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GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP

UEIEMW9FC8J3HN4CAGE1G474NAICS541715
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36-mo obligations
$83.7M
Awards on record
43
Contract vehicles
0
Verified credentials
0

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About GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP

GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP is a SAM.gov-registered entity based in ATLANTA, GA 30318-6395. UEI EMW9FC8J3HN4; CAGE 1G474; primary NAICS 541715. Compliance posture not provided. Active SAM registration.
Headquarters
ATLANTA, GA 30318-6395

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  • UEIEMW9FC8J3HN4
  • CAGE1G474

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Prime awards from USAspending.gov (FPDS), synced nightly. Recompete windows use the potential end date (base plus all options).
36-month obligations
$83.7M
Awards on record
43
Top funding agencies
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency · Department of the Navy · Department of the Army

25 most recent of 43 awards

  • N0001424C2211

    Recompete 18+ mo: Potential end May 12, 2029 (29 months away)

    DEVELOPMENT OF VECTOR SENSORS AND ARRAYS FOR FLOW NOISE MEASUREMENTS AND SHALLOW WATER APPLICATIONS

    Department of Defense · Department of the Navy

    Obligated
    $2.1M
    Period of performance
    May 13, 2024 – May 12, 2029
  • N0001426C1103

    Recompete 18+ mo: Potential end Dec 17, 2028 (25 months away)

    THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROPOSE A NOVEL RECONFIGURABLE ENERGY SELECTIVE SURFACE, OR ESS, FOR FUTURE-GENERATION NAVY APPLICATIONS. WE EXPLOIT…

    Department of Defense · Department of the Navy

    Obligated
    $216.5K
    Period of performance
    Dec 18, 2025 – Dec 17, 2028
  • HR001124C0312

    Recompete 18+ mo: Potential end Jun 30, 2028 (19 months away)

    OPTIMUM PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY INSIDE MEMORY ARRAYS (OPTIMA)

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $3.8M
    Period of performance
    Nov 1, 2023 – Jun 30, 2028
  • 75F40126P00169

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Aug 24, 2027 (9 months away)

    EO 14398

    Department of Health and Human Services · Food and Drug Administration

    Obligated
    $164.9K
    Period of performance
    Aug 25, 2026 – Aug 24, 2027
  • N3239826P0115

    Recompete 6–12 mo: Potential end Jun 30, 2027 (7 months away)

    GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORPORATION NAVAL MEDICAL RESEARCH COMMANDDEPT/DIR: DSD, DDID 503 ROBERT GRANT AVE.SILVER SPRING, MD 20910

    Department of Defense · Department of the Navy

    Obligated
    $59.5K
    Period of performance
    Jul 1, 2026 – Jun 30, 2027
  • HR001123C0035

    Recompete < 6 mo: Potential end Apr 30, 2027 (5 months away)

    SIGNATURE MANAGEMENT USING OPERATIONAL KNOWLEDGE AND ENVIRONMENTS (SMOKE) PHASE I AND II

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $22.9M
    Period of performance
    Oct 5, 2022 – Apr 30, 2027
  • FA865020C1003

    Recompete < 6 mo: Potential end Dec 26, 2026 (1 month away)

    FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH

    Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force

    Obligated
    $2.3M
    Period of performance
    Sep 29, 2020 – Dec 26, 2026
  • W9132T23C0015

    Completed: Period of performance ended Oct 17, 2026

    UNDERSTANDING CROSS-LAMINATED TIMBER IN FORCE PROTECTION APPLICATIONS - RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT. U435CEI

    Department of Defense · Department of the Army

    Obligated
    $921.6K
    Period of performance
    Jun 5, 2023 – Oct 17, 2026
  • 75A50124C00015

    Completed: Period of performance ended Oct 8, 2026

    THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO DEVELOP A USER-FRIENDLY, POINT-OF-CARE MICRONEEDLE PATCH THAT RAPIDLY COLLECTS DERMAL…

    Department of Health and Human Services · Office of Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response

    Obligated
    $741.4K
    Period of performance
    Jul 10, 2024 – Oct 8, 2026
  • 75D30122C15495

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 25, 2026

    MISINFORMATION STUDY

    Department of Health and Human Services · Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

    Obligated
    $678.1K
    Period of performance
    Sep 22, 2022 – Sep 25, 2026
  • HR001125C0045

