INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC TECHNOLOGIES INC

Dublin, VA · Aerospace · Private

Additive manufacturing of hydrogen-rich polymer-regolith composite materials for radiation-shielding structural habitat components on extraterrestrial surfaces

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Updated Oct 23, 2026

Sector: Aerospace
Headquarters: Dublin, VA
Total capital: $6.9M

Federal grants: $2.9M; 6 awards · 2015–2022; Rank in peer group#46 of 61
Private capital raised: None on recordNo Form D filings on SEC EDGAR. Some raises are not filed.
Federal contracts: $4M; 12 awards · NASA; Rank in Aerospace#377 of 1335
Granted patents: None on recordNo USPTO grants. Applications publish after 18 months.

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Latest events

Jul 2022Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Additive Manufacturing of Hydrogen-rich Polymer-Regolith Composites for Radiation-Shielding Habitat Materials$150K
Jul 2020Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Measurement of Advanced Radiation-Shielding Materials for Deployment on MISSE-FF$750K
Aug 2019Federal contractNASA · International Scientific Technologies, Inc. Proposes To Develop An Active-monitoring Experimental Package For Use On The Misse-ff Platform.$125K
Sep 2017Federal grantDefense · Phase II · Polyoxometalate/Graphene Gas Sensor Coupled with Infrared Motion Detector for Human Proximity Sensor Array$993K
Apr 2016Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Hydrogenous Polymer-Regolith Composites for Radiation-Shielding Materials$750K
Sep 2015Federal grantDefense · Phase I · Polyoxometalate/Graphene Gas Sensor Coupled with Infrared Motion Detector for Human Proximity Sensor Array$150K
Jun 2015Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Hydrogen-rich Interpenetrating Polymer Networks for Radiation-Shield Structures$125K

