Founded in 2015, GreyCliff Industries is a privately owned, veteran-owned small business rooted in the Dayton, Ohio area. Its small engineering operation develops open-architecture technology for defense, NASA, and dual-use civil customers, with field experience that includes commanding a BOATIE unmanned surface vehicle over a 900-mile satellite link. GreyCliff works from a 2,500-square-foot facility with in-house prototyping, RF testing, and CNC capability.
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CyberWolf Technologies LLCFounded in Maryland in 2014 by engineer Glenn R. Beach, CyberWolf Technologies develops defense, intelligence and unmanned-aircraft solutions for U.S. government agencies. The small business draws on Beach’s more than 47 years in aerospace and national-defense programs, including work on airborne surveillance, tactical UAS and submarine communications, while also supporting emerging space missions and TAA-compliant computer systems.EASTON, MD
ProtoBoxFounded in 2000, ProtoBox is a Dayton technology company known for supporting high-stakes aerospace and defense work with research-grade simulation systems. The certified Veteran-Owned Small Business draws on military training and real-world execution experience, with a cleared workforce serving government and commercial clients from concept through deployment.DAYTON, OH
NuWaves RF SolutionsFounded in 2000 by what it calls a group of patriots, NuWaves RF Solutions is a veteran-owned small business serving defense and aerospace customers from Middletown, Ohio. The company is known for miniature RF expertise and takes projects from concept through production, with an AS9100:2016 Rev D-certified quality system supporting high-reliability work.MIDDLETOWN, OH
Graywacke, LLCFounded by twin brothers Scott and Mark Huffman in a central Ohio chicken coop in 1999, Graywacke designs and manufactures rugged portable power equipment, NATO cables, and custom connectivity solutions for military users. The company remains in Lexington, Ohio, where it operates from a 33,000-square-foot facility and produces its products in the United States. Its small-batch production and custom design work grew from an original Marine Corps project to replace expensive disposable radio batteries.LEXINGTON, OH