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PREDICTIVE SCIENCE INCORPORATED

San Diego, CA · Founded 2015 · Defense · Public

CORHEL-E: a time-dependent computational model of the solar corona and heliosphere that predicts solar energetic particle (SEP) connectivity and space weather hazards

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Sector
Defense
Headquarters
San Diego, CA
Founded
2015
Latest Form D
$5M, Jul 2015
Total capital
$23.3M
Federal grants
$4.4M
9 awards · 2016–2026
Rank in peer group#90 of 161
Private capital raised
$5M
1 Form D · last Jul 2015
135 months since last filing
Federal contracts
$13.9M
32 awards · NASA, Defense
Rank in Defense#342 of 1442
Granted patents
None on recordNo USPTO grants. Applications publish after 18 months.

Capital timeline

20092013201720212025FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $23.3M2009: $1.3M across 3 contracts$1.3M2010: $1.2M across 3 contracts2011: $2.1M across 3 contracts$2.1M2012: $699K across 4 contracts2013: $176K across 1 contract2014: $2.3M across 2 contracts$2.3M2015: $125K across 1 contract2016: $742K across 1 grant2018: $225K across 2 contracts2019: $875K across 2 grants · $1.2M across 4 contracts$2.1M2020: $125K across 1 grant · $1.2M across 2 contracts2022: $180K across 1 contract2024: $149K across 1 grant · $627K across 2 contracts2025: $999K across 2 grants · $999K across 2 contracts$2M2026: $1.5M across 2 grants · $1.5M across 2 contracts$3M1st Form D$5M
20092013201720212025FEDERAL ↑EQUITY ↓Cumulative $23.3M2009: $1.3M across 3 contracts2010: $1.2M across 3 contracts2011: $2.1M across 3 contracts$2.1M2012: $699K across 4 contracts2013: $176K across 1 contract2014: $2.3M across 2 contracts$2.3M2015: $125K across 1 contract2016: $742K across 1 grant2018: $225K across 2 contracts2019: $875K across 2 grants · $1.2M across 4 contracts$2.1M2020: $125K across 1 grant · $1.2M across 2 contracts2022: $180K across 1 contract2024: $149K across 1 grant · $627K across 2 contracts2025: $999K across 2 grants · $999K across 2 contracts2026: $1.5M across 2 grants · $1.5M across 2 contracts$3M1st Form D$5M