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Jul 2013Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf In Sub-topic O3.04, NASA Has Identified A Need For Control Of Material Degradation To Extend The Life And Reduce The Life-cycle Costs Of Piping Systems Subject To Microbial Influenced Corrosion In The Presence Of Untreated Or Brackish Water. The Corrosion Mechanisms Of Greatest Interest Are Salt And Acid Attack Due To Exposure To Brackish And Untreated Waters. International Scientific Technologies, Inc., In Conjunction With Ferrum College, Proposes The Development Of A Protective Ba$700K
Jan 2013Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf - In Subtopic X11.01, NASA Has Identified The Need To Develop Advanced Radiation-shielding Materials And Systems To Protect Humans From The Hazards Of Space Radiation During NASA Missions. The Radiation Components Of Interest Include Protons, Alpha Particles And Heavy Ions From Galactic Cosmic Rays, Protons And Other Ions From Solar Particle Events, High Energy Electrons And Neutrons, And High-energy Electromagnetic Radiation. International Scientific Technologies, Inc., In Conju$700K
Feb 2012Federal contractNASA · In Subtopic X11.01, NASA Has Identified The Need To Develop Advanced Radiation-shielding Materials And Systems To Protect Humans From The Hazards Of Space Radiation During NASA Missions. The Radiation Components Of Interest Include Protons, Alpha Particles And Heavy Ions From Galactic Cosmic Rays, Protons And Other Ions From Solar Particle Events, And High Energy Electrons And Neutrons. International Scientific Technologies, Inc., In Conjunction With The College Of William And Mary, Proposes To $125K
Feb 2012Federal contractNASA · In Sub-topic O3.04, NASA Has Identified A Need For Control Of Material Degradation To Extend The Life And Reduce The Life-cycle Costs Of Piping Systems Subject To Microbial Influenced Corrosion In The Presence Of Untreated Or Brackish Water. The Corrosion Mechanisms Of Greatest Interest Are Salt And Acid Attack Due To Exposure To Brackish Or Untreated Waters And Bacteria, Fungi, And Archaea. International Scientific Technologies, Inc., In Conjunction With Ferrum College, Proposes The Development$125K
Jun 2011Federal contractNASA · In Sub-topic X4.01, NASA Has Identified A Need For Advanced Radiation-shielding Materials And Structures To Protect Humans From The Hazards Of Galactic Cosmic Radiation (gcr) And Solar Energetic Particles (sep) On Long-duration Missions, Outside The Earth's Magnetosphere. The Radiation Species Of Greatest Interest Are Light Ions (particularly Protons), Heavy Ions (such As IRON-56) And Neutrons. International Scientific Technologies, Inc., In Conjunction With The College Of William And Mary, In I$600K
Feb 2011Federal contractNASA · In Sub-topic T8.02, NASA Has Identified A Need For Improved Circuit Boards To Mitigate The Hazards Of Internal Electrostatic Discharge (iesd) On Missions Where High Energy Electrons May Lead To Internal Electrostatic Discharge-based Failure. The Proposed STTR Program Will Transition Polymer Technology Developed At The Research Institution, The College Of William And Mary, To NASA Programs And To The Private Sector Through The Aegis Of The Small Business, International Scientific Technologies, In$100K
Jan 2010Federal contractNASA · In Sub-topic X4.01, NASA Has Identified A Need For Advanced Radiation-shielding Materials And Structures To Protect Humans From The Hazards Of Galactic Cosmic Radiation (gcr) On Long-duration Lunar Missions. The Radiation Species Of Greatest Interest Are Light Ions (particularly Protons), Heavy Ions (such As IRON-56) And Neutrons. International Scientific Technologies, Inc., In Conjunction With The College Of William And Mary, Proposes The Development Of Lightweight, Multi-layered, Polymeric Shi$100K
Jan 2009Federal contractNASA · Hydrogen-rich, Multifunctional Polymeric Nanocomposites For Radiation Shielding NASA Has Identified The Need For Development Of Technologies To Support Lunar Lander And Lunar Habitats Programs And For Transfer Of Relevant Technology To Crew Exploration Vehicle And Crew Launch Vehicle Programs, Including Revolutionary Advances In Shielding Materials To Protect Humans From The Hazards Of Space Radiation. To Address This Need And In Response To NASA Subtopic X6.03, International Scientific Technol$600K
Jan 2008Federal contractNASA · Hydrogen-rich, Multifunctional Polymeric Nanocomposites For Radiation Shielding$100K
Nov 2007Federal contractNASA · Sap Purchase Requisition: 4200228113 SBIR Phase II Award Entitled Multifunctional Polymers Incorporating High-z Neutron-capture Nanoparticles Technical Abstract (limit 2000 Characters, Approximately 200 Words) NASA Has Identified The Need To Develop Lightweight Structures To Support Lunar Lander And Lunar Habitat Programs And For The Transfer Of Relevant Technology To The Crew Exploration Vehicle And Crew Launch Vehicle Programs. Further, NASA Called For Revolutionary Advances In Radiation Shie$600K
Jan 2007Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase I, Multifunctional Polymers Incorporating High Z Neutron Capture Nanoparticles$100K

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

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Regulatory activity · Aerospace

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06 Jul 2026Nondiscrimination in Federally Assisted Programs of NASA-Effectuation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964National Aeronautics and Space Administration
01 Jul 2026Special Conditions: AMAC Aerospace, The Boeing Company Model 747- 8 Airplane; Side-Facing SeatsFederal Aviation Administration
26 Jun 2026Standard Instrument Approach Procedures, and Takeoff Minimums and Obstacle Departure Procedures; Miscellaneous AmendmentsFederal Aviation Administration
23 Jun 2026Operating Limitations at John F. Kennedy International AirportFederal Aviation Administration
23 Jun 2026Operating Limitations at New York LaGuardia AirportFederal Aviation Administration
18 Jun 2026Special Conditions: Honeywell Aerospace US LLC, Dassault Aviation Model Falcon 900EX Airplane; Electronic System Security Protection From Unauthorized External AccessFederal Aviation Administration

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