The Boeing Company
The Boeing Company, operating as Boeing STL Site FCL Division, is a major aerospace and defense contractor providing a wide range of products and services to the U.S. federal government. As one of the world's largest aerospace companies, Boeing designs, manufactures, and sells airplanes, rotorcraft, rockets, satellites, telecommunications equipment, and missiles worldwide. For the U.S. government, Boeing offers advanced military aircraft, defense systems, space systems, cybersecurity solutions, and support services. The company's expertise spans air, land, sea, space, and cyber domains, positioning it as a key supplier for various federal agencies, particularly within the Department of Defense.
Through its federal contract awards, Boeing has provided an extensive array of goods and services to government customers. These include combat survivor evader locator (CSEL) hand-held radios, radio set adapters, and maintenance services for the Air Force and Navy. The company has also supplied multimedia message manager (M3) maintenance support to the Army and communication training devices to the Air Force. Boeing has delivered specialized equipment such as anti-tamper systems, unmanned surface vehicles, and miscellaneous aircraft components to various defense agencies. Notable contract awards include a $49.7 million agreement with the Naval Sea Systems Command for DCP CCA first article and production units, and a $47.2 million contract with the Department of Defense Washington Headquarters Service for hypersonic missile development. Boeing frequently partners with subcontractors like Northrop Grumman, L3Harris Mustang Technology Group, and Jabil Inc. to fulfill these contracts. While most awards do not have set-aside designations, Boeing occasionally utilizes small business subcontractors for certain projects.
Regarding federal grant sub-awards, Boeing's involvement appears limited based on the provided information. The company participated in a grant sub-award related to a NASA-funded project at Florida State University. Boeing's role involved providing technical guidance and oversight for the safe incorporation of liquid hydrogen in commercial passenger aircraft and the integration of hydrogen-powered aircraft into a hybrid wing body platform. This sub-award demonstrates Boeing's expertise in advanced aerospace technologies and its collaboration with academic institutions on innovative research projects.
Boeing holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that enable various agencies to efficiently procure its products and services. The company was awarded a $499 million multiple-award Anti-Tamper IDIQ by the Air Force Materiel Command, running through 2034, for a broad range of aerospace and electronics systems. Boeing also secured a $5.37 million single-award IDC from the Naval Supply Systems Command for radio repair and upgrade services through 2026. The company participates in the GSA's ASTRO program with multiple $3.5 billion IDCs for platform-related services across air, land, sea, space, and cyber domains, valid until 2031. Additionally, Boeing holds a $982.1 million multiple-award IDIQ from the Naval Sea Systems Command for the Unmanned Surface Vehicle Family of Systems program, extending to 2030. Lastly, the company maintains a $147.7 million Multiple Award Schedule contract with GSA for various IT products and services, including handheld radios, maintenance, and commercial satellite communications solutions, serving diverse defense agencies through 2025.
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Not listed 6200 James S. McDonnell Blvd, Berkeley, MO 63134, USA
4/23/01 6/21/25 Raytheon Company
Raytheon Company, doing business as Raytheon, is a major aerospace and defense contractor that provides a wide range of advanced systems and services to the U.S. federal government. As one of the largest defense contractors in the world, Raytheon specializes in developing and manufacturing cutting-edge technologies for military and government customers. Their expertise spans multiple domains