A -- MEMS-Integrated Nanostructures

Sandia National Laboratories is seeking industry partners through its Entrepreneur in Residence program to collaborate on the development and commercialization of advanced MEMS-integrated nanostructure technologies. These technologies combine active optics with nano-components and hold potential for applications such as advanced sensors. Sandia aims to establish Cooperative Research & Development Agreements (CRADAs) or commercial licensing arrangements, which may include funding contributions to the laboratory and exclusive licensing rights based on the specific business case. Ideal partners should have a demonstrated track record in maturing early-stage technologies into market-ready products, relevant technical expertise, strong financial stability, effective management, and the capability to manufacture products within the United States. The solicitation invites interested parties to express their interest by contacting the specified administrator with details about their preferred technology focus. The opportunity is categorized under the NAICS code 334413, related to semiconductor and other electronic component manufacturing, emphasizing innovation in microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) integrated with nanostructures. Sandia is focused on fostering partnerships that leverage industry strengths to bring cutting-edge technologies to market while supporting U.S.-based production.