Originality Cloning Across Languages”
Westlake Village, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Oral Dissolvable Strips (ODS) as new pediatric and adult delivery mode of therapy for latent tuberculosis”
Santa Barbara, CA · 39 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Optimized Multi-Spectral Digital Pixel Readout IC”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Uncovering the molecular target(s) of ORI-113, a potential brain-penetrant small molecule therapeutic for Huntington's disease.”
Fremont, CA · 7 employees · Department of Transportation · Phase I · company site
“FleetLynq: AI-driven Decision Support Solution for Transit Fleet”
Kensington, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Optimizing SIV reservoir depletion by Tendel bsAb-98”
Irvine, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Sensor-Array Broadband Express-Rate Wavefront Sensor (SABER_WFS)”
Elk Grove, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II
“Diffusion-based spectrum monitoring and awareness in real time”
South Pasadena, CA · 3 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“Missfit: Statistical Multi-Event Missed-Thrust Optimization for Low-Thrust Trajectories”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Development of a monoclonal therapy for neonatal herpes”
Pasadena, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“High-Throughput Engineering of Bispecific Antibodies”
Watsonville, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Modifications to Firefly to make maritime compatible”
San Diego, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Domestically Sourced and Globally Superior LVO Battery Technology for Directed Energy Weapons”
Sunnyvale, CA · 4 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“CHESS: Compact High-Entendue Spectrometer for Space”
San Diego, CA · 41 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“Hyperspectral Optical Profiling System with Advanced Dynamic Vertical Sampling Resolution (Hy-OPS ADVSR)”
San Carlos, CA · 9 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Development of a multispecies live biotherapeutic product for the prevention of recurrent bacterial vaginosis”
Carlsbad, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Development of Novel Engineered Native Bacteria (ENB) for the Treatment of Familial Adenomatous Polyposis”
San Carlos, CA · 17 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Deep Learning Serial Radiomics for Improved Cancer Therapy Response Assessment.”
San Diego, CA · 7 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Title: New Clinical Biomarkers for GM1 Gamgliosidosis”
Oakland, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Peregrine Falcon - Modular Multi-Mission Processing for Spacecraft”
San Marcos, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Production of Stimulated Emission-Encoded Beads for Large Molecular Library Generation”
Riverside, CA · 4 employees · Department of Commerce · Phase I · company site
“Thermal NanoImaging of Semiconductor Devices”
Santa Maria, CA · 23 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“VBIRS Space Based Range”
Emeryville, CA · 7 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned
“Development of novel endolysins targeting Cutibacterium acnes to treat acne vulgaris”
Oceanside, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Bioinformatics platform for large scale untargeted metabolomics analysis”
Santa Clara, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Noncontact Monitoring for the Detection of Opioid-Induced Respiratory Depression”
Venice, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“A Novel Articulating Stylet for Improving First-Pass Intubation Success”
Oceanside, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“A Novel Approach to Eliminate Length Impurities for High-Quality mRNA Production”
San Francisco, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“A Commercial Platform for High-Volume Behavior and Electrophysiology Research”
Berkeley, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“A fully automated tool for more accurate malignancy assessment in pulmonary nodules from chest CT”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“High-throughput kinetic system for small-molecule drug discovery”
San Carlos, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Tethosomes: a non-viral DNA platform for durable expression of therapeutic transgenes in specific target cells”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Oxygen reducing microcapsules for in vitro control of hypoxia”
Los Angeles, CA · 2 employees · Department of Commerce · Phase I
“Phantoms for Mobile MRS Calibration and Testing”
Los Angeles, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services, National Science Foundation · Phase I/II · woman-owned · company site
“Introducing Young Children to Biomedical Science with a Screenless Interactive Device (infinibook)”
San Francisco, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“An intravascular Bioartificial Pancreas (iBAP)”
Irvine, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Development of a dry powder inhalation product against Respiratory Syncytial Virus based on an endogenous anionic pulmonary surfactant lipid”
Glendale, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Clusterin Targeting Epitheliopathy for Dry Eye”
San Francisco, CA · 9 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Development of therapeutic candidates for stimulant use disorder using AI-driven platform for focused drug discovery and accelerated develop”
Irvine, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Engineered microglia for the treatment of Adult-onset Leukoencephalopathy with Axonal Spheroids and Pigmented Glia (ALSP)”
Santa Clara, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Xbeads: A Platform for Flow Cytometry Sample QC and Harmonization”
Woodland, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Unfixed, xenogeneic extracellular matrix for crimp damage-resistant and regenerative transcatheter heart valve prostheses”
Palo Alto, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services, National Science Foundation · Phase I/II · company site
