HOW THE PROCESS WORKS: APEX has anonymized the information below due to the competitive nature of the solicitations and proposal environment. If you find an interest, please contact Michael Bianco using the input form below. Include the APEX assigned number or list of numbers to which you want to be introduced. The table columns designate whether the organization seeking a partner is a company or a university and the kind of organization sought for a partnership. The table also includes a technology description of what the advertising organization brings to the table (technology brought) and what the advertising organization seeks in a partner (technology sought) as well as the technical competencies of the desired partner. Once you respond with the APEX assigned number(s) you are interested in meeting, we will review the request with the researcher seeking a partner and get their approval to release additional information to both parties and connect the two of you to explore a collaboration. Once we connect parties, we leave it up to you to discuss if interests, objectives, and capabilities are aligned.
| APEX assigned number | Organization type | Type of partner being sought | Technology and/or capabilities brought into the proposal Sort ascending | Technology and/or capabilities sought in a partner or subcontractor | Areas of technical competence requested in a partner or subcontractor | What component or agency are you interested in? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 114 | Small Business | Both small business and/or research institute | We are a sUAS OEM (FW eVTOL) with a growing customer base in the service providers of aerial inspection for various applications such as pipeline monitoring, electric line monitoring. | Detect and Avoid Technology, Detect and Intercept Technology, Higher endurance batteries, GPS-Denied navigation, Advanced Autonomous Navigation and | Advanced Power/Batteries, Advanced/Additive Manufacturing, AI/ML, Cyber Security, Data Analytics, Position/Navigation and Timing, Sense and Avoid, Trusted Electronics | Air Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 35 | Small Business | Research Institute Partner (University, College, FFRDC, etc.) | We are a certified MBE, Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), We combine military service-based precision and commitment, with more than 40 years of Information Technology (IT) architecture and integration expertise to provide best-in-class IT solutions. Our core competencies include Secure Enterprise WiFi, Cloud Integration & Transformation, Project Management, Network Engineering, and WayFinding. | We are in search of universities that are interested in partnering with a small business to collaborate and showcase their research to the government agencies through SBIR/STTR. | No preference - we are open to partnership with any technologies. | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 126 | Small Business | Both small business and/or research institute | We a developing an air mobility platform for aerial utility, from cargo to robots, and to crew. We focus on the system design, electronics, and control design of the aerial platform. The vision is to build an "everywhere elevator", a flying chassis that supports modular attachments to accomplish different tasks in air. | We look for partners that could handle the hardware lifecycle of UAV or similar systems, from engineering, to sourcing, and fabrication. It'd also be great to connect with partners that could supply power/battery system, sensor solutions, and in general, subsystem of our solution, so that we could focus on building the system level solution and designing the customer experience. | Advanced Materials, Advanced Power/Batteries, AI/ML, Autonomy, Aviation Power Systems, Machine Design, Sense and Avoid, UAS, Aircraft, Aero design | Air Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.) |
| 6 | Small Business | I am offering my expertise to those in need | Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) design, manufacturing, flight operations, testing, training. UAS operations in disaster scenarios/locations (hurricane, emergencies, search & rescue, wildfire, etc.) UAS Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance (ISR) operations in austere environments. |
Sensor/Payloads for UAS Flight control and auto pilot programming Data Analytics to provide value-add to our customers Advanced Power/Batteries (decrease weight or increase performance) |
