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Allcomp Inc.

City of Industry, CA · Aerospace · Acquired by Lockheed Martin (2020)

Advanced carbon-carbon composite materials with nano-inhibition for hypersonic vehicle leading edges

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Updated · allcomp.net

Sector
Aerospace
Headquarters
City of Industry, CA
Total capital
$25.8M
Federal grants
$6.4M
9 awards · 2014–2020
Rank in peer group#18 of 61
Private capital raised
None on recordNo Form D filings on SEC EDGAR. Some raises are not filed.
Federal contracts
$19.4M
32 awards · Defense, NASA
Rank in Aerospace#156 of 1335
Granted patents
None on recordNo USPTO grants. Applications publish after 18 months.

Capital timeline

20032007201120152019FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $25.8M2003: $1.2M across 1 contract2004: $1.3M across 2 contracts2006: $750K across 1 contract2007: $100K across 1 contract2008: $1.7M across 4 contracts$1.7M2009: $1.5M across 2 contracts$1.5M2011: $220K across 2 contracts2012: $1.1M across 2 contracts2014: $125K across 1 grant · $516K across 7 contracts2015: $2.2M across 2 grants · $4.4M across 3 contracts$6.7M2016: $2.4M across 3 grants$2.4M2017: $5.7M across 3 contracts$5.7M2018: $746K across 1 grant · $132K across 2 contracts2019: $749K across 1 grant · $663K across 2 contracts$1.4M2020: $125K across 1 grant
20032007201120152019FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $25.8M2003: $1.2M across 1 contract2004: $1.3M across 2 contracts2006: $750K across 1 contract2007: $100K across 1 contract2008: $1.7M across 4 contracts$1.7M2009: $1.5M across 2 contracts2011: $220K across 2 contracts2012: $1.1M across 2 contracts2014: $125K across 1 grant · $516K across 7 contracts2015: $2.2M across 2 grants · $4.4M across 3 contracts$6.7M2016: $2.4M across 3 grants2017: $5.7M across 3 contracts$5.7M2018: $746K across 1 grant · $132K across 2 contracts2019: $749K across 1 grant · $663K across 2 contracts2020: $125K across 1 grant