“SBIR Phase II: High-throughput De-novo Peptide Sequencing with Metasurface Optics”
Burlingame, CA · 6 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“A low-power, high-dynamic range sensor system for long-term autonomy, navigation, and mapping on the lunar surface”
Oxnard, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Autonomous Collaborative Platform (ACP) Low-Cost, High-Volume Manufacturing”
Anaheim, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Cobra AF251-D003”
Windsor, CA · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“PNI Sensor Enhanced Pilot Locator Beacon for GPS Denied Environments”
Irvine, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Operationally Responsive Textile Manufacturing using Collaborative Robots”
Los Alamitos, CA · 5 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Physical vapor deposition reactor design and validation for in-space manufacturing of aluminum nitride single crystals”
Irvine, CA · 25 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“EOD_XR Dual Mode Immersive Training”
San Jose, CA · 19 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Reduced Half-Wave Voltage in Integrated Optical Circuits for Interferometric Fiber Optic Gyroscopes”
Sunnyvale, CA · 267 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“APIARY: Aegis Platform Integration of Aerial Robotic sYstems”
Berkeley, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Affordable Integrated Surface Modification of Ceramic and Refractory Substructures with UHTCs for High Temperature Resilient Thermal Protect”
Hawthorne, CA · 230 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“GRIFFIN - Passive, Expeditionary Air Defense Radar”
San Francisco, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Classified AI Weather Forecasting for USAF Operations”
Irvine, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Lightweight Portable Water Purification Systems for Military Field Operations”
Hillsborough, CA · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Synthetic Graphite from Biomass as Anode Material for 6T Batteries”
San Francisco, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Traverse3D Unlocking Scalable Immersive Training for Enhanced Readiness”
San Jose, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Energy · Phase I · company site
“Advanced Mechanical Metamaterials & High-Entropy Alloys for hypersonics”
Sebastopol, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Solstice Smart Contract Supply Chain Platform”
San Diego, CA · 60 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“FormAID: A general purpose, receiver-centric, Artificial Intelligence (AI)-assisted system for effective naval reporting”
Sunnyvale, CA · 7 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“An AI-Powered Co-Pilot for Suicide Detection and Inclusive Mental Health Support”
Oakland, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security · Phase I · company site
“High-throughput micro-Raman Aerosol Analyzer”
Albany, CA · 7 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Reducing PFAS Exposure Through In-situ Microbial Remediation of PFAS Impacted Matrixes”
Sunnyvale, CA · 16 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Expanding Software Integrity Platform (SIP) Coverage Beyond Basic Windows Software Applications”
Benicia, CA · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“STTR Phase I: A Platform of Biomimetic Mucins for Addressing Recurrent Infections”
Irvine, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Efficient Automated Key Management for pLEO Operations”
La Jolla, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Bispecific biologic for rheumatoid arthritis therapy”
Saratoga, CA · National Science Foundation · Phase II
“SBIR Phase II: Preventative Maintenance AI Chip: Software-Configurable, Tiny, Low-Latency, Always-On, Ultra-Low-Power, Near-Sensor-AI, No C”
Thousand Oaks, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Modeling the Performance of VLF Antennas designed to interact with the Magnetized Plasma in Earth’s Magnetosphere”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“STTR Phase I: Cutting-Edge Nitride Based Distributed Bragg IR-Reflectors”
Mountain View, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Compensation-Free Flow Cytometer with Expanded Reagent Choices and Reduced Manufacturing Costs”
San Diego, CA · 11 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Neptune Radio Improvement for Logistics in a Contested Environment”
Berkeley, CA · 60 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“DITTO STRATEGIC FUNDING INCREASE: UNIFIED EDGE SYNC PLATFORM”
Irvine,, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“FIATSim: Flexible Immersive Adaptive Training Simulations”
Newport Beach, CA · 40 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Multi-Disciplinary Enhancement of Adaptive Naval Aviation Training”
Glendale, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Development of a high performance reduced cost OCT Otoscope”
Cypress, CA · 171 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Bi-directional Export Power Inverter for Ground Vehicles”
Berkeley, CA · 8 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Digital Multisensory Augmented Reality for Special Warfare (DMARS)”
Ventura, CA · 1 employee · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“Large Silicon Carbide Grids for X-Ray Microcalorimeter Blocking Filters”
San Francisco, CA · 18 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II
“AI for Adaptive 3D Infrastructure Design in Navy Engineering”
San Leandro, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Rapid portable detection technology for wastewater and solidwaste”
Cypress, CA · 295 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Persistent Airbrn CUAS Surveil (PANCAS)”
Hawthorne, CA · 21 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Coordinated High-efficiency Autonomous Recharge and Generation of Energy for Drones (CHARGED)”
Fullerton, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Composite Solid Polymer Electrolyte (CPSE) Solid State Battery for UAS”
San Diego, CA · 205 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · woman-owned · company site
