ABOUT US
Response Technologies, LLC is an award-winning scientific company that is dedicated to the design and development of products and technologies that enhance some of the world’s largest industries, including tactical defense, automotive & transportation, aerospace, energy, and more. We combine material technology with research & development capability to achieve the perfect material or process for our clients’ requirements.
Our expertise in material science covers elastomers, plastics, coatings, foams, textiles, fibers, and more. As leaders in our field, Response Technologies is the ideal partner to develop and execute disruptive solutions.
AWARDS
RESPONSE TECHNOLOGIES IS HONORED TO HAVE RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING SBIR AWARDS:
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March 2020: RIF Contract DLA-19-BAA-RIF-0001-P-6039, Fuel Cell Qualification
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February 2020: SBIR Phase II, Contract N6833520C033, NAVY Topic Rotorcraft Fuel Bladder Weight and Total Ownership Cost Reduction
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January 2020: SBIR Phase II, Contract N6833520C0137, Navy Topic Low-Density, Low-Volume Explosion Suppression Material for Aircraft Fuel Tanks
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August 2019: SBIR Phase I, Contract 140D0419C0075, Smart Composite Aircraft Panels for Damage Detection and Assessment
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August 2019: SBIR Phase II, Contract SP4701-19-C-0032, DLA Topic Rotorcraft Fuel Bladder Weight and Total Ownership Cost Reduction
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May 2019: SBIR Phase II, Contract SP4701-19-C-0023, DLA Topic Rotorcraft Fuel Bladder Weight and Total Ownership Cost Reduction
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September 2018: SBIR Phase I, Contract SP4701-18-P-0125, DLA Topic Rotorcraft Fuel Bladder Weight and Total Ownership Cost Reduction
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September 2018: SBIR Phase II, Contract SP4701-18-C-0057, DLA Topic Total Ownership Cost Reduction
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August 2018: SBIR Phase I, Contract N6833518C0754, Navy Topic Low-Density, Low-Volume Explosion Suppression Material for Aircraft Fuel Tanks
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September 2016: SBIR Phase II, Contract SP4701-16-C-0086, DLA Topic Total Ownership Cost Reduction
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September 2015: SBIR Phase I, Contract SP4701-15-C-0106, DLA Topic Total Ownership Cost Reduction