Crucible · Firm report card

PHYSICAL SCIENCES INC.

MA · SBIR awardee across 6 federal programs (DHS S&T, DoD, NASA, DOE, NSF, HHS/NIH), first award 1983.

1,592SBIR awards

$589MSBIR $

1,074 → 518Phase I → II

$256MFollow-on federal $

97Follow-on contracts

SBIR awards by program

Program	Awards	SBIR $	Phase I	Phase II
DHS S&T	17	$7M	12	5
DoD	1,004	$397M	657	347
NASA	180	$43M	126	54
DOE	156	$52M	114	42
NSF	46	$5M	36	10
HHS/NIH	189	$86M	129	60

Mission areas

Borders & Maritime Security
Chemical & Biological Defense
Explosives & Screening
Information & Data Analytics
Radiological & Nuclear (CWMD)
Air Force
Army
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
Defense Health Program
Defense Logistics Agency
Defense Threat Reduction Agency
Missile Defense Agency
National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Navy
Office for Chemical and Biological Defense
Office of the Secretary of Defense
Other DoD
Special Operations Command
Aeronautics
Communications & Navigation
Entry, Descent & Landing
Human Spaceflight & Life Support
Materials & Manufacturing
Power & Energy
Propulsion
Robotics & Autonomy
Science Instruments & Sensors
Software & Modeling
Spacecraft & Avionics
Thermal & Cryogenics
Accelerators & Detectors
Batteries & Energy Storage
Buildings & Efficiency
Carbon, Fossil & Bioenergy
Computing & Modeling
Fusion & Plasma
Hydrogen & Fuel Cells
Materials & Chemistry
Nuclear Fission & Isotopes
Sensors & Instrumentation
Solar & Renewables
Advanced Materials & Nanotech
Biotech & Health
Chemistry & Chemical Processes
Education & Learning
Photonics & Sensors
Semiconductors & Electronics
Cardio & Metabolic
Diagnostics & Imaging
Digital Health & Informatics
Drug Discovery & Delivery
Genomics & Cell Therapy
Infectious Disease & Vaccines
Medical Devices
Neuro & Mental Health
Oncology & Cancer
Regenerative & Tissue

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Data: SBIR.gov award records + USAspending.gov prime contracts, matched by recipient name. Follow-on dollars are association, not causation — they show where this firm's later federal prime-contract dollars landed, not that SBIR work caused them. Methodology