“Removable Smart Tooling for High Temperature Composite Fabrication”
Duarte, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · woman-owned
“Retrofittable Probe Latching Detection Concepts for Unmanned Aerial Refueling”
El Cerrito, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Diamond NMR spectrometer for microfluidic metabolite profiling”
City Of Industry, CA · 25 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned
“Single-Mode Continuous-Wave InP-Based Photonic Crystal Surface Emitting Lasers at 2 µm”
Palo Alto, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“High-Performance Partitioned Analysis Procedures for Fluid-Thermal-Structural Interactions in Hypersonic Air-Breathing Systems”
Novato, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“An AI-based empathic virtual companion to track changing health states in persons living with dementia”
Cypress, CA · 3 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II · company site
“SBIR Phase II: Stable Prophylactic Antibodies”
San Diego, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Methadone Dosing System (MDS)”
San Diego, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Preclinical Characterization of CRAC Channel Inhibitors for the Treatment of Alzheimer's Disease”
Woodside, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Developing a novel vesico-amniotic shunt to treat fetal lower urinary tract obstruction”
San Diego, CA · 19 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Quantification of ARIA During the Treatment of Alzheimer's Patients”
San Carlos, CA · 6 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II
“SBIR Phase II: Rapid Ambient Preservation using Thermosets for Optimized Protection of Biomolecules”
Santa Clara, CA · 7 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Physics-Informed Synthetic Sonar Data Generation using Deep Diffusion Models”
Anaheim, CA · 25 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“C-VIS: Color Vision Integrated SWIR for Multi-Spectral Imaging and Navigation”
San Diego, CA · 36 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Dual-Band, Color Visible (VIS) and Short-Wave Infrared (SWIR) Camera”
Lawndale, CA · 31 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Aid-Tex Wearable e-Textile System for Control of Junctional and Extremity”
San Francisco, CA · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Ultra-Secure, Post-Quantum Communications and Encryptions (US-PQC/E)”
San Francisco, CA · 17 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Revolutionizing Air Dominance: The Duality Engine's Role in Future Combat Aircraft”
San Carlos, CA · 14 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“AI-Enhanced Adaptive Risk Analytics and Automated Briefing Product for Military and Commercial Aviation”
San Diego, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Compact Underwater Electromagnetic Sensor System (CUES) with Internal Data Logging”
San Francisco, CA · 19 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Delivered power with containerized cryo-compressed hydrogen systems”
Long Beach, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Space Exploration Resource Vehicle for in-space Servicing, Assembly and Manufacturing (SERVSAM)”
San Francisco, CA · 0 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Revolutionizing Enterprise Processes with Automated Logical Reasoning Across Unstructured Data”
San Diego, CA · 34 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“XSITE - N251-004 - Kill Web Conceptual Modeling for Wargaming”
Torrance, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“An Application-Specific DTDSM ADC Using State-of-The-Art Circuit Techniques for Magnetic and Electropotential Sensors”
Sacramento, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Pseudocannabinoids for mitigation of substance use disorder”
San Diego, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Development of a RUNX1 modulator to slow cognitive decline in Alzheimer's disease”
San Diego, CA · 110 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Wearable Metabolic Sensor for Monitoring of Lactate and Glucose for People with Diabetes”
Porter Ranch, CA · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Multi-Modal X-ray Inspection System”
Camarillo, CA · 61 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Next Generation Open Mission System (NOMS) Weapon Integration Support”
San Diego, CA · 12 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“SpinSeq”
Redwood City, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“High-throughput Organoid Screening Platform for Investigating Novel Traumatic Brain Injury Therapeutics”
San Jose, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Plasma Jet Printing of Lead-salt based MWIR Photoconductive Detectors”
Los Angeles, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Platelet Contractility Imaging Analyzer (PCIA)”
Culver City, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Motorized Girth Adjustable Dilator with Dilation and Pressure Measurement for Anorectal Disorders, Designed to Improve Patient Adherence to ”
Palo Alto, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Developing a New Nucleic Acid Extraction Technology to Enable High Quality DNA Sequencing for Formalin Fixed Paraffin Embedded Tissue Sample”
Fremont, CA · 7 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“STTR Phase I: A Novel Magnetocaloric Cooling System for the Cold Chain”
Pasadena, CA · 9 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Next generation spatial genomics tools for the human brain”
San Diego, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Lead Optimization of a Therapeutic Candidate for Alzheimer’s Disease”
Monterey, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“APOBS Modernization”
San Francisco, CA · 1 employee · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: In situ vitrification to unlock routine atomic-scale imaging of biomolecule structure and chemistry in three dimensions”
Los Angeles, CA · 3 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Feasibility of a Novel Minimally Invasive Labor Augmentation System for Stage I Labor”
