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Sensortex Inc
Profile last edited on: 11/12/2015      CAGE: 04ZQ6      UEI: HMTLXBDF5DU5

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Year Founded
1994
First Award
1994
Latest Award
2005
Program Status
Inactive
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Location Information

515 Schoolhouse Road
Kennett Square, PA 19348
   (610) 444-2383
   support@sensortex.com
   www.sensortex.com
Location: Single
Congr. District: 06
County: Chester

Public Profile

Sensortex provides research and development of advanced materials for applications in the defense, aerospace, telecommunications, and utility industries. Sensortex also provides technical expertise and application software to support the company’s products. Sensortex also provides engineering services

Extent of SBIR involvement

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Phase I Awards
17
Phase II Awards
7
Conversion Rate
41.18%
Phase I Dollars
$1,414,638
Phase II Dollars
$4,635,918
Total Awarded
$6,050,556

Synopsis: Awardee Business Condition

Employee Range
5-9
Revenue Range
.5M-1M
VC funded?
No
Public/Private
Privately Held
Stock Info
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IP Holdings
N/A

Awards Distribution by Agency

Most Recent SBIR Projects
Year Phase Agency Total Amount
2005 1 MDA $100,000
Project Title: Multifunctional Applique for Spacecrafts
2004 2 NASA $650,000
Project Title: Novel Force Sensor for Robotics
2003 2 MDA $757,597
Project Title: Conformal Appliqué for Thermal Control in Space
2001 2 NASA $670,000
Project Title: Switched Emissivity Changes via Electrostatic Attraction
2001 2 MDA $804,000
Project Title: Structural Monitoring Via Embedded Magnetic Wires

Key People / Management

  William J Biter -- President

  Stephen Hess

  Kelly Reuter

Company News

Jan 15 2010
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