Carbon Carbon Advanced Technologies, Inc.

Arlington, TX · Aerospace · Private

Carbon-carbon composite materials manufactured via Polymer Infiltration and Pyrolysis (PIP) for aerospace applications

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Sector
Aerospace
Headquarters
Arlington, TX
Total capital
$39.3M
Federal grants
$6.2M
4 awards · 2023–2026
Rank in peer group#20 of 61
Private capital raised
None on recordNo Form D filings on SEC EDGAR. Some raises are not filed.
Federal contracts
$33.1M
32 awards · NASA, Defense
Rank in Aerospace#109 of 1335
Granted patents
None on recordNo USPTO grants. Applications publish after 18 months.

Capital timeline

200620102014201820222026FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $39.3M$6.9M$8.5M$2.5M$2.8M$2.8M
200620102014201820222026FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $39.3M$6.9M$8.5M$2.8M$2.8M

Latest events

  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · STTR Phase Ii:carbon-carbon Advanced Technologies, Inc. Proporsal Title:sic-modified Advanced Carbon-carbon (acc) For Unified Hypersonic Aeroshell Thermal Protection Proposal #:L2S-0096$2M
  • Federal contractDefense · STTR Phase Ii:carbon-carbon Advanced Technologies, Inc. Proporsal Title:sic-modified Advanced Carbon-carbon (acc) For Unified Hypersonic Aeroshell Thermal Protection Proposal #:L2S-0096$2M
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · 873AUTHORITY$900K
  • Federal contractDefense · 873AUTHORITY$900K
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · Sbir/sttr Direct To Phase II R&d Design And Manufacture Of A Prototype Hypersonic Glide Vehicle Target Using C-cat Acc Materials$2.8M
  • Federal contractDefense · Sbir/sttr Direct To Phase II R&d Design And Manufacture Of A Prototype Hypersonic Glide Vehicle Target Using C-cat Acc Materials$2.8M
  • Federal contractNASA · C C And C Sic Composite Test Coupons$53K
Show 29 earlier federal awards
  • Federal contractDefense · C-cat Proposal "identification And Qualification Of Domestic Carbon Fibers Relevant To Current Hypersonic Weapon Production Efforts"$1M
  • Federal grantDefense · Phase II · Accelerated Processing with Geometry-Specific Pyrolysis Heating Profiles for Production of C-C Hot Structures$500K
  • Federal contractDefense · Accelerated Processing With Geometry-specific Pyrolysis Heating Profiles For Production Of C-c Hot Structures$2.1M
  • Federal contractDefense · Affordable Thermal Protection System To Achieve Capacity Key Performance Parameters (attack) Project$2.5M
  • Federal contractDefense · Acc Enhanced With Ceramic Matrix Via Reactive Melt Infiltration For Scramjet Duct Applications$1.2M
  • Federal contractNASA · One Year Storage Rental And Four 1 Year Options$12K
  • Federal contractDefense · Carbon-carbon Material Producibility Manufacturing$8.5M
  • Federal contractNASA · 1. The Contractor Shall Design And Fabricate The Necessary Tooling Set Required To Produce The Nozzle Extension And Meet The Dimensions Of The Design. 2. Fabricate Nozzle Extension With Sic-enhanced Processing To ACC-6 With Dimensions According To MER02180-001. 3. The Final Machined Dimensions Shall Meet The Tolerances And Dimensioning Provided In Drawing MER02180-001. 4. Msfc Shall Provide A Model And Drawings Of MER02180-001 Upon Request. 5. The Nozzle Extension Shall Be Delivered To Marshall $72K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf The Innovation Proposed Here Is The Development Of An Integrally Stiffened Stitched Composite Structure That Is Capable Of Operating Within Extreme Thermal Environments Similar To Those Encountered By Atmospheric Reentry Vehicles. Such Temperature Extremes And Challenging Structural Weight Goals Will Necessitate The Use Of Advanced Composite Material Systems That Can Also Be Assimilated Into Structurally Efficient Hot Structure Architectures That Are Damage Tolerant, Lightweight,$123K
  • Federal contractNASA · 2K Hotfire Subscale Carbon-carbon Nozzle Extensions$52K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Storage Of The Falcon Aeroshell$15K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Development Of Flat Panels, Falcon Keel Sections$16K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Lower Cost, Higher Performing Nozzle. This Effort, Conducted Under The Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Commercial Readiness Program (crp) Is Focused On Maturing The Technology Of A 2-D Carbon-carbon Nozzle Extension, With Application To An Aerojet Rocketdyne RL10 Engine.$1.3M
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf XS-1$247K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Test Coupons Coated With High Melt Coating For Evaluation And Comparison$10K
  • Federal contractNASA · Leading Edge Test Coupons$15K
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf - SBIR Ph II$1.5M
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf The Purpose Of This Request For Quote Is To Provide The Supporting Tooling Abd Manufacture A Subscale Carbon-carbon Nozzle Extension Under A SBIR Ph III Award.$118K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Advanced Carbon-carbon Rib Development For The Adaptive Deployable Entry And Placement Technology (adept) Project At NASA Ames Research Center.$93K
  • Federal contractNASA · Carbon-carbon Test Panels$21K
  • Federal contractDefense · Leading Edge Arc Jet Specimen$118K
  • Federal contractNASA · The NASA Office Of The Chief Technologist (oct) Has Identified A "carbon-carbon Nozzle (domestic Source)" As A "top Technical Challenge" In The 2011-2016 Timeframe In The "launch Propulsion Systems Roadmap" Document. This Program, By Utilizing A Demonstrably Capable Team With A Deep History In The Manufacture, Testing, And Analysis Of C/c Materials, Will Address This Need By Developing A Lyocell C/c Composite System Aimed At The Need For A Composite J2X Nozzle Extension. The Proposed Lyocell Bas$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · The High Melt Coating System Is Applied To A Carbon-carbon Structure And Embeds Hfc, ZRB2 In The Outer Layers. Acc High Melt Builds On The Time Tested Base Material System Of T-300 Fibers, Impregnated With Phenolic Resin, Pyrolyzed, Densified, And Sic Conversion Coated For Phase 2, C-cat Proposes To Team With Pratt And Whitney Rocketdyne To Fully Develop High Melt Into A Material System That When Combined With The Appropriate Design Will Produce Nozzle Extensions For Future NASA Spacecraft. Pwr$592K
  • Federal contractDefense · Next Generation Thermal Protection Material Systems$601K
  • Federal contractNASA · Funding For C-cat Work On The Darpa/af Falcon Program$10K
  • Federal contractNASA · C-cat, Which Has Proven Carbon-carbon Fabrication Capabilities, Will Investigate Use Of ACC-6 High Melt Oxidation Protective System On Carbon-carbon For Use On The Cryogenic And Non-toxic Storable Propellant Space Engine Nozzle And Nozzle Extensions. ACC-6 High Melt Is A Carbon-carbon Coating Application That Embeds HFC,ZRB2 In The Outer Layers. This Material System Has Been Tested In Arc Jet Environment At Over 3000 Degrees F, For More Than 24 Minutes With Little To No Erosion. ACC-6 High Melt$99K
  • Federal contractDefense · Research And Development In The Physical, Engineering, And Life Sciences (except Biotechnology)$6.9M
  • Federal contractDefense · Funds$58K
  • Federal contractNASA · Carbon Carbon Test Coupons$5K

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Standing among 61 peers

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Aerospace · Material

  • Federal grants#20 · top 33%

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

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Sources

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