Fremont, CA · 3 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Software for Collaborative End-to-End Development of DNA Nanostructures”
Woodside, CA · 50 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Optimizing Remote Pre-Accession Training for AFSPECWAR using BridgeAthletic with Garmin Integration”
Irvine, CA · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“A Low-Power, Dynamically Reconfigurable Scalable Array Processor (DRSAP) for Software-Defined Universal Terminals with Integrated RF”
Marina Del Rey, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Software Deployable GPS-Denied UAV Autonomy: Alt-PNT via Software Upload, No-Emit, No Pre-Loaded Terrain Maps, Scalable Across UAV Platforms”
San Diego, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Powered Parafoil - Self Propelled Charging System (PP-SPCS)”
vacaville, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Revitalizing the US Innovation Triangle digitally using Omtrium”
North Hollywood, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“DeepSat - DAF X25.5 CSO Air Force Direct-to-Phase II (D2P2)”
Los Angeles, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Low-signature, Dual-stage UAS for Precision Resupply and ISR in Contested, GPS-Denied Environments”
San Leandro, CA · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Mission Automation of Low Cost Group 5 UAS for Contested Logistics”
San Diego, CA · 35 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“SEPP Networks - Waveform Agility using Spectrally Efficient Peer-to-Peer Communications Technology”
Palo Alto, CA · 25 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Development of Robust All-Weather 3D RADAR Algorithms with Immediate Warfighter Benefit”
Mountain View, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Brain Health Monitoring Platform”
San Diego, CA · 1 employee · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Counteracting Social Engineering Attacks with Honeypot LLM Chatbots”
Los Angeles, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Non-Emitting Autonomous ISR Mission Capability With AI Object Identification Onboard Unmanned Aerial System”
Sunnyvale, CA · 4 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“SBIR Phase II: Engineered Induced Thymic Epithelial Cells for Novel T Cell Immunotherapies”
Berkeley, CA · 2 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Single Pallet Additive Manufacturing Cell for Rapid Deployment and Part Manufacturing”
Garden Grove, CA · 11 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · woman-owned · company site
“Auriga’s Electromagnetic Testbed for Hypersonic Experimentation and Rapid development (AETHER)”
Martinez, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“AI-Driven Wargaming for Strategic Decision-Making at Air University”
Hayward, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Handheld Robotic Device for Difficult Tracheal Intubation”
Mountain View, CA · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Novel Antimicrobial Approach to Treat Chemoradiation Resistant Cervical Cancer by Selectively Inhibiting Lactobacillus iners”
Menlo Park, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“REVOLUTIONIZING AIR FORCE INFRASTRUCTURE WITH AI-POWERED 3D DIGITAL TWINS”
San Pedro, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Contact Lens Integrated Physiological Sensors”
Hawthorne, CA · 70 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Satellite Technology Delivering On-Demand Lighting for Military Operations and Uninterrupted Solar Power for Energy Production”
Poway, CA · 72 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Threat Emitter Omniscience Suite (THEOS)”
Santa Barbara, CA · 30 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Shiftwave: A Deployable Solution for Rapid Recovery, Stress Reduction, and Enhanced Human Performance for Air Force Operational Support Team”
Carlsbad, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“An innovative, non-thiazolidinedione pan-PPAR agonist therapeutic for alcoholic hepatitis: IND-enabling safety and toxicological evaluation”
Palo Alto, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Development of a proteomic assay for monitoring transplanted cells and tissues”
Fremont, CA · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“All Domain Tracking Kits”
San Diego, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Software-guided Operative Planning of MitraClip Placement”
Scotts Valley, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I/II · woman-owned · company site
“Simulation for Environmental Exposure Education (S3E): A Serious Game Platform for Environmental Health Literacy”
South San Francisco, CA · 3 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Multiplexed High Throughput Discovery of Functional RNA-Targeting Small Molecules Via Next-Generation Sequencing”
El Sobrante, CA · 6 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Enhanced Rock Weathering through Gene Editing of Soil Microorganisms”
San Francisco, CA · 250 employees · Department of Homeland Security · Phase I · company site
“Enhancing Video Conferencing Security To Prevent Digital Injection Attacks”
Chico, CA · 45 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Next Generation 21700 Battery Cells for 6T Batteries”
Sunnyvale, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Strengthening Army Capabilities: Ultra-High Energy 18650 Batteries for Tactical Power Needs”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Protein display drug ANDI reduces asthmatic airway hyperreactivity”
San Luis Obispo, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“3D Printed Continuous Fiber Ablative Propulsion Elements”
San Francisco, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“eiF2B Activators to Treat Noise-Induced Hearing Loss”
San Francisco, CA · 3 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned
“SBIR Phase I: Automatically Configurable Graphical Processing Unit Optimized Ocean Carbon Modeling Platform”
Rancho Cordova, CA · 22 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Nondestructive Evaluation for Assessing Cold Worked Countersunk and/or Filled Fastener Holes in Titanium and Steel Aerospace Alloys”
