Government Services

We build and operate commercialization programs for government agencies to turn R&D into mission-ready solutions.

FedTech designs and runs commercialization programs for federal, state, and local agencies: studios, accelerators, SBIR/STTR pipelines, tech scouting, training. 136+ programs delivered. Active prime work with NASA, DARPA, DOE, DHS, ARL, ONR, and others.

A decade running deep tech innovation programs alongside federal labs, agencies, and program offices.

Startup Studios

When the technology needs a company to bring it to market.

We help launch companies around mission-relevant IP and use cases, pairing technical founders with operators, and mentors who understand how to build with federal sponsors. From day one, startups are built around your mission and your acquisition paths, not bolted onto them later.

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Accelerators

When existing companies need a structured path to your end users.

Our team scouts mission-relevant deep tech companies and works hands-on to move them through TRLs into use with your end users, measured by fielded outcomes rather than program completion.

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Internal Innovation

When researchers need market thinking baked into their work.

We coach researchers and inventors at your agency or lab to plan and guide their discoveries with the customer in mind from the start. The coaching is anchored in their current research and led by operators who have built and commercialized deep tech themselves.

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Business Intelligence Solutions

Prove program impact. Defend funding. Improve outcomes.

FedTech's Business Intelligence Solutions give federal innovation program managers the outcome evidence they need, when they need it.

We build awardee ROI reports, program economic evaluations, and data infrastructure that make impact measurable, defensible, and easy to communicate.

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Our work

Programs we run for agencies

Prime work across health, defense, and space — from a single challenge to multi-year accelerator operations.

U.S. Army · ASA(ALT)
Since 2019 · ongoing

xTech Accelerator Series

The Army runs the xTech competition. We operate the accelerator its winners and finalists go through — every major cohort since 2019.

~300
companies accelerated
1,650
hours of mentorship
$263.9M
federal funding awarded to participants
9.6/10
participant Net Promoter Score
NIH
Active through Aug 2029

Targeting RNA in Disease with Novel Technologies Challenge

We recruit, evaluate, and advise NIH-funded health innovators, working to NIH review standards.

Anchor fact
A staged competition that narrows 25 entrants to 18, then to 8 funded winners.
BARDA DRIVe · with NIST
Complete

Health Security Startup Studio

We matched federal health technologies with entrepreneurial teams and stood up companies around them.

Graduate outcome
InflammaSense — a wearable neural sensor for early sepsis detection. Backed since by BARDA, NIH, and DARPA, and running in the ICU at UC San Diego Health.
Army DEVCOM ARL
Active

Applied SBIR Accelerator and TABA

We built and operate a four-month cohort accelerator for Army Applied SBIR awardees, and deliver their technical and business assistance alongside it.

84
awardees across six cohorts
9.3/10
participant Net Promoter Score
DARPA
Active since 2024

Commercial Accelerator

We embed senior advisers with DARPA-funded companies to help them raise capital and win corporate partners — then measure what the program actually drove, so DARPA can defend the numbers.

$22.1M
government awards won
$3.0M
private capital raised, three rounds
$200K
in sales
2
new companies formed
NASA NOIS3
Awarded position on a $475M multiple-award IDIQ. Period of performance through May 2035. Recurring task order recipient.
GSA Multiple Award Schedule
Held through 2029.
Preferred TABA provider
Army Phase I and II, and NOAA Phase II awardees.

Impact

From Lab to Field

FedTech moves federal R&D into companies, contracts, and capabilities. We run custom studios, accelerators, and SBIR pipelines that take advanced technologies from discovery through to fielded use.

2000
+

Researchers 

Trained

300

Lab Technologies 

Commercialized

$2B
+

Funding Raised for 

Lab-Spinoff Ventures

150

Startups Incorporated 

From Federal or Academic IP

125

Funding Raised for 

Lab-Spinoff Ventures

What FedTech clients and partners say

"With the help of FedTech, we’re providing tools to accelerate commercialization of NASA technologies while potentially helping create new businesses in Ohio and across the country."

NASA
A NASA T2X Executive
 NASA

"It’s an engaging, highly innovative program. The benefit for Carderock is that we're exposing our scientists and engineers to a new way of thinking about how they interact with companies and get their technology to the point where it's usable by the Navy."

U.S. Navy
A Naval Surface Warfare Center Official
U.S. Navy

"FedTech's expertise in technology transfer and commercialization has been a game-changer for our innovation initiatives."

U.S. Army
An xTech Accelerator Official
U.S. Army

"As someone who was born and raised here, and who has spent a long time working in technology, economic development, and community-building—it’s incredibly exciting to see a program like this taking shape locally. To my knowledge, nothing like this has ever been rolled out in my home county before. It’s great to see the direction things are heading."

Tommy Luginbill - FedTech Advisor
Montgomery County, MD Technology Innovation Fund and Montgomery County, MD Founders Fund
Tommy Luginbill - FedTech Advisor

Upcoming events

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A new capital channel for proven energy technology: DOE explains SBIC-E

A new capital channel for proven energy technology: DOE explains SBIC-E

DOE and SBA have established SBIC-E, a new initiative connecting companies in DOE's priority technology areas with funds equipped to back them. On September 17, DOE's Anthony Pugliese and Frank Salomone go live with Ben Solomon to explain what it means for founders and investors.

17 Sep 2026
Webinar
Virtual
1 Speakers
A new capital channel for proven energy technology: DOE explains SBIC-E

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