Research & Development Partnerships
We execute contracted research programs for government agencies and corporate innovation labs, producing prototypes and publishable findings.
Embedded systems engineering, offensive security research, and industrial operations expertise are usually split across separate firms. R&D programs that need all three under one contract have few places to go.
Our Approach
Program Scoping
We work with your program office to define technical objectives, milestones, and deliverable formats.
Research Execution
Embedded engineering, offensive research, and testbed development against agreed technical milestones.
Prototype Delivery
Working prototypes, tooling, or testbeds delivered per the program's data rights and reporting requirements.
Publication
Where the program allows, we publish findings to advance the field, coordinated with program office review.
Transition Support
Documentation and knowledge transfer to support Phase II/III continuation or operational transition.
Deliverables
- Technical progress reports per milestone
- Working prototypes and testbeds
- Source code and documentation (per data rights)
- Final technical report
- Publishable findings, where program terms allow
How We Contract
SBIR, STTR, and Other Transaction Authority (OTA) vehicles, as well as direct contracts with corporate innovation labs. Structure and pricing depend on the program and funding mechanism.
FAQ
What program types have you worked with?
We are structured to support SBIR/STTR and OTA-funded research programs and corporate R&D contracts focused on embedded systems and industrial security. Specific past-performance references are provided during proposal review.
Can you support a proposal as a subcontractor or teaming partner?
Yes. Contact us early in your proposal timeline to discuss teaming, capability statements, and past-performance documentation.
Do you hold facility or personnel clearances?
Clearance status is discussed directly with qualified program offices; contact us for current status relevant to your program's requirements.
Are findings from government-funded research published?
Where the funding program and data rights allow, yes — coordinated with the program office. We do not publish anything without required review and approval.
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