San Diego, CA · 17 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Next Generation Autonomous Tracking”
Laguna Hills, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“TPS for Hypersonic Applications”
Los Angeles, CA · 9 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“A non-invasive, automated platform for hemodynamic assessment of patients at risk of heart failure or pulmonary hypertension”
Los Angeles, CA · 18 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Intelligent Visual System for Maritime Applications”
Oakland, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Performance evaluation of a non-invasive menstrual test for endometriosis in infertility patients”
Burlingame, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Phonocath - An endovascular medical device to objectively evaluate Pulsatile Tinnitus”
Berkeley, CA · 7 employees · Department of Energy · Phase II · company site
“Coupled Aerodynamic and Optical Sizing for Coarse Particles”
Oakland, CA · 16 employees · Department of Energy · Phase II · company site
“Improved electronics for BeEST sterile neutrino search”
Concord, CA · 85 employees · Department of Energy · Phase II · company site
“Development of Advanced X-ray Emission Spectrometer”
Santa Ana, CA · 26 employees · Department of Energy · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Development of Super Conducting Low Radioactivity flexible cables and circuitry (ULB-SSC)”
Yorba Linda, CA · 2 employees · Department of Energy · Phase II · company site
“A Plasma-Enabled Approach to Next-Generation Energy Storage Materials”
San Francisco, CA · 31 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Somewear Labs Non-Attributable Mobile Mesh and Satcom Network Devices”
San Francisco, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Autonomous Component Replacement Engine for Army Equipment Sustainment”
Camarillo, CA · 60 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · company site
“Optical Proximity Sensor for APKWS”
Mission Viejo, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Toolkit for Practical, Accurate, Secure, and Reliable RAG”
Irvine, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned
“Novel, Non-hormonal Therapeutic for Endometriosis”
Irvine, CA · 0 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: A Microprocessor for Complex, Multidimensional Cell Reprogramming: Acoustic-Electric Micro-Vortices Technology for Precise, Se”
Sunnyvale, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Fast, Self-Recovery, Fully Rad-Hard FPGA Chip”
Monrovia, CA · 13 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Bio-Click: A cell-free high-throughput platform for the engineering of enzymatic group transfer reactions”
Irvine, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“In vitro metabolite profiling with vibrational phase-contrast imaging”
Los Angeles, CA · 12 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Scaling function-first antibody discovery leveraging memory B cells”
Irvine, CA · 9 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Evaluate the Safety, Tolerability, and Immunogenicity of Adjuvanted Preventive Dual Aβ/tau Vaccine, Duvax in Healthy Volunteers”
Anaheim, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“An In Chemico Test to Identify Dermal Corrosives”
Cupertino, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“O244-P002-0117 Extending the Open-RAN for 5G and Beyond Autonomous Fault and Security Posture Management”
Irvine, CA · 4 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Novel Cold Cathode E-Beam Sources for Advancing Semiconductor Manufacturing”
Ladera Ranch, CA · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Determination of the Mechanisms Driving Diseases at the Molecular Network Level to Develop Disruptive Drug Candidates”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Synthefy: Multi-Modal Diffusion Models for Synthetic RF Time Series”
San Francisco, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Additive Manufacturing High Density Materials with Locally Controllable Deformation Properties”
Berkeley, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“Pioneering assays for spatially-resolved single-cell multiomics”
Huntington Beach, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“DARKFORCE - A Fast Orbital Transfer Vehicle for Dynamic Space Operations”
San Mateo, CA · 96 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Research and Engagement on Substance use Harnessing Awareness and Personalized Education (RESHAPE)”
San Diego, CA · 5 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“iPSC-derived human neurons and OUD medications development”
Lake Forest, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Reentry Event Detection and Prediction using Deep Learning-based Satellite Constellation Analysis”
San Clemente, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Integrating the Advanced Correlator-Navy (ACOR-N) Data Fusion Processor into the Command and Control Experimentation (C2X) Capability to Enh”
Sunnyvale, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Commercialization Readiness for a Portable PET Insert System for Simultaneous TOF-PET and MR Brain Imaging”
San Diego, CA · 9 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I/II · woman-owned · company site
“Low SWAP Thermal ROIC in an Advanced Node”
Sunnyvale, CA · 13 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“High-Efficiency High-Resolution Characterization of Flow Velocity, Median Volume Diameter, and Liquid Water Content Uniformity in Simulated ”
Pleasanton, CA · 9 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Secure UWB Communications for Aircrew Physiological Monitoring”
Torrance, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Hybrid Integrated Slipring Capsule”
Oakland, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense, National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase I · company site
“Universal Hybrid Powertrain Controller for Integrated Hybrid and Electric Powertrains”
San Francisco, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Lightweight Turbogenerator for Hybrid-Electric Propulsion Systems”