Latest events

  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Phase II SBIR$1.3M
  • Federal contractNASA · Phase II SBIR$1.3M
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase I Flarefirst: A Real-time Tool For Solar Flare Prediction$225K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · SBIR Phase I Flarefirst: A Real-time Tool For Solar Flare Prediction$225K
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR I Improved Probabilistic Forecasts Of Solar Energetic Particles With Magpy$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · SBIR I Improved Probabilistic Forecasts Of Solar Energetic Particles With Magpy$150K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · SBIR Phase II 80NSSC25C0063 An Advanced Surface Flux Transport Model For Space Weather$849K
  • Private capital raisedForm D · SEC · 1st filing$5M
Show 34 earlier federal awards
  • Federal contractNASA · SBIR Phase II 80NSSC25C0063 An Advanced Surface Flux Transport Model For Space Weather$849K
  • Federal contractDefense · Modeling And Analysis Support For Wispr And Solohi. Baa Contract To Predictive Science Inc.$478K
  • Federal contractNASA · FY24 SBIR Phase I- An Advanced Surface Flux Transport Model For Space Weather$149K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · FY24 SBIR Phase I- An Advanced Surface Flux Transport Model For Space Weather$149K
  • Federal contractNASA · EO14042 P3 An Extensible Tool For Estimating Space Weather Benchmarks$180K
  • Federal contractNASA · NASA Amazon Web Services, And Gpu Porting$243K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · Time-Dependent Connectivity Mapping of the Solar Magnetic Field$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · An Extensible Tool For Estimating Space Weather Benchmarks$929K
  • Federal contractDefense · Baa FA9453-19-S-001, Call 003 - D-region Absorption Models And Associated Solar Drivers And Tools$200K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase I · GPU-Scceleration of the CORona-HELiosphere Solar Wind and CME Modeling Suite$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · An Extensible Tool For Estimating Space Weather Benchmarks$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Gpu Implementation Of Corhel$59K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · Interactive Tool for Modeling Multiple Solar Eruptions$750K
  • Federal contractDefense · 76-8022-19 Modeling And Analysis Simulation Support$865K
  • Federal contractNASA · The Procurement Is For A Phase Ii?x Project, Whose Goal Is To Significantly Improve And Extend Stat (spe (solar Particle Event) Threat Assessment Tool) By Improving The Robustness Of Stat For Event Simulation, Then Modeling Selected Events To Characterize The Likely Range Of Behavior Of Future Events. Solar Particle Events (spes) Represent A Major Radiation Hazard For Extravehicular Maneuvers By Astronauts In Earth Orbit, And For Eventual Manned Interplanetary Space Travel. They Can Also Harm AI$100K
  • Federal contractNASA · Coronal Mass Ejections (cmes) Are Huge Explosions That Propel Plasma And Magnetic Field Away From The Sun. They Are Believed To Be The Primary Cause Of Major Geomagnetic Storms. Predicting In Advance Whether Observed Cmes Hit The Earth And Carry Geo-effective Magnetic Fields Is A Long-term Priority For The Ccmc Located At NASA S Goddard Space Flight Center And Other Groups Within NASA As Well. Such Predictions Are Very Challenging, And Magnetohydrodynamic (mhd) Simulations Are Considered As The $125K
  • Federal grantNASA · Phase II · A Coupled System for Predicting SPE Fluxes$742K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Solar Particle Events (spes) Represent A Major Hazard For Extravehicular Maneuvers By Astronauts In Earth Orbit, And For Eventual Manned Interplanetary Space Travel. They Can Also Harm Aircraft Avionics, Communication And Navigation. We Propose To Develop A System To Aid Forecasters In The Prediction Of Such Events, And In The Identification/lengthening Of "all Clear" Time Periods When There Is A Low Probability Of Such Events Occurring. The System Leverages Three Recently Developed$125K
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf Understanding And Predicting The Geoeffectiveness Of Coronal Mass Ejections$1.6M
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Nra Proposal Title: Investigating The Origin And Evolution Of Magnetic Flux Ropes In The Heliosphere A Targeted Science Team Will Attack The Living With A Star Focused Science Topic "flux Ropes From The Sun To The Heliosphere." The Contractor's Interdisciplinary Team Will Address The Fundamental Aspects Of Flux Rope Formation And Evolution, Including The Emergence Of Magnetic Flux From The Solar Interior, The Formation Of Flux Ropes In The Solar Atmosphere, Their Eventual Eruption$693K
  • Federal contractDefense · Igf::ot::igf 76-8048-13 Research And Development$176K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Other Functions Research Proposal: A Search For Rising Magnetic Flux Concentrations. This Study Will Provide A Comprehensive Systematic Study Of Sympathetic Eruptions (several Individual Eruptions That Occur Almost Simultaneously At Different Locations On The Sun) By Combining Numerical Simulations, Techniques For Topological Analysis, And High-cadence Multi-wavelength Observations From Solar Dynamics Observatory (sdo) And Stereo To Tackle The Longstanding Problem Of Sympathetic $329K
