INTELLIGENT OPTICAL SYSTEMS, INC.

Federal contract awards won by INTELLIGENT OPTICAL SYSTEMS, INC. (UEI NLDHG92SMX37), 2015–2024 — public record from USAspending.

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10
awards
2
expiring in 12 months
4
agencies

Teaming snapshot

teams under 1 prime.

From subcontract reports primes file with USAspending/FSRS.

How their work has changed

Their work has shifted somewhat over the last two years.

Biggest change: Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) (541715) went from 80% of their contracts to 50%.

Industry (NAICS)2 years beforeLast 2 years
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology) (541715)80%50%
Research and Development in Nanotechnology (541713)0%17%
Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology) (541712)20%33%

Share of their contracts in each industry code: the last 24 months compared with the 24 months before, as of Nov 8, 2026. Shown only for companies with at least 5 contracts in each period.

Where their reported work happens

StateReported subawards
CA1

Place of performance on subcontract reports filed with USAspending/FSRS.

Category award history

21 category awards to a new vendor (same agency and NAICS code, not this contract's own history) — latest: THE AEROSPACE CORPORATION took National Aeronautics and Space Administration 541715 work from INTELLIGENT OPTICAL SYSTEMS, INC. (Mar 27, 2026).

Agencies buying from INTELLIGENT OPTICAL SYSTEMS, INC.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (4)Department of Defense (3)Department of Health and Human Services (2)Environmental Protection Agency (1)

What INTELLIGENT OPTICAL SYSTEMS, INC. has provided

541715 — RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT NANOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY) (9)541712 — RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYSICAL, ENGINEERING, AND LIFE SCIENCES (EXCEPT BIOTECHNOLOGY) (1)

Awards

TOPIC 455: FINGERSTICK BLOOD TEST FOR POINT-OF-CARE DETECTION OF PROSTATE SPECIFIC ANTIGEN
Department of Health and Human Services · $382,537 · Sep 16, 2024
MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT CONTRACT DHA SBIR SEQUENTIAL PHASE II, PROPOSAL NO. H2S-0060, TITLED: "ENHANCED RAPID ASSAY FOR MONITORING IMMUNOSUPPRESSANT DRUGS IN WHOLE BLOOD."
Department of Defense · $1,299,945 · Mar 25, 2024
DEVELOPMENT OF SNOW CLEANING WITH SUPERCRITICAL CO2
Department of Health and Human Services · $324,908 · Sep 1, 2023
ADAPTIVE, VELOCITY-SENSING RECEIVER FOR IN-LINE INSPECTION OF ADDITIVE MANUFACTURED AEROSPACE PARTS
National Aeronautics and Space Administration · $799,887 · Jun 16, 2022
A MODULAR IN-SITU CURING APPARATUS FOR THERMOSET RESIN MIXTURES APPLIED AS THERMAL PROTECTION SYSTEMS
National Aeronautics and Space Administration · $749,921 · Aug 20, 2021
MEDICAL RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ARMY SBIR PH II A2-7970 (MONTHS 1-11)TITLED ENHANCED RAPID ASSAY FOR MONITORING IMMUNOSUPPRESSANT DRUGS IN PLASMA
Department of Defense · $1,099,993 · Aug 24, 2020
SBIR PH 2
Department of Defense · $611,024 · May 15, 2020
SBIR PHASE II INTELLIGENT OPTICAL SYSTEMS, INC. - GREENER PLASTICS WITH HIGH HEAT TOLERANCE FOR ADDITIVE MANUFACTURING
Environmental Protection Agency · $299,988 · Nov 1, 2019
DEVELOPING A LUMINESCENCE BASED OPTICAL SENSOR PROBE TO MONITOR CARBON DIOXIDE, OXYGEN, AND HUMIDITY, AND SELECTED TRACE CONTAMINANTS, WHICH WILL NOT ONLY TOLERATE LIQUID WATER BUT WILL ACTUALLY OPERATE WHILE WET.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration · $924,966 · Aug 13, 2019
IGF::OT::IGF ADVANCES IN SPACESUITS ARE REQUIRED, TO SUPPORT THE ISS AND FUTURE HUMAN EXPLORATION. SPACESUIT DEVELOPMENT AND GROUND-BASED TESTING REQUIRE SENSING AND ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTATION FOR CHARACTERIZING AND VALIDATING PROTOTYPES. WHILE MINIATURE THERMOSENSORS MEASURE RELIABLY AT LOW COST, AND CAN BE INCORPORATED ALL AROUND SPACESUIT PROTOTYPES, INCORPORATING GAS SENSORS AT LOCATIONS OF INTEREST INSIDE A SPACESUIT HAS BEEN A SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGE IN PARTICULAR FOR HUMAN SUBJECT TESTS BECAUSE OF THE SIZE AND COST OF AVAILABLE INSTRUMENTATION. THE SENSOR PROBES AND CABLES MUST NOT RESTRICT THE SUIT OR HUMAN SUBJECTS' MOBILITY, AND MUST NOT DISTURB THE GAS FLOW. INTELLIGENT OPTICAL SYSTEM IS DEVELOPING LUMINESCENCE-BASED SENSING PATCHES FOR NON-INTRUSIVE MONITORING OF CRITICAL LIFE SUPPORT GAS CONSTITUENTS AND POTENTIAL TRACE CONTAMINANTS IN SPACESUITS. FLEXIBLE SENSITIVE PATCHES INSIDE PROTOTYPE SPACESUITS ARE INTERROGATED VIA OPTICAL FIBERS, AND DO NOT DISTURB THE GAS FLOW OR THE HUMAN SUBJECT. THIS WILL GIVE SUIT ENGINEERS GREAT FLEXIBILITY FOR CHOOSING MULTIPLE SENSING POINTS, FITTING THE SENSOR ELEMENTS INTO THE SPACESUIT, AND COST EFFECTIVELY RELOCATING THE SENSOR ELEMENTS AS DESIRED. IN PHASE I, A FIRST DEMONSTRATOR WAS VALIDATED AT JOHNSON SPACE CENTER BY COMPARISON WITH CURRENT INSTRUMENTATION USED IN THE SUITED MANIKIN TEST APPARATUS. PHASE II WILL PRODUCE AN ADVANCED SYSTEM READY FOR INTEGRATION INTO NASA PROGRAMS, AND FOR COMMERCIALIZATION (TRL9).
National Aeronautics and Space Administration · $954,993 · May 4, 2015