Advanced Communications, Advanced Materials, Advanced Power/Batteries, Advanced/Additive Manufacturing, AI/ML, Autonomy, Control Systems, Cyber Security, Data Analytics, Energy Storage, Networking and Network Infrastructure, Position/Navigation and Timing, Power Generation, Power management, Robotics, Sense and Avoid, Software Development | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 67 | Research Institute | Both small business and/or research institute | Under the AFRL NeuroPipes program, we fabricate hybrid CMOS ReRAM neuromorphic computing / AI processing in memory (PIM) chips on 300mm wafers and we are training our neural network chips for applications in automated On-orbit Servicing, Assembly and Manufacturing (OSAM). | We seek to partner with experts in space robotics and inverse kinematics to enable autonomous robotic OSAM operations using our neuromorphic computer chips as the brains for the autonomous space robots. | AI/ML, Autonomy, Control Systems, Position/Navigation and Timing, Robotics, UAS, Aircraft, Aero design, Option Vehicle Design, Space Robotics, Inverse Kinematics | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 120 | Small Business | Both small business and/or research institute | UAS technology is an underutilized learning tool. I build future pilots. | Drone applications can be expensive. Leveraging a pilot to minimize liability, maximize utility, and lower costs of production is a good idea. I have experience as a project manager, an account manager, and academic training in mechatronics, automation, design, and electrical engineering. I work. Try me. | Robotics, UAS, Aircraft, Aero design | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
| 105 | Small Business | Small Business | Tissue chip and Lab on Chip devices for research | I'm looking for partners with business experience, and software development specifically | Advanced/Additive Manufacturing, AI/ML, Bio Sensors, Biotechnology, Chem/Bio Defense, Control Systems, Machine Design, Medical Instrumentation, Metabolomics, Microelectronic design, Molecular Biology, Neuroscience, Photonics, Proteomics, Software Development | DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.), Ohio Federal Research Network (only applicable for organizations located in Ohio) |
| 97 | Small Business | Research Institute Partner (University, College, FFRDC, etc.) | This can best be described per the video on our website at https://orbitguardians.com/services | Model-based engineering approach as specified in SpaceWERX solicitation that can demonstrate feasibility of our Affordable ADR Service | Flight Control, Other, On-orbit approach, acquisition, service | Space Force |
| 138 | Small Business | I am offering my expertise to those in need | They serve as an advisor, mentor, teacher, and coach to leaders of innovative businesses. They are also an excellent and inspirational team leader. Their multifaceted skill set blends business tools with broad science and technology expertise. They are expert in industrial marketing, technology management, and entrepreneurship. They have 25 years of experience supporting small businesses, global corporations, non-profits, academia, government labs, and non-governmental organizations. They have special expertise helping entrepreneurs navigate the federal Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) grant programs across the Department of Defense, National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health and other agencies. They are entrepreneurial, innovative, and analytical. They build collaborations across functions, teams, and businesses. They provide deep strategic insight and clarity. They bring outstanding teaching, facilitation, and coaching skills, and a creative and joyful passion to their work. | This is a pro forma entry into this database, mainly to see how the database works. However, the data in this entry is accurate and legitimate. If a potential partner wishes to contact them, please do. | Inquisitiveness | Air Force, Space Force, Army, Navy, DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.), Ohio Federal Research Network (only applicable for organizations located in Ohio) |
| 74 | Small Business | Both small business and/or research institute | The Venspirator™ FR (First Responder) is an Automated Pressure-Controlled Resuscitation Device for First Responders that will allow for continuous automated ventilation from point of injury in the field, to transport by helicopter and ambulance, to arrival at hospitals. Current methods for transport ventilation involve the complete detaching of a patient from an oxygen source to transfer to another oxygen source. The Venspirator™ FR is the opportunity to increase survival in the field by eliminating those critical seconds where a patient is off of oxygen while also eliminating bag-resuscitation. Being lightweight with small “fit in your hand” portability, and ability to run without electricity, our technology is able to provide more critical care with less resources. |
Advanced Materials, engineering, automated ventilation during combat and inter- and intra-hospital transport | Advanced Materials, Advanced/Additive Manufacturing, Bio Sensors, Biotechnology, Human Performance, Machine Design, Medical Instrumentation, Robotics | DoD Other (DARPA, DLA, USSOCOM, etc.), Non-DoD (Dept. of Energy, NASA, NSF, etc.) |
Let us know the APEX Assigned Number(s) of the organizations with which you would be interested in meeting. We will review the request with the researcher seeking a partner and get their approval to release additional information to both parties and connect the two of you to explore a collaboration. Once we connect parties, we leave it up to you to discuss if interests, objectives, and capabilities are aligned.