Direct answers about what MacroVation does, who funds its work, where it operates, and how to start a program discussion.
MacroVation, LLC builds hardware-and-chemistry systems for U.S. defense missions. It develops chemistry, delivery hardware, and performance validation as one integrated path, from early formulation through prototype demonstration, across three pathways: composite tooling systems, controlled material-effect delivery systems, and warfighter recovery and performance restoration systems.
MacroVation is executing active, federally funded work with the U.S. Marine Corps (USMC), Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA), and the Office of Naval Research (ONR) across four active SBIR/STTR programs. It was selected for the 2026–2027 Navy SBIR Transition Program cohort to advance its Navy SBIR Phase II non-lethal biofoam technology toward field-deployable capability.
MacroVation operates a 9,000 sq. ft. engineering facility at 7586 Old Peppers Ferry Loop, Fairlawn, Virginia 24141. The facility supports formulation, materials preparation, prototype fabrication, test-fixture development, characterization, and performance validation under one roof.
Yes. MacroVation, LLC is registered in SAM.gov (UEI Q1GBFGYNXWV7, CAGE 9N2D7) and is the federal contracting entity for defense and dual-use systems work within NuvoNexus, LLC.
David Sherrer is President and CEO (founder of Nuvotronics, acquired by Cubic in 2019, and ACT MicroDevices / Haleos, acquired by Rohm and Haas Electronic Materials in 2002; 125+ patents). Larry E. Luster, Ph.D. is Lead Engineer, Materials and Formulation. Sam Peltier is Director, Program Operations. Patricia Simmers is Controller and Compliance.
Email [email protected] or call +1 321-350-6886. MacroVation works with government program offices, defense primes, platform integrators, research partners, and manufacturing partners. Public program summaries are high-level; detailed scope is shared under NDA with qualified government and prime-contractor partners.
