WHITE ROOM, LLC

WHITE ROOM, LLC specializes in advanced research and development focused on the ballistic performance of transparent armor systems, particularly glass-based laminate architectures. Their technical expertise lies in characterizing novel phenomena in material response under high-velocity impact, enabling the optimization of optical clarity, weight efficiency, and threat mitigation in defense-grade protective systems. The company applies rigorous experimental methodologies, materials characterization techniques, and ballistic testing protocols to identify performance thresholds and failure modes in multi-layered transparent armor, bridging laboratory findings with operational field requirements. Their differentiation stems from a deep focus on phenomenological analysis—uncovering previously unreported behaviors in transparent materials under extreme conditions—positioning them as a niche innovator in non-traditional armor development. The contractor has delivered research services exclusively to the Department of Defense, where their work supports next-generation soldier protection systems and vehicle survivability programs. Their engagement reflects a mission-critical partnership centered on solving emergent material science challenges in armor technology, suggesting a trusted, high-acuity relationship with defense R&D entities focused on physical protection systems. Their primary NAICS code, 541715, reflects a specialized focus on applied physical and engineering sciences research, specifically excluding biotechnology and nanotechnology, indicating a deliberate emphasis on macro-scale material behavior, structural dynamics, and mechanical testing. This positions them within the defense materials innovation ecosystem, serving as a technical contractor for advanced prototyping and performance validation. WHITE ROOM, LLC is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business structured as a 2L entity, headquartered in Cooper City, Florida. Their certification underscores a commitment to veteran-led innovation in national security technologies, and their geographic presence supports access to DoD test facilities and defense R&D corridors along the southeastern U.S. coast.