Los Angeles, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“The Ruggedized Power export Module (RPeM) for Holistically Supplementing Army Power Needs in Austere Environments Through EVs and Solar Gene”
San Diego, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“CRISPR-based depletion method for resolving pseudogene contamination in Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) based genetic testing”
Westlake Village, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Active Materials for Protection Sustainment (AMPS)”
Pasadena, CA · 1 employee · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“STTR Phase I: Enhancing Cognitive Performance Through a Scalable Virtual Reality Platform”
Los Angeles, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned
“Humidifeye Plug for Dry Eye Disease”
San Mateo, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Break Wave lithotripsy to fragment large kidney stones”
Menlo Park, CA · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Confidencial for Advanced Data Integrity and Control Methods”
Pasadena, CA · 6 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“SBIR Phase I: High-Throughput AST Using Gradient-Based Microfluidic”
San Diego, CA · 7 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Precision Indirect Fire Navigation (ODIN)”
Goleta, CA · 15 employees · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · Phase II · company site
“Application specific PICs operating around 780 nm towards MPWs”
Redondo Beach, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense, Department of Energy · Phase I · company site
“Low Cost, High-Throughput, Dense-Fiber Channel Optical Interrogator Based Photonic Integrated Circuits (PIC) Microchip Technology”
Hayward, CA · 17 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I · company site
“Aerosol Size Distribution Measurements for Marine Platforms”
San Pedro, CA · 1 employee · Department of Energy · Phase I
“30 nm thick silicon photodiodes with 100% internal quantum efficiency for VUV spectroscopy of tokamak plasmas”
El Cerrito, CA · 2 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I · company site
“Improvements in optical metrology for high-performance variable-line-spacing x-ray gratings”
Carlsbad, CA · 3 employees · Department of Energy · Phase I · company site
“Fiber-optic electro-optic sensors for non-destructive electron beam diagnostics”
Santa Clara, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Resilient Robotic Automation: Enhancing Efficiency and Safety in Aircraft Servicing”
Los Altos, CA · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I
“SBIR Phase I: Advanced PEALD Processing Technology using Nanosecond Pulse Power”
Los Angeles, CA · 164 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“APEX STRATFI Proposal”
San Diego, CA · 7 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Artificial Intelligence Pipeline for Infrared Thermography, Ultrasonic, Visual and other Unconventional Data for Non-Destructive Inspection ”
Spring Valley, CA · 21 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Advanced Robotic Automation for Repair, Metal Forming, and Welding via Directed Energy Deposition (DED)”
San Jose, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Desulfurizer for JP-8 Fueled Tier 4 Engines (JP8T4)”
San Diego, CA · 13 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Cognitive Health Impact and Physiological Sensors (CHIPS) Helmet, Phase II”
Laguna Niguel, CA · 9 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Wireless Wearable with AI Analytics for Monitoring Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS)”
Studio City, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“Mini-reflectance confocal microscope (Mini-RCM) for aiding skin cancer diagnosis and treatment”
San Francisco, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Meeting the cost and privacy demands for detecting Anabolic Androgenic Steroid doping in youth athletics with rationally designed nuclear re”
Mountain View, CA · 9 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“CRES for HF”
Santa Clara, CA · 59 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Development and Certification of Explosion-Proof Collaborative Robots: A Pathway for Modernizing the Army’s Energetic Industrial Base”
San Francisco, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Spectral Awareness for Autonomous and Remotely Operated Systems”
Marina Del Rey, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Adaptive Ultra-Wideband SDRH for Tactical Communications”
Long Beach, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Hunted Labs - ACE software supply chain security data analytics to improve resiliency”
Torrance, CA · 45 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Ultra-wideband Arrays for Proliferated Satellite Communications”
Los Angeles, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Scalable UAS Persistence using Enhanced RF power Beaming (SUPERB)”
San Bruno, CA · 25 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Low-Power Sparse AI Processing for Enhanced ISR Communications with Femtosense’s SPU-001 Chip”
Penryn, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Prolonged Field Care with the MiniFuser Infusion Device”
Anaheim, CA · 60 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Predictive Analytics to Maintain Program Development Speed and Reduce Risk on Test Resources”
San Jose, CA · 40 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“MAGNI ROBOT: Mobile Autonomous Ground Navigation Integrated Robot for Optimizing Base Operational Tasks”
San Mateo, CA · 19 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Empowering Air Force with Large Language Model-powered Agentic RAG”
Pasadena, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Large Scale Data Centers in Space”
Los Angeles, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Bodyguard - Deployable System for ASAT Defense”
San Diego, CA · 10 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“eMOA: A Multi-Omic Service for Mechanism of Action Determination in Drug Screening”
La Canada Flintridge, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Development of Analog Mixed Signal IP Library ? for IR FPA ROIC Sensors?”
