ASHWIN-USHAS CORPORATION
- HOLMDEL, NJ 07733-1138
- ashwin-ushas.com (company website, opens in a new tab)
- Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)
- SAM active
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- CMMCNot on file
- SPRSNone
- FCLVisible to paid members
- Small Business
- Small Disadvantaged Business
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- $0
- Awards on record
- 0
- Contract vehicles
- 0
- Verified credentials
- 0
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About ASHWIN-USHAS CORPORATION
- Headquarters
- HOLMDEL, NJ 07733-1138
Identifiers
UEI and CAGE come from SAM.gov. Other identifiers are listed by the company.
- UEIM37VZM8DT765
- CAGE0XYU7
Capabilities & differentiators
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Compliance posture
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Facility clearance
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Past performance
No federal prime awards on record
Contract vehicles
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Proven teaming graph
No sub-award reports yet
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SBIR/STTR portfolio
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
- 41 awards
- Total awarded
- $15,858,056
- By phase
- SBIR Phase I: 25
- SBIR Phase II: 16
- By agency
- Department of Defense: 19
- Department of Health and Human Services: 10
- National Aeronautics and Space Administration: 9
- Department of Energy: 3
- 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
- 2022: 1
- 2020: 1
- 2019: 1
- 2018: 1
- 2017: 2
- 2016: 1
- 2015: 2
- 2014: 2
- 2012: 3
- 2011: 4
- 2009: 1
- 2008: 2
- 2007: 2
- 2006: 2
- 2005: 2
- 2004: 1
- 2003: 1
- 2002: 1
- 2000: 2
- 1999: 1
- 1998: 2
- 1996: 1
- 1995: 2
- 1994: 1
- 1993: 2
Awards (most recent first)
Thermal Control in Lunar Rovers and Structures with Novel Electrochromic Variable-Emissivity Skins
SBIR Phase II · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · 2022 · $2,533,492
Jan 30, 2022 – Jun 28, 2024
Solicitation SEQ_21_P2S_C1 (2021) · Topic X3
Electrochromic + Anti-Fog + Prescription Lens Personal-Protective Equipment (PPE) Eyewear Based on Unique, Very Low Power, Conductive Coatings and Leveraging Unique, ANSI Z87.1-/Military-Qualified Ele
SBIR Phase I · Department of Health and Human Services (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) · 2020 · $149,989
Sep 1, 2020 – Feb 28, 2021
Solicitation PA19-272 (2019) · Topic NIOSH
Inexpensive, Field-Portable, Rugged, Voltammetric Sensors Based on Functionalized Microporous Membranes, with ppb Sensitivity, Multi-Analyte Discrimination, Microchip Controller and Network-Connected Android Phone Control
SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Army) · 2019 · $999,989
Oct 16, 2018 – Jan 31, 2021
Solicitation 13.2 (2013) · Topic A13-079
Electrochromic Auto-Darkening Windows for Buildings for Energy Conservation Based on Unique Conducting Polymers and Already Demonstrated in Sunglasses
SBIR Phase I · Department of Energy · 2018 · $149,988
Jul 2, 2018 – Apr 1, 2019
Solicitation DE-FOA-0001771 (2018) · Topic 09a
Electrochromic + Anti-Fog Personal-Protective Eyewear (PPE) Based on Unique, Very Low Power, Conductive Coatings and Leveraging Unique, ANSI Z87.1-/Military-Qualified Electrochromic Eyewear Technology
SBIR Phase II · Department of Health and Human Services (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) · 2017 · $999,917
Sep 1, 2017 – Aug 31, 2019
Solicitation PA16-302 (2016) · Topic NIOSH
Unique, Voltammetric Electrochemical Sensors for Organic Contaminants, with Excellent Discrimination, Based on Conducting Polymer-, Aptamer- and Other-Functionalized Sensing Electrodes
SBIR Phase I · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · 2017 · $124,990
Jun 9, 2017 – Dec 8, 2017
Solicitation year 2017 · Topic S4.05
Functionalized-Conducting-Polymer - Microporous-Membrane Based Voltammetric Sensor Skins With High Selectivity/Sensitivity, Multiple Analyte Sensing in Single Interrogation, Wide Operating Temperature
SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Army) · 2016 · $999,879
Sep 1, 2016 – Oct 31, 2019
Solicitation 2010.2 (2010) · Topic A10-113
Electrochromic + Anti-Fog Personal-Protective Eyewear (PPE) Based on Unique, Very Low Power, Conductive Coatings and Leveraging Unique, ANSI Z87.1-/Military-Qualified Electrochromic Eyewear Technology
SBIR Phase I · Department of Health and Human Services (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) · 2015 · $149,904
Sep 30, 2015 – Jul 31, 2016
Solicitation PA14-071 (2015) · Topic NIOSH
Inexpensive, Small, Biocompatible, Multi-Analyte, Voltammetric Blood Sensors Based on Functionalized Microporous Membranes, with, Impervious
SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Defense Health Agency) · 2015 · $149,967
Sep 22, 2015 – Apr 29, 2016
Solicitation 2015.1 (2015) · Topic DHP15-012
Fast-Switching, High-Contrast, Electrochromic Sunwear for Persons with Age-Relate
SBIR Phase II · Department of Health and Human Services (National Institutes of Health) · 2014 · $965,441
Jun 15, 2014 – Oct 31, 2016
Solicitation PA12-088 (2013) · Topic NIA
Inexpensive, Field-Portable, Rugged, Voltammetric Sensors Based on Functionalized Microporous Membranes, with ppb Sensitivity, Multi-Analyte Dis
SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Army) · 2014 · $99,993
May 16, 2014 – Nov 16, 2014
Solicitation 2013.2 (2013) · Topic A13-079 · Research partner: Stub
