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JOHNSON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CO INC

UEIE7C5ELQ5HD45CAGE035F4NAICS541715
  • SAM active
  • No verified credentials yet
  • CMMCNot on file
  • SPRSNone
  • FCLVisible to paid members

Registration and small-business types: SAM.gov, synced Nov 9, 2026. Compliance: self-attested by the company unless marked verified. The SPRS chip shows a range, never the exact score. How verification works

36-mo obligations
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Awards on record
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Contract vehicles
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Verified credentials
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Compliance posture: unverified (SAM.gov baseline only)

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About JOHNSON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CO INC

JOHNSON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CO INC is a SAM.gov-registered entity based in ATLANTA, GA 30312-1705. UEI E7C5ELQ5HD45; CAGE 035F4; primary NAICS 541715. Compliance posture not provided. Active SAM registration.
Headquarters
ATLANTA, GA 30312-1705

Identifiers

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  • UEIE7C5ELQ5HD45
  • CAGE035F4

Capabilities & differentiators

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The company has not published a capability narrative. Its SAM.gov registration, NAICS codes and award history are below.

Compliance posture

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No federal prime awards on record

USAspending shows no prime awards for this UEI in the last 36 months. Subcontract work does not appear here.

No contract vehicles on file

This company has not listed GWAC, IDIQ, GSA Schedule or OTA consortium holdings.
Who JOHNSON RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT CO INC has actually worked with, from sub-awards that prime contractors report to the government. Use it to see which primes already trust this company.

No sub-award reports yet

Prime contractors report first-tier subcontracts of $30,000 or more. None name this company yet, which is common for companies that mostly win prime contracts or work below the reporting threshold.

Source: USAspending.gov sub-award reports (FSRS) (opens in a new tab) · sync date not recorded · Prime contractors report first-tier subcontracts of $30,000 or more. Amounts are reported sub-award values.

Small Business Innovation Research and Technology Transfer awards: early-stage federal R&D money this company has won.

SBIR/STTR awardee — Phase III-eligible for work derived from its SBIR/STTR projects

Agencies may award follow-on Phase III work without a new competition when it builds on this company’s earlier SBIR/STTR projects. Other work is competed as usual.

Awards on record
21 awards
Total awarded
$6,626,938
By phase
  • SBIR Phase I: 11
  • SBIR Phase II: 4
  • STTR Phase I: 3
  • STTR Phase II: 3
By agency
  • Department of Defense: 17
  • Department of Agriculture: 1
  • Department of Energy: 1
  • Department of Homeland Security: 1
  • National Aeronautics and Space Administration: 1
Active projects
0 projects
Projects whose contract end date is today or later.
Phase II ending within 12 months
0 projects
Phase II projects ending within 12 months. Agencies may award Phase III work without a new competition only when it derives from, extends or completes these projects.
By year
  • 2021: 2
  • 2011: 4
  • 2010: 2
  • 2009: 5
  • 2006: 1
  • 2005: 2
  • 2004: 1
  • 2003: 2
  • 2001: 1
  • 1994: 1

Awards (most recent first)

  • Lithium-Air Batteries for Urban Air Mobility (UAM)

    STTR Phase II · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2021 · $749,933

    Aug 5, 2021 – Nov 9, 2022

    Solicitation X20.D (2020) · Topic AFX20D-TCSO1 · Research partner: Tuskegee University

  • Lithium-Air Batteries for Urban Air Mobility

    STTR Phase I · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2021 · $149,639

    Nov 18, 2020 – May 15, 2021

    Solicitation X20.D (2020) · Topic AFX20D-TCSO1 · Research partner: Tuskegee University

  • Advanced cooling using an Electrochemical Heat Pipe (EHP)

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Energy · 2011 · $150,000

    Jun 17, 2011 – May 16, 2012

    Solicitation DE-FOA-0000413 (2011) · Topic 01 a

  • Metal Hydride Energy Sources for Very High Altitude Aircraft Propulsion

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) · 2011 · $749,969

    Started Feb 14, 2011

    Solicitation 2008.2 (2008) · Topic SB082-064 · Research partner: Stub

  • 20 year backup battery

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Army) · 2011 · $729,989

    Started Feb 8, 2011

    Solicitation 2009.2 (2009) · Topic A09-022 · Research partner: Stub

  • Electrical power generation for sustained high speed flight

    STTR Phase II · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2011 · $749,896

    Started Nov 30, 2010

    Solicitation 2008.B (2008) · Topic AF08-BT25 · Research partner: Georgia Institute of Technology

  • Long life rechargeable battery

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Homeland Security · 2010 · $99,990

    May 12, 2010 – Nov 30, 2010

    Topic H-SB010.1-001

  • 20 year backup battery

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Army) · 2010 · $69,950

    Jan 25, 2010 – Sep 30, 2010

    Solicitation 2009.2 (2009) · Topic A09-022

  • Electrical power generation for sustained high speed flight

    STTR Phase I · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2009 · $99,943

    Jul 6, 2009 – Apr 6, 2010

    Solicitation 2008.B (2008) · Topic AF08-BT25 · Research partner: Georgia Inst of Technology (Ga Tech

  • Power Dense Bottoming Cycles for Microturbine Energy Recovery

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Navy) · 2009 · $69,930

    May 18, 2009 – Mar 18, 2010

    Solicitation 2009.1 (2009) · Topic N091-072

  • Advanced Development for Defense Science and Technology

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) · 2009 · $98,996

    May 13, 2009 – Jan 29, 2010

    Solicitation 2008.2 (2008) · Topic SB082-007

  • Metal Hydride Energy Sources for Very High Altitude Aircraft Propulsion

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) · 2009 · $89,996

    Feb 17, 2009 – Oct 20, 2009

    Solicitation 2008.2 (2008) · Topic SB082-064

  • Advanced Infrared (IR) Sensor Components for Missile Defense

    STTR Phase II · Department of Defense (Missile Defense Agency) · 2009 · $769,978

    Dec 9, 2008 – Dec 9, 2010

    Solicitation 2006. (2006) · Topic MDA06-T011 · Research partner: Tuskegee University

  • Advanced Infrared (IR) Sensor Components for Missile Defense

    STTR Phase I · Department of Defense (Missile Defense Agency) · 2006 · $99,996

    Aug 29, 2006 – Feb 23, 2007

    Solicitation year 2006 · Topic MDA06-T011 · Research partner: TUSKEGEE UNIV.

  • Advanced Component Technology for Next Generation Cryocoolers

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Missile Defense Agency) · 2005 · $99,980

    Feb 14, 2005 – Nov 14, 2005

    Solicitation 2004.4 (2004) · Topic MDA04-126

  • Microbiological Water Purifiers for Rural Communities

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Agriculture · 2005 · $79,997

  • Application of Microsystem Technologies in Advanced Aerospace Vehicle Power Systems

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2004 · $749,980

    Aug 10, 2004 – Dec 10, 2006

    Solicitation 2003.1 (2003) · Topic AF03-164

  • POWER SCAVENGING IN A COLD, DARK STORAGE ENVIRONMENT

    SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Office of the Secretary of Defense) · 2003 · $750,000

  • Application of Microsystem Technologies in Advanced Aerospace Vehicle Power Systems

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2003 · $98,776

  • Fully Automated Bearing Residual Life Prognosis Wireless Sensor

    SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Office of the Secretary of Defense) · 2001 · $100,000

  • External Thermal Control for Crewed Spacecraft Using the Johnson Tube(TM) Heat Pump

    SBIR Phase I · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · 1994 · $70,000

Source: SBIR.gov award data file (opens in a new tab) · as of Nov 12, 2026 · file published Nov 1, 2026

Cloud services this company lists on the FedRAMP Marketplace, the government's record of cloud authorizations.

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Source: FedRAMP Marketplace (opens in a new tab) · sync date not recorded

Checks a prime runs before teaming: SAM.gov exclusions (debarment and suspension) and the government's Consolidated Screening List for export and sanctions lists.

SAM.gov exclusions

Not yet checked against SAM.gov exclusions.

Search exclusions on SAM.gov (opens in a new tab)

Agencies generally may not award to excluded parties, and primes may not subcontract with them above the threshold in FAR 52.209-6 (except COTS items) without a compelling reason reported to the contracting officer (FAR 9.405, 9.405-2). Some exclusion types apply only to specific programs: read the record on SAM.gov.

Source: SAM.gov Exclusions (opens in a new tab) · sync date not recorded

Consolidated Screening List

No confirmed match on the Consolidated Screening List (screened Nov 13, 2026).

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Hourly ceiling rates this company was awarded on GSA contracts, compared with the market for similar labor categories. Ceiling rates are the most an agency can be charged, not prices paid.

No GSA CALC+ rates on record

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NAICS, PSC & socio-economic status

Industry codes and small-business programs reported in SAM.gov.

NAICS codes

  • 541715Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)Primary

SAM.gov does not report this entity as small under any listed NAICS code.

Socio-economic status

No socio-economic certifications reported in SAM.gov.

Product & service codes (PSC)

No PSC codes reported.

This company has not published teaming preferences.

SAM.gov teaming eligibility: Eligible to be proposed as a team member: active SAM.gov registration and no exclusion.

Business development contact

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Immediate parent and highest-level owner as reported in SAM.gov.

No parent entity reported in SAM.gov.

SBA counts affiliates when it determines whether a business is small (13 CFR 121.103), so a parent’s size can matter for set-aside work.

Data sources & provenance

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  • SAM.gov

    Registration, CAGE, NAICS, socio-economic status, corporate hierarchy and exclusions. Last synced Nov 9, 2026.

  • USAspending.gov

    Prime award history and obligations (FPDS), synced nightly.

  • The contractor

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  • TeamingIndex verification

    Credentials marked Verified were checked by a TeamingIndex reviewer; everything else is self-attested.

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