Mill Valley, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Tactical Weather Modeling System (TEMS)”
Palo Alto, CA · 25 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Domestic Semiconductor Fab for Fast, Agile, and Inexpensive Chipset Production”
Pasadena, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Advancing Distributed Transport Properties Thermoelectrics for Solid-State Cryo-Cooling for Air Force IR Sensors and Optical Packages”
Los Angeles, CA · 17 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“FlyKitt: Jet Lag Elimination”
Hollister, CA · 120 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Feasibility Study for Integrating Hydrogen Propulsion and Aircraft Automation in a Cessna Caravan”
Palo Alto, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Multi-Agent Robotic System In Dynamic Environments With AI-Driven Networked 4D Imaging Radars Based Perception System”
Sacramento, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Battle-Ready Data: Miniaturizing Cloud Power for Tactical Superiority”
Sacramento, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“EnergyOS: Transforming Legacy Energy into Smart, Resilient Grids”
Mountain View, CA · 30 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Autonomous Public Safety Solutions for U.S. Air Force Installation Security Needs”
San Francisco, CA · 2 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · woman-owned
“SBIR Phase I: A novel platform for accelerated strain development for precision fermentation”
San Juan Capistrano, CA · 9 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Surface Anti-material Weapon”
San Francisco, CA · 69 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Deidentifying Personally Identifiable Information (PII) for LLM Ingestion and RAG Applications”
Richmond, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Orca - Hybrid-electric eVTOL cargo drone”
San Diego, CA · 6 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS STENT TO IMPROVE CONGENITAL HEART DEFECT MORTALITY”
Alhambra, CA · 4 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“Three-Dimensional Spatio-Temporal Control of Lipid Nanoparticle Manufacturing for Improved Nucleic Acid Delivery”
El Segundo, CA · 148 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Slingshot RAPTOR”
Los Angeles, CA · 21 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Enhancing Base Security and Efficiency with an Advanced Intelligent Traffic Management System”
El Segundo, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“AI-Assisted TPS Development and Sustainment”
Oakland, CA · 20 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Advanced Machine Translation System for Low-Resource Languages with ATAK Integration”
Irvine, CA · 120 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Enhancing Battlespace Awareness Utilizing Multi-Payload SDA Satellites and Real-Time Command & Control”
San Diego, CA · 24 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“A first-in-class product for the clearance of high-risk human papillomaviruses”
Los Altos, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Antaris TrueTwin: A Cognitive Digital Twin solution for Autonomous Target Discrimination”
Los Angeles, CA · 2 employees · Environmental Protection Agency · Phase I · company site
“Upcycling Food Waste into Bacterial nanocellulose to Create High-Performance Dimensional Wood”
Sebastopol, CA · 0 employees · Environmental Protection Agency · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Scaling Reclaimed Lumber Sales & Procurement Through Web and App-Based Technology”
Los Altos, CA · 3 employees · Environmental Protection Agency · Phase I · company site
“SMARTP Fertilizer - The Environment-Friendly Phosphate Alternative”
Emeryville, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · company site
“Platform for Optimizing Yield and Quality of Therapeutic AAV Vector Manufacturing via Synthetic Helper Genes”
Poway, CA · 86 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“STRATFI SBIR Sequential Phase II”
San Clemente, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“10x Threat Detection Sensitivity Deployed in Battlefield Systems”
Tustin, CA · 200 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Algorithms for Modular Remote Expendable Sensor Array”
Laguna Hills, CA · 76 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Low C-SWAP Neuromorphic Radar Classification”
Santa Barbara, CA · 10 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“GUARDIAN: Generating Understanding and Accountability in Robust Detection with Directed Energy Insights and Analysis of Neural Collapse”
Goleta, CA · 31 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Advancing Rotorcraft Design Through Innovative Electric Motor and Thermal Management Technologies”
Seal Beach, CA · 4 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase II · woman-owned
“SBIR Phase II: Cryogenic probe development and testing for post-lumpectomy margin ablation treatment”
Pacoima, CA · 23 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Trans Astronautica’s Sutter Turn Key Observatory”