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 10, 2026

    THE HETEROGENEOUS ADAPTIVELY PRODUCED PHOTONIC INTERFACES (HAPPI) PROGRAM AIMS TO CREATE A 1000X INCREASE IN THE INFORMATION TRANSMISSION…

    Department of Defense · Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

    Obligated
    $2.4M
    Period of performance
    Mar 11, 2025 – Sep 10, 2026
  • N3943025C0014

    Completed: Period of performance ended Aug 10, 2026

    EXWC SH21/DONAHUE: DYNAMIC TESTING OF HEADED REINFORCEMENT FOR VALIDATION IN ECMS

    Department of Defense · Department of the Navy

    Obligated
    $568.3K
    Period of performance
    Aug 29, 2025 – Aug 10, 2026
  • N3239824P0048

    Completed: Period of performance ended Jul 15, 2026

    RESEARCH CONTRACT

    Department of Defense · Department of the Navy

    Obligated
    $201.1K
    Period of performance
    Sep 27, 2024 – Jul 15, 2026
  • 80GRC024CA037

    Completed: Period of performance ended May 27, 2026

    DEVELOP FUTURE SCENARIOS FOR MID-CENTURY SUSTAINABLE AVIATION, IDENTIFY CRITICAL TECH, SUBSYSTEMS, AND AIRCRAFT CONCEPTS, EVALUATE THEM…

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Obligated
    $1.4M
    Period of performance
    Sep 27, 2024 – May 27, 2026
  • W911NF22C0083

    Completed: Period of performance ended Feb 28, 2026

    IARPA RESEARCH

    Department of Defense · Department of the Army

    Obligated
    $11.7M
    Period of performance
    Sep 22, 2022 – Feb 28, 2026
  • 75F40122C00146

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 29, 2025

    BAA TOXWP 118/CTP-2022-112800 -EVALUATE AND PROMOTE THE USE OF CELL- AND TISSUE-BASED ASSAYS THAT MORE ACCURATELY REPRESENT HUMAN…

    Department of Health and Human Services · Food and Drug Administration

    Obligated
    $2M
    Period of performance
    Sep 28, 2022 – Sep 29, 2025
  • 693JJ321C000032

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 28, 2025

    EVALUATION OF LARGE-FORMAT METALLIC ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING (AM) FOR STEEL BRIDGE APPLICATIONS

    Department of Transportation · Federal Highway Administration

    Obligated
    $275K
    Period of performance
    Sep 29, 2021 – Sep 28, 2025
  • W912HQ20C0019

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 28, 2025

    SERDP PROJECT RC20-1047

    Department of Defense · Department of the Army

    Obligated
    $2.1M
    Period of performance
    Sep 28, 2020 – Sep 28, 2025
  • 75D30124P19828

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 22, 2025

    BIOINFORMATICE TECH SERVICES

    Department of Health and Human Services · Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

    Obligated
    $150K
    Period of performance
    Sep 23, 2024 – Sep 22, 2025
  • N3239824P0109

    Completed: Period of performance ended Sep 22, 2025

    RESEARCH CONTRACT

    Department of Defense · Department of the Navy

    Obligated
    $56.5K
    Period of performance
    Sep 23, 2024 – Sep 22, 2025
  • 75D30121P12509

    Completed: Period of performance ended Aug 31, 2025

    CHARACTERIZATION OF PATHOGEN-SPECIFIC ANTIBODY RESPONSES COVID-19

    Department of Health and Human Services · Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

    Obligated
    $145.8K
    Period of performance
    Aug 25, 2021 – Aug 31, 2025
  • N6600121C4024

    Completed: Period of performance ended Jun 30, 2025

    RESEARCH IAW SOW IN SUPPORT OF DARPA V-SPELLS PROGRAM FOR EFFORT TITLED PRISM

    Department of Defense · Department of the Navy

    Obligated
    $9.2M
    Period of performance
    Jul 1, 2021 – Jun 30, 2025
  • FA865022C7207

    Completed: Period of performance ended May 31, 2025

    CODED VISIBILITY - SUPERIOR ASYMMETRIC VISIBILITY ENABLES BY INTELLIGENT OBSCURANTS (SAVIOR)

    Department of Defense · Department of the Air Force

    Obligated
    $2.5M
    Period of performance
    Jul 26, 2022 – May 31, 2025
  • 80GRC024CA002