Latest events

  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Low Cost Enhanced Conductivity C-C for Reusable Hot Structure and Leading Edge Applications$125K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Nano Enhanced 4000 °F CMC for Multiple Use Applications$749K
  • Federal contractDefense · Improved Carbon/carbon Coatings For Durability In High Heat Flux Environments$129K
  • Federal contractDefense · Development And Demonstration Of Supportable And Manufacturable Low Observable Technologies (ddsmlot) To 0012$534K
  • Federal contractNASA · There Is An Urgent Need To Develop Low-cost, Damage Tolerant, Reusable And Lightweight Hot Structure Technology Applicable To Atmospheric Entry Vehicles, Exposed To Extreme Temperatures Between 1000 C To 2200 C. Advanced Carbon-carbons (c-c) And Carbon Fiber Reinforced Ceramic Matrix Composites (cmc) Are The Most Promising And Possibly The Most Affordable Light-weight Material Candidates For These Identified Applications. Since MID-1980S, Many Advancements, Including But Not Limited To (1) Int$125K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Novel, Functionally Graded PIP Coating System for Hot Structures$746K
  • Federal contractNASA · Non-metallic Fabricated Materials$7K
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  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf This Proposal Addresses Some Of The Most Challenging Materials Issues With Respect To Hot Structures, Very High Temperature, Up To 4000 Degrees F, Applications. The Very Successful, Record Breaking, NASA Led X-43A Hypersonic Flight Proved The Ability To Use State Of The Art (sota) Material/coating System For Short Duration, Single Mission, And Very High Temperature Applications. The Issues Associated With The Leading Edges Are Quite Different From The Hot Structures Issues Where Tr$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf There Is A Clear Need To Advance The State-of-the-art Carbon-carbon Coated Nozzle Extensions (ne) Beyond The Engine/mission Performance Currently Established By Herakles Technology, Which Is Intrinsically Limited To About 3000 F. The Well-established Sic-based (cvd, Pack Cementation) Technologies Currently Available Also Have Upper Temperature Limits Around 3000 F, Imposing Stringent Limitations On Increased Performance And System Level Changes (i.e. Hotter Propellant) For Future Na$749K
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf Qualify Allcomp 2D C-c CC2A For Expendable Hypersonic$4.9M
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · Innovative Materials Concepts for Hypersonic Systems$749K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Novel, Functionally Graded Coating System for Reusable, Very High Temperature Applications$125K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · Low Cost 3-D (Multi-D) Carbon-Carbon for Missile Applications$1.5M
  • Federal contractDefense · Qualification Of Needled C-sic Based Structural Insulator Materials For Solid Rocket Motor Dacs: The Need For A Domestically-sourced Structural Composite Material More Thermally Stable Than The State-of-the-art Phenolic Composites Has Been Identified As A Key Enabling Technology That Will Add Better Control Authority To Pintle-based Divert And Acs Thrusters. By Establishing A U.S. Supplier Of This Type Of Material, Better Source Control And Quality Control Of Components Can Be Achieved. In Addit$2.8M
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf SBIR I - Affordable C-sic Composites For Hypersonic Structural Tps Applications$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Novel 3D C-SiC Composites for Hot Structures$750K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · Manufacturing and Strength Improvement for Thick Carbon-Carbon Laminates$1.5M
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf - SBIR Phase II Effort Entitled "manufacturing And Strength Improvement For Thick Carbon-carbon Laminates"$1.5M
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase I · Low Cost 3-D (Multi-D) Carbon-Carbon (C-C) for Missile Applications$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Composite Test Panel Densified Using Chemical Vapor Infiltration (cvi) Process$35K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Future NASA Hypersonic Vehicles Offer A Potential To Incorporate Advanced Ceramic Matrix Composites (cmc). The Key Characteristics Include Excellent Mechanical Properties, Excellent Thermal Shock Resistance And Ability To Survive Cyclic Oxidation Environments. Among The Cmc Composites Carbon Fiber-sic Matrix Composites Offer Excellent High Temperature Capabilities. The Highest Specific Strength C-sic Composites Are Fabricated Via Conventional Chemical Vapor Infiltration (cvi) Sic Me$97K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Very Extensive R&d Efforts Over The Past Several Decades Resulted In Several Classes Of High Temperature Composites Offering Potential For Future Hypersonic Vehicles Hot Structures. Of Particular Interest Is A Hybrid Carbon/sic Matrix Composite Utilizing Carbon Fiber. This Class Of Composite, Which Utilizes Phenolic Prepreg To Form The Initial Composite Structure, Lends Itself To The Fabrication Of Large Very Complex Structures. Typically, These Composites Are Densified Via Pip Proc$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Leading Edge Test Coupons$15K
  • Federal contractNASA · High Conductivity Carbon/carbon Plate$15K
  • Federal contractDefense · Progress Report N132-146$80K
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf - 13.3 SBIR Phase I "affordable And Reliable C-c Composites For Thick Load-bearing Hot Structure"$150K
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf Sbir/sttr Phase II Research&dev.$1.0M
  • Federal contractDefense · SBIR Phase I Topic N121-023$150K
  • Federal contractDefense · Ph I Research&development$150K
  • Federal contractDefense · SBIR Phase I Contract$70K
  • Federal contractDefense · TAS::97 0401::TAS Efficient Thermal Energy Storage (tes) For Mega-joule Class Weapon Systems$750K
  • Federal contractDefense · Novel Hx Materials For Fuel-air Cooler$750K
  • Federal contractDefense · SBIR I - OSD08-EP1 Efficient Thermal Energy$100K
  • Federal contractDefense · Compact Hybrid Liquid/air Heat Exchanger$750K
  • Federal contractDefense · Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)$100K
  • Federal contractDefense · Hypersonics$750K
  • Federal contractDefense · Novel Heat Exchanger Materials For Fuel-air Cooler Heat Exchanger$100K
  • Federal contractDefense · 200610!006232!5700!FA8650!DET 1 Afrl/pk !FA865006C5057 !a!n! !y! ! !20060724!20080711!026249487!026249487!026249487!N!ALLCOMP Inc !209 Puente Ave !city Of Indust !CA!91746!13630!037!06!CITY Of Industry !los Angeles !CALIFORNIA!+000000375000!N!N!000000749992!AC11!RDTE/AIRCRAFT-BASIC Research !S1 !services !000 !not Discernable !541710!E! !3! ! ! ! ! !999$750K
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase II - An Advanced Light Weight Recuperator For Space Power Systems$600K
  • Federal contractDefense · 200411!000277!5700!GR08 !afrl/mlkn Nonmetals Contracting !FA865004C5024 !a!n! !y! ! !20040810!20061202!026249487!026249487!026249487!N!ALLCOMP Inc !209 Puente Avenue !city Of Indust !CA!91746!13630!037!06!CITY Of Industry !los Angeles !CALIFORNIA!+000000475000!N!N!000000749997!AC11!RDTE/AIRCRAFT-BASIC Research !A2 !missile And Space Systems !000 !* !541710!E! !3! ! ! ! ! !999$750K
  • Federal contractDefense · 200309!000135!5700!GR14 !afrl/prkb Advanced Propulsion !F3361503C2337 !a!n! !n! !20030617!20050930!026249487!026249487!026249487!N!ALLCOMP Inc !209 Puente Avenue !city Of Indust !CA!91746!13630!037!06!CITY Of Industry !los Angeles !CALIFORNIA!+000000375000!N!N!000000749808!AC11!RDTE/AIRCRAFT-BASIC Research !A1B!AIRCRAFT Engines And Spares !3000!NOT Discernable Or Classified !541710!E! !3! ! ! ! ! !99990909!B$1.2M

Federal awards are summed by year (41 awards); hover a bar for the split. Form D reports securities sold, which can differ from an announced round; filings are numbered in the order they were made.

Standing among 61 peers

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Aerospace · Material

  • Federal grants#18 · top 30%

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What it has protected

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Checked: USPTO granted patents and published applications · Oct 23, 2026

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Sources

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