lake forest, CA · 5 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Innovative actuating smart implant device of Transverse Tibial Transport technology for the treatment of Diabetic Foot Ulcers”
Pleasanton, CA · 30 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“High Power VCSEL Design for Ruggedized 50 Gbps Transmitter Optical Subassembly”
Davis, CA · 46 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Millimeter-wave amplifiers for space communications”
San Francisco, CA · 13 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Powered Knee Exoskeleton for Airfield Operations”
Encinitas, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“HyperKelp Covert Ocean Monitoring Buoy System (COMBS)”
Menlo Park, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Feasibility Study of Genesis Codes’ Data Transport Solution On Tactical Radio to Improve Speed, Security and Resilience”
San Diego, CA · 3 employees · National Science Foundation · Phase I · company site
“SBIR Phase I: Massive, empirical, scalable generation of small molecule and protein interaction data to enable the discovery of medicines at”
Pasadena, CA · 5 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Swarm Radar Surveyor for Space Based Environmental Monitoring”
Fremont, CA · 4 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Combining Sound and Magnetic fields to transfer power through Seawater and Metals (CoSoMaSaM)”
Concord, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Anti-Corrosion Coating for Gas Turbine Compressor Components Operating in Marine Environments”
El Segundo, CA · 23 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“All-Aspect Maritime Automatic Target Recognition”
Redwood City, CA · 33 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Ultra Reality Extend: Enhanced Situational Awareness via Amplified Indirect Vision”
Sunnyvale, CA · 168 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“AI Accelerator for Edge Computing”
Sherman Oaks, CA · 15 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“Hydroplane Fuel Cell Powerplant for Mobile Energy Generation, Storage, and Electric Propulsion”
Riverside, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“Self-Contained Signal of Opportunity-Based PNT”
El Dorado Hills, CA · 36 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I
“Modular Open Architecture for Small Form Factor Technology (MOAST)”
Granite Bay, CA · 17 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Standardized, Modular and Scalable Wideband Multifunction Radio Frequency Payloads”
Torrance, CA · 195 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · company site
“K2 Space Mega Class Satellite”
Lake Forest, CA · 4 employees · Environmental Protection Agency · Phase II · woman-owned
“Demonstration of a Chemical-free Short-wavelength UV Based PFAS Destruction Technology for Saline Wastewater Treatment”
Pleasanton, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“Lightweight Longwave Bolometer Sensor Components”
Laguna Hills, CA · 6 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“Edlore AI/ML Maintenance On-Prem Platform”
Santa Barbara, CA · 3 employees · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“RoboMedic”
San Francisco, CA · 1 employee · Department of Defense · Phase I · company site
“PRISM: PRecise Interferometers as Stratospheric Microphones”
Palo Alto, CA · 12 employees · Department of Defense · Phase II
“Ultra-Wideband, Low-Voltage, Low-power, Low Phase Noise CMOS Voltage Controlled Oscillator”
San Diego, CA · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II
“DEVELOPMENT OF RABBIT MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES FOR FERRET BIOMARKERS.”
San Carlos, CA · 1 employee · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“PHASE I SBIR CONCEPT AWARD FOR LOGIC GATED MOLECULAR ADAPTOR SYSTEM FOR JMML TREATMENT”
Los Altos, CA · 3 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“SBIR FY25 CONCEPT AWARD: TARGETING DYSFUNCTIONAL CHROMATIN NETWORKS IN DIPG”
Redwood City, CA · 20 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“A COMPACT SOURCE FOR NEUTRON CAPTURE THERAPY FOR PONTINE GLIOMA.”
San Rafael, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I
“FY2025 SBIR CONCEPT CLEARANCE AWARD OR TOPIC DEVELOPMENT OF THERAPEUTIC OR PREVENTATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR TREATMENT OR PREVENTION OF PEDIATRI”
San Diego, CA · 8 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · company site
“An Antigen-Based Rapid Test to detect L. loa infections, Aimed at Supporting Onchocerciasis Elimination Programs”
Carlsbad, CA · 12 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase II · woman-owned · company site
“AFFINITY REAGENTS FOR THE IMMUNE SYSTEM OF GUINEA PIGS IL1B, IL2, IL4, IL6, IL8, IL10, IL12, AND IL13.”
South San Francisco, CA · 2 employees · Department of Health and Human Services · Phase I · woman-owned · company site
“NEXT GENERATION DUAL TARGETING ADCS FOR SCLC EMPOWERED BY GENERATIVE AI.”
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