    Completed: Period of performance ended May 1, 2025

    NASA MODEL-BASED SYSTEMS ANALYSIS AND ENGINEERING (MBSA&E) FOR THE SUSTAINABLE FLIGHT NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP (SFNP) PHASE 1 NASA RESEARCH…

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Obligated
    $500K
    Period of performance
    Oct 16, 2023 – May 1, 2025
  • 80NSSC24PC293

    Completed: Period of performance ended Apr 30, 2025

    LANDSCAPE ANALYSIS OF LUNAR POWER GENERATION AND DISTRIBUTION STUDY.

    National Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Obligated
    $100K
    Period of performance
    Sep 3, 2024 – Apr 30, 2025

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Who GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORP has actually worked with, from sub-awards that prime contractors report to the government. Use it to see which primes already trust this company.

Primes it has worked under

  • $811.8K

    Subcontractor to this prime · 2 sub-awards · latest Aug 6, 2024

    • Department of Energy
    • “GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-STANDALONE-ITEM LEVEL-R AND D”
  • UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

    UEI NNFQH1JAPEP3 · not in the directory yet

    $670.2K

    Subcontractor to this prime · 3 sub-awards · latest Oct 2, 2025

    • Department of the Air Force
    • “D WHILE ALSO ENSURING THAT ASSETS STILL PERFORM AT A USEFUL LEVEL. WE WILL QUANTIFY TRADEOFFS IN THIS CONTEXT BY COMPARING THE COST INCURRED WITH PRIVACY TO THE COST INCURRED WITHOUT PRIVACY. WE WILL COMPUTE THIS DIFFERENCE IN TERMS OF THE STRENGTH OF PRIVACY PROTECTIONS, AND FROM THIS WE WILL DEVELOP GUIDELINES FOR THE CALIBRATION OF PRIVACY. THRUST 2 THE CONTROLLER USED BY AN ASSET CAN ALSO BE SENSITIVE BECAUSE IT ENCODES HOW AN ASSET MAKES DECISIONS, AND WE WILL DEVELOP DECEPTIVE AUTONOMY TECHNIQUES TO PROTECT IT. WITHOUT ANY PROTECTIONS, A CONTROLLER COULD BE UNCOVERED BY AN ADVERSARY THAT OBSERVES AN ASSET, E.G., THROUGH USING MACHINE LEARNING TECHNIQUES, AND THIS CAN ENABLE AN ADVERSARY TO PREDICT AN ASSET’S FUTURE DECISIONS. MATHEMATICALLY, A CONTROLLER IS A FUNCTION THAT MAPS THE STATE OF AN ASSET TO A CONTROL INPUT. THE PRIVATIZATION OF SUCH A MAPPING WILL THEREFORE BE DONE BY MAKING IT APPROXIMATELY INDISTINGUISHABLE FROM OTHER FUNCTIONS THAT MAP BETWEEN THE SAME SPACES. THIS WILL BE DONE BY ADDING A RANDOM PERTURBATION TO IT. OF COURSE, WE WISH TO PRESERVE CERTAIN USEFUL PROPERTIES OF FEEDBACK CONTROLLERS SUCH AS CONTINUITY OR SMOOTHNESS, AND WE WILL DO SO BY POST-PROCESSING THE PERTURBED CONTROLLER. BECAUSE DIFFERENTIAL PRIVACY IS NOT HARMED BY POST-PROCESSING, THESE OPERATIONS CAN BE FREELY APPLIED, AND WE WILL CO-DESIGN A PRIVACY MECHANISM (FOR PERTURBING THE CONTROLLER) AND POSTPROCESSING TECHNIQUES (FOR IMPROVING ITS MATHEMATICAL PROPERTIES) TO SIMULTANEOUSLY PROVIDE PRIVACY AND ENSURE THE UTILITY OF PRIVATIZED CONTROLLERS. NEXT, WE WILL QUANTIFY TRADEOFFS BETWEEN PRIVACY AND PERFORMANCE BY QUANTIFYING THE COST INCURRED BY A CONTROLLER AND COMPARING THAT TO THE COST INCURRED BY ITS PRIVATIZED FORM. WE WILL BOUND THIS DIFFERENCE IN TERMS OF THE STRENGTH OF PRIVACY TO MAKE THESE TRADEOFFS EASILY TUNABLE. 1 THRUST 3 TO ENSURE THE PRACTICAL APPLICABILITY OF ALL DEVELOPMENTS, WE WILL CONDUCT EXPERIMENTS ON TEAMS OF ROBOTS THROUGHOUT THIS PROJECT. OUR EXP”
    • “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’S FUTURE DECISIONS. MATHEMATICALLY, A CONTROLLER IS A FUNCTIO”
    • “THE GEORGIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WILL CONTRIBUTE TO RESEARCH ON MULTI-AGENT LOCALIZATION. IN PARTICULAR, OUR WORK WILL FOCUS ON DEVELOPING NOVEL DECENTRALIZED AND DISTRIBUTED OPTIMIZATION ALGORITHMS FOR SOLVING THE POSE GRAPH OPTIMIZATION PROBLEM TO ENABLE A GROUP OF AGENTS TO LOCALIZE ITSELF IN A GPS-DENIED ENVIRON-MENT. THIS WORK WILL BUILD ON EXISTING CAPABILITIES AT THE AVL AND WILL FURTHER IMPROVE ON THE BANDWIDTH REQUIREMENTS CURRENTLY NEEDED FOR SUCCESSFUL LOCALIZATION. AS PART OF THIS WORK, A GENERALIZED OPTIMIZER WILL ALSO BE DEVELOPED FOR SOLVING COMBINATORIAL OPTIMIZATION PROBLEMS LIKE THE WEAPON TARGET ASSIGNMENT PROB-LEM IN A DISTRIBUTED, ASYNCHRONOUS WAY THAT ENABLES AGENTS TO DYNAMICALLY REACT TO A COMPLEX ADVERSARIAL ENVIRONMENT. THIS PROJECT WILL ALSO CONSIDER COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS THAT ALLOW AGENTS TO DECIDE THE RIGHT TIME AND DATA TO COMMUNICATE TO SOLVE TASKING PROBLEM COOPERATIVELY.”
  • NOU SYSTEMS INC