  • Federal contractNASA · Igf::ot::igf Other Functions Nra Award, Proposal Title : From Sun To Ice: A Cross-disciplinary Workshop On The Causes And Consequences Of Extreme Solar Events Extreme Solar Eruptive Events, While Rare, Can Have Monumental Effects All The Way From The Sun To Earth's Polar Ice Caps. They Have Been Implicated In The Depletion Of Ozone And Cloud Formation, And Their Occurrence Can Be Seen Directly In Ice Core Records Spanning More Than 400 Years Into The Past. Their Effects At Other Planets, And Els$120K
  • Federal contractNASA · Coronal Mass Ejections (cmes) Are Responsible For Some Of The Most Severe Space Weather At Earth. Major Geomagnetic Storms Arise When Cmes Carry Large Amounts Of Magnetic Flux As They Propagate In The Solar Wind. If These Magnetic Fields Have A Southward Orientation (oppositely Directed To The Magnetic Field At The Earth's Magnetopause), They Can Cause A Geomagnetic Storm. Predicting In Advance Whether Observed Cmes Will Carry Geoeffective Magnetic Fields Is A Long-term Priority For The Ccmc At $125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Solar Particle Events (spes) Represent A Major Hazard For Extravehicular Maneuvers By Astronauts In Earth Orbit, And For Eventual Manned Interplanetary Space Travel. We Propose To Develop A System To Aid Forecasters In The Prediction Of Such Events, And In The Identification Of ``all Clear'' Time Periods When There Is A Low Probability Of Such Events Occurring. The System Combines Empirical Assessments With Physics-based Models By Leveraging Three Recently Developed Technologies: A Tool For Fore$125K
  • Federal contractNASA · Research Effort Titled, "the Structure And Dynamics Of The Solar Corona And Inner Heliosphere." The Contractor Shall Conduct A Three-year Program To Study The Structure And Dynamics Of The Solar Corona And Inner Heliosphere. Psi Will Use The Magnetohydrodynamic (mhd) Equations, Extended To Include Important Energy Transport Processes, To Evaluate A New Wave-turbulence-driven Model For Coronal Heating And Solar Wind Acceleration, Using A Formulation That Naturally Includes Different Physical Proc$1.2M
  • Federal contractDefense · Incrementally Funded Contract$518K
  • Federal contractNASA · Current Global Mhd Models Of Cmes In The Heliosphere (icmes), While Being Able To Reproduce The Basic Features Of Their Evolution, Fail To Capture A Wide Range Of Interesting Phenomena. For Example, How And When Do Icmes Interact With One Another? When, Or Do They Merge To Form Complex Ejecta? What Is The Relationship Between Icmes, Magnetic Clouds And Complex Ejecta? How Do Icmes Modify The Underlying Ambient Structure And How Does The Ambient Solar Wind Deform The Icme? How Do Cme-driven Shock$360K
  • Federal contractNASA · NASA Research Award Entitled: Using A Sophisticated Mhd Model To Improve Prediction Of Cme Initiation And Propagation We Propose To Use A Sophisticated Magnetohydrodynamic (mhd) Model To Improve Our Understanding Of Cme Initiation And Propagation. Our Proposed Modeling Will Focus On Performing Detailed Cme "event Studies," In Which We Will Use Detailed Observations As Inputs To The Model, Including Observed Magnetic Fields. From The Model We Will Produce Simulated Outputs That Can Be Directly C$631K
  • Federal contractNASA · We Propose A Detailed Investigation Aimed At Understanding The Origins Of A Number Of The Unique Features Of The Minimum Of Solar Cycle 24. We Will Use A Three-dimensional, Time-dependant Mhd Model To Compute Global Solutions Of The Solar Corona And Heliosphere, Which Will Allow US To Interpret And Connect Remote Solar Observations With In Situ Measurements.$450K
  • Federal contractDefense · 76-0013-10 3D Mhd Modeling In Support Of Secchi$71K
  • Federal contractNASA · A Key Goal Of Nasa's Heliophysics Program Is To Understand The Complex Behavior Of The Sun And Its Influence On The Inner Heliosphere. We Propose A Three-year Program To Study The Structure And Dynamics Of The Solar Corona And Inner Heliosphere. Our Methodology Centers On Computations Of The Magnetohydrodynamic (mhd) Equations, Extended To Include Important Energy Transport Processes. Specifically, We Will: - Incorporate The Microphysics Of Coronal Heating And Solar Wind Acceleration Into Active$855K
  • Federal contractDefense · 76-0067-09 Baa Award With Total Base And Option 1 Fuding$120K
  • Federal contractNASA · The Contractor Shall Provide Future Missions Radiation Climantology Support To The Office Of Chief Engineer In Accordance With The Attached Statement Of Work.$366K

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.

Federal first

75months

from PREDICTIVE SCIENCE INCORPORATED’s first federal award to its first private round.

First federal award · Apr 2009
NASA · $366K
First Form D · Jul 2015
$5M · 1st Form D
Awards before first raise
17 awards

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Standing among 161 peers

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Founders and team

From SEC Form D filings
  • Ryan HawsExecutive OfficerNamed in SEC Form D filings
  • Steven TedjamuliaExecutive Officer, Director, PromoterNamed in SEC Form D filings

What it has protected

No granted patents are on record.

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

Related companies, and why

Regulatory activity · Defense

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Sources

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