Very-Wide-Operating-Temperature Li Batteries Based on Unique Ionic Liquid Electrolytes Originally Developed for Electrochromics in Spacecraft Thermal
SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2012 · $743,888
Started Jul 17, 2012
Solicitation 2010.3 (2010) · Topic AF103-065 · Research partner: Stub
High Turndown Ratio, High Delta-Emittance, Variable Emissivity Electrochromics
SBIR Phase II · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · 2012 · $749,997
Apr 30, 2012 – Apr 29, 2014
Solicitation year 2010 · Topic X3.04 · Research partner: Stub
Functionalized-Conducting-Polymer - Microporous-Membrane Based Voltammetric Sensor Skins With High Selectivity/Sensitivity, Multiple Analyte Sensing i
SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Army) · 2012 · $729,998
Mar 8, 2012 – Mar 14, 2013
Solicitation 2010.2 (2010) · Topic A10-113 · Research partner: Stub
Very-Wide-Operating-Temperature Li Batteries Based on Unique Ionic Liquid Electrolytes Originally Developed for Electrochromics in Spacecraft Thermal
SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2011 · $99,995
Started Feb 18, 2011
Solicitation 2010.3 (2010) · Topic AF103-065 · Research partner: Stub
High Turndown Ratio, High Delta-Emittance, Variable Emissivity Electrochromics
SBIR Phase I · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · 2011 · $99,997
Feb 18, 2011 – Aug 18, 2011
Solicitation year 2010 · Topic X3.04 · Research partner: Stub
Functionalized-Conducting-Polymer - Microporous-Membrane Based Voltammetric Sensor Skins With High Selectivity/Sensitivity, Multiple Analyte Sensing i
SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Army) · 2011 · $69,999
Started Dec 15, 2010
Solicitation 2010.2 (2010) · Topic A10-113 · Research partner: Stub
Fast-Switching, High-Contrast, Electrochromic Sunwear for Persons with Age-Relate
SBIR Phase I · Department of Health and Human Services (National Institutes of Health) · 2011 · $134,082
Solicitation PA10-050 (2011) · Topic NIA · Research partner: Stub
Variable Emissivity Electrochromics using Ionic Electrolytes and Low Solar Absorptance Coatings
SBIR Phase II · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · 2009 · $599,988
Feb 23, 2009 – Feb 29, 2012
Solicitation year 2007 · Topic S3.02
Variable Emissivity Electrochromics Using Ionic Electrolytes and Low Solar Absorptance Coatings
SBIR Phase I · National Aeronautics and Space Administration · 2008 · $99,957
Jan 18, 2008 – Jul 21, 2008
Solicitation year 2007 · Topic S3.02
MICROWAVE REMEDIATION OF HAZARDOUS MEDICAL WASTES
SBIR Phase II · Department of Health and Human Services (National Institutes of Health) · 2008 · $838,815
Solicitation PHS2007-2 (2008)
Unique, Highly IR- and Visible-Reflective, Highly Stretchable Membranes For Reflective Sights, Adapted From IR Electrochromics Technology
SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) · 2007 · $98,995
Jan 14, 2008 – Sep 18, 2008
Solicitation 2007.2 (2007) · Topic SB072-036
Unique Conducting Polymer-Coated, Metallized Microporous Membranes with High Electro-Osmotic Function for Chem-Bio Protection
SBIR Phase II · Department of Defense (Office for Chemical and Biological Defense) · 2007 · $749,977
Apr 12, 2007 – Apr 12, 2008
Solicitation 2006.1 (2006) · Topic CBD06-105
Unique Thin-Film, Flexible Electrochromics for Helmet Visor Application
SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Air Force) · 2006 · $99,999
Apr 24, 2006 – Feb 24, 2007
Solicitation 2006.1 (2006) · Topic AF06-019
Unique Conducting Polymer-Coated, Metallized Microporous Membranes with High Electro-Osmotic Function for Chem-Bio Protection
SBIR Phase I · Department of Defense (Office for Chemical and Biological Defense) · 2006 · $99,997
Apr 19, 2006 – Oct 18, 2006
Solicitation 2006.1 (2006) · Topic CBD06-105
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Source: SBIR.gov award data file (opens in a new tab) · as of Nov 12, 2026 · file published Nov 1, 2026
FedRAMP offerings
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Exclusions & screening
SAM.gov exclusions
Not yet checked against SAM.gov exclusions.
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.
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Consolidated Screening List
No confirmed match on the Consolidated Screening List (screened Nov 13, 2026).
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Source: ITA Consolidated Screening List (opens in a new tab) · as of Nov 13, 2026
GSA CALC+ rate benchmark
No GSA CALC+ rates on record
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NAICS, PSC & socio-economic status
NAICS codes
- 541715Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)Primary
- 541713Research and Development in NanotechnologySmall business under this code’s size standard
- 541714Research and Development in Biotechnology (except Nanobiotechnology)Small business under this code’s size standard
SAM.gov reports this entity as small under 2 of 3 NAICS codes. Size is determined per code (SBA size standards).
Socio-economic status
Learn more about small business set-asidesProduct & service codes (PSC)
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Business development contact
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Corporate hierarchy
No parent entity reported in SAM.gov.
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Data sources & provenance
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