    UEI CSPJJ1VXPMT9

    $420K

    Subcontractor to this prime · 1 sub-award · latest Jul 25, 2024

    • Missile Defense Agency
    • “GEORGIA TECH RESEARCH CORPORATION WILL PROVIDE NSI WITH TECHNICAL SUPPORT.”
  • $387.4K

    Subcontractor to this prime · 1 sub-award · latest Jun 16, 2025

    • Department of Energy
    • “RICKOVER FELLOWSHIP”

Subcontractors it has used

  • Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Jun 21, 2024

    • Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
    • “DEMONSTRATE LOW NOISE FERRO-FINFET OPERATING WITH <1FJ SWITCHING ENERGY, 5NS READ SPEED, 1010 READ ENDURANCE. DESIGN AND DEMONSTRATE FERRO-MCE DEVICE WITH CELL SIZE OF 6F2. DEVELOP COMPACT MODELS OF IN-HOUSE FERRO-FINFETS AND FOUNDRY-GRADE FERRO-MOSFETS THAT ARE CAPABLE OF SUPPORTING CYCLE-ACCURATE MAM ARRAY AND CIMA PROTOTYPE DESIGN AND SIMULATION.”
  • OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY

    UEI MZ4DYXE1SL98 · not in the directory yet

    $250K

    Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Dec 11, 2025

    • Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
    • “OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY (SUBCONTRACT PI DR. ZANE MA) WILL JOIN THE PROGRAM FOR PHASE 2 AND PERFORM THE FOLLOWING TASKS FROM M34 – M46: 1) DESIGN, BUILD, AND EVALUATE A NEW TASK 2.5.4.1 – CASE STUDY: TESTBED + WEB3 ALONG WITH SUBCONTRACT STONY BROOK UNIVERSITY (SUBCONTRACT PI DR. NICK NIKIFORAKIS) AND 2) COORDINATE REPORTING AND EVALUATION OF THE TASK TO GT LEAD AND DARPA. DETAILED RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE NEW TASK ARE SPECIFIED BELOW. TASK NUMBERING AND TIMELINE IS CONSISTENT WITH THE FULL PROJECT SOW (M46 = SEPTEMBER 2026).”
  • ANSATZ AI LLC

