Funded mission execution
Active federally funded development across USMC, NAVSEA, and ONR programs.
From molecule to mission
We build chemistry, delivery hardware, and performance validation as one integrated path — from early formulation through prototype demonstration — for controlled material effects, composite tooling, and warfighter recovery systems. Sponsors evaluate prototype hardware, measured performance, and program-ready data built around funded mission needs.
Materials are the differentiator. Systems are the product.
MacroVation, LLC is the federal contracting entity for defense and dual-use systems work, operating under NuvoNexus, LLC.
Each pathway is built around material behavior, delivery architecture, measured performance, and prototype system output.
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Rapid-forming tooling and prototype hardware for programs where geometry, surface quality, dimensional control, and production speed drive system-level performance.
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Delivery architectures for controlled material effects at distance — integrating formulation, flow behavior, dispensing hardware, target interaction, and measured performance.
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Material-enabled systems supporting measurable warfighter recovery, performance restoration, and operational readiness outcomes.
MacroVation is executing active funded work with USMC, NAVSEA, and ONR across prototype hardware, delivery architectures, and material-enabled systems. Public summaries remain high-level; detailed scope is shared under NDA with qualified government and prime-contractor partners.
View active programsMacroVation’s Fairlawn engineering facility supports formulation, materials preparation, prototype fabrication, test-fixture development, characterization, and performance validation under one roof. That allows material chemistry, hardware, and test data to evolve together rather than through disconnected development chains.
Active federally funded development across USMC, NAVSEA, and ONR programs.
Formulation, characterization, prototype hardware, test fixtures, and validation developed as one engineering loop.
Programs are driven by sponsor-defined requirements and supported by prototype hardware and test data.
Leadership experience includes DARPA Phase I–III execution, 125+ issued patents, and two prior technology-company transitions to strategic acquirers.
MacroVation combines deep-tech company building and defense-program transition experience with hands-on materials, formulation, laboratory, and prototype-system engineering. The core team is supported by government-contract operations, compliance, and specialist technical and defense-transition advisors.
MacroVation is structured around the path from material discovery through prototype hardware, measured validation, sponsor demonstration, and eventual manufacturing or field transition.
MacroVation works with government program offices, defense primes, platform integrators, research partners, and manufacturing partners on funded development and transition opportunities.
Each entity in the platform has a specific role. Being clear about the boundary between them is part of how it operates.