About Us
MATCorp’s founding team carries unique strengths: deep knowledge and understanding of the Federal applied R&D consortium marketspace; extensive experience in the bid & proposal and contracting requirements of that marketspace; and highly relevant and credible experience in consortium management.
The Federal applied R&D OTA consortium management market is growing, its growth rate is accelerating, and the current market shares of incumbent providers is forecast by leading consultants to decline. The decline is attributed to the inclination of the DoD to reach out to new technology communities as new applications of emerging technologies are required. DoD also has a desire to avoid being locked-in with incumbent providers, and therefore is inclined to go with a new provider if that provider has credibility. The market is big and open.
This region has strong bases of industry and manufacturing leadership compared to others. Critical industry sectors which will provide high-performing MATCorp member/subcontractors include defense and aerospace, bioscience, healthcare, energy, automotive, advanced materials, nanotechnologies, robotics, and logistics, along with telecom, data analytics, and IT. MATCorp success means tech company formation, tech company growth, capital formation, job creation, high per capita wages, and advancement of DEI initiatives within the innovation community in the region.
The MATCorp team has scoured both the Federal System for Award Management (www.sam.gov) and our Deltek GovWin system to identify OTA qualified consortium procurement opportunities over the next three years. Our team has inspected over 300 separate listings of authorized procurements in both systems. Our team qualified those listings against Federal agency R&D trends, bid timing, contract types, technology requirements, matching the regions strengths and assets, and likely competition. Further, we asked each of our Business Advisory Council experts to inspect the qualified short list for their reaction and advice.
Mission
To reliably provide operational prototypes for Federal clients by building networks of innovative technology providers. To generate R&D funding for technology providers through the capture and management of Federal contracts, thereby advancing regional, technology-based economic development.

