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National Security Technology Accelerator

Public charity
DBA: % ASHLEY KIMBROUGH DIR OF ACCOUNT
Other · CRANE, IN · EIN 82-5338732

About

The National Security Technology Accelerator (NSTXL) is a nonprofit organization that facilitates collaboration between government, industry, and academia to accelerate the development of national security technologies. NSTXL serves as the consortium manager for multiple Other Transaction Authority (OTA) agreements, which enable federal agencies to engage non-traditional contractors outside the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) process. NSTXL identifies government technology needs, refines problem statements, and connects agencies with commercial and non-defense innovators to deliver cost-effective and timely solutions. The organization manages projects through all phases of development, testing, and fielding in support of the nation's defense mission.

In care of Ashley Kimbrough DIR of Account

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Category
Other
Employees
27
Volunteers
3

Financial Snapshot

FY ending 2024-12-31
Revenue
$38.2M
Expenses
$41.8M
Assets
$914.8M
Liabilities
$922.3M

Financial history

$41.8M$20.9M$0
18192021222324
RevenueExpenses
Latest FY2024: $38.2M · Avg: $16.4M
NATIONAL SECURITY TECHNOLOGY ACCELERATOR
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Address

14051 SGM GENE SHAW TECH DR C 146
Crane, IN, 47522-000

Governance

Voting board members4
Independent members3
Conflict-of-interest policyNo
Whistleblower policyNo
Doc-retention policyNo
Audit committeeYes
990 reviewed by boardNo

Compensation practices

Severance paymentsNo
Equity-based compNo
Supplemental retirement planNo
Initial contract exceptionNo
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