99 -- Gas-Phase MicroChemLab

Sandia National Laboratories is seeking partners interested in further developing and commercializing its Gas-Phase MicroChemLab technology, which is designed for the analysis and detection of chemical vapors across various national security and industrial applications. Potential collaboration opportunities include Cooperative Research & Development Agreements (CRADAs) or commercial licenses, with CRADAs expected to involve funding contributions to the labs, and licensing options potentially offering exclusive rights within specific fields of use. The ideal partners should demonstrate strong experience in bringing immature technologies to market-driven products, possess relevant technical expertise, be financially stable, well-managed, and capable of manufacturing products within the United States. The technology encompasses components for sample collection, separation, and detection, alongside engineered systems, subsystems, and associated chemical materials and coating methods. Intellectual property includes copyrighted software for data analysis, patent applications, and issued patents. Interested parties are encouraged to express their interest by contacting the administration representative, specifying the technology area of interest. This initiative emphasizes Sandia’s intent to collaborate strategically to accelerate the commercialization and practical application of this advanced chemical vapor detection technology.