Phase II Sequential
Phase II Sequential awards are available to Phase II awardees in agency-specified topics to continue the work of an initial Phase II award. A Phase II awardee may receive only one additional Phase II Sequential award. These mechanisms may or may not be reoccurring pilots and will be posted on SAM.gov if and when available.
The 2025 NASA SBIR Phase II Sequential Awards Request for White Papers closed on on September 23, 2024.
Recent Awardees
| 2024 Awardee Firm | 2024 Award Title |
|---|---|
| Motiv Space Systems, Inc (Pasadena, CA) | xWalker – Enhanced Inspection and Manipulation for Lunar Assembly |
| OxEon Energy, LLC (North Salt Lake, UT) | Mars Oxygen and Methane System (MOMS) |
| 2023 Awardee Firm | 2023 Award Title |
|---|---|
| Applied Material Systems Engineering, Inc. (Streamwood, Illinois) | Integration of Dust Resisting Secondary Emission Engineered Passive Thermal Control Material Systems (TCMS) Coating |
| ATSP Innovations (Houston, Texas) | Extreme Environment Tribological Characterization of Advanced Bearing Materials |
| Busek (Natick, Massachusetts) | High Total Impulse BET-MAX System for Small-Sat Deorbiting |
| CU Aerospace (Champaign, Illinois) | Fiber-fed Pulsed Plasma Thruster (FPPT) for Active Debris Removal |
| Flight Works (Irvine, California) | Green Propulsion System for Multi-Object Removal/Recovery System |
| Vestigo Aerospace (La Canada Flintridge, California) | Flight Demonstration of Spinnaker Dragsails for SmallSat Deorbit |
Recent Press Releases
2023 Sequential Press Release
On August 23, 2023, NASA announced the selection of six U.S. small businesses to receive nearly $20 million in total to advance technologies to address two challenges in space exploration: orbital debris and surface dust. Read the press release for more information on the awarded technologies.