    UEI C3JRD29U38L1

    $100K

    Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Sep 14, 2026

    • Department of the Army
    • “PREDICTING MATERIAL PERFORMANCE OF CROSS-LAMINATED TIMBER (CLT) UNDER HIGH-VELOCITY LOADING IS AN UNMET CHALLENGE. MACHINE LEARNING EXCELS AT PREDICTIVE MODELING OF THE RESPONSES OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS BUT REQUIRES LARGE DATASETS OF PRIMARY DATA TO DEVELOP AN ACCURATE RESPONSE SURFACE THAT RELATES THE INPUT VARIABLES AND THE OUTPUT RESPONSES. HIERARCHICAL MACHINE LEARNING (HML) WAS DEVELOPED AT CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY (CMU) TO MODEL COMPLEX MATERIAL SYSTEMS FROM SMALL DATASETS. THE ALGORITHM RELIES ON INTEGRATION OF DOMAIN KNOWLEDGE IN THE FORM OF EMPIRICAL MODELS AND ADDITIONAL EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS TO MINIMIZE THE DATA REQUIREMENTS COMPARED TO TRADITIONAL MACHINE LEARNING. ANSATZ AI WILL WORK WITH DR. LAUREN STEWART AND HER COLLEAGUES AT GEORGIA TECH TO BUILD PREDICTIVE MODELS OF CLT PERFORMANCE AS A FUNCTION OF FEEDSTOCK AND LAYERING CHARACTERISTICS.”
  • Subcontracted by this company · 1 sub-award · latest Apr 29, 2026

    • Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
    • “MIT WILL PERFORM FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH ON THE PROJECT. THE FREEFORM OPTICS DESIGN METHODOLOGY AND EXPERIMENTAL IMPLEMENTATION HAVE BEEN DISCLOSED IN PEER-REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS: PHOTON. RES. 12, 1055-1066 (2024); LASER PHOTONICS REV. 17, 2200025 (2023). THE HIGH-INDEX GLASS MATERIAL PREPARATION AND NANOIMPRINT FABRICATION TECHNOLOGY INVOLVED FOR THE MICRO-OPTICS FABRICATION HAVE ALSO BEEN PUBLICLY DISCLOSED IN: ADV. OPT. MATER. 2, 478-486 (2014); ADV. OPT. MATER. 2, 759-764 (2014). THEREFORE, THE MIT TASKS ARE FUNDAMENTAL RESEARCH IN NATURE. SOW FOR GEORGIA TECH MIT WILL PERFORM THE FOLLOWING TASKS DURING PHASE I OF THE PROJECT (04/2025 – 09/2026): 1. DESIGN OF THE MICRO-OPTICAL COUPLERS FOR EFFICIENT WAVEGUIDE COUPLING; 2. MICRO-OPTICAL COUPLER FABRICATION USING IN-HOUSE PROTOTYPING FACILITIES; 3. OPTICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE MICRO-OPTICAL COUPLERS; 4. PACKAGING AND ASSEMBLY OF THE MICRO-OPTICAL COUPLERS WITH PHOTONIC WAVEGUIDES. MIT WILL PERFORM THE FOLLOWING TASKS DURING PHASE II OF THE PROJECT (10/2026 – 03/2028): 1. DESIGN OPTIMIZATION OF THE MICRO-OPTICAL COUPLERS FOR EFFICIENT WAVEGUIDE COUPLING BASED ON PHASE I OUTCOME; 2. DEMONSTRATION OF SCALABLE MICRO-OPTICAL COUPLER INTEGRATION WITH PICS FABRICATED VIA STANDARD PHOTONIC FOUNDRY SERVICE; 3. HIGH-THROUGHPUT OPTICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF LARGE MICRO-OPTICAL COUPLER ARRAYS; 4. PACKAGING AND ASSEMBLY OF THE MICRO-OPTICAL COUPLERS WITH PHOTONIC WAVEGUIDE CIRCUITS.”

Source: USAspending.gov sub-award reports (FSRS) (opens in a new tab) · as of Nov 9, 2026 · Prime contractors report first-tier subcontracts of $30,000 or more. Amounts are reported sub-award values.

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NAICS codes

  • 541715Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)Primary
  • 541330Engineering Services
  • 541490Other Specialized Design Services
  • 541690Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services
  • 541713Research and Development in Nanotechnology
  • 541714Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)
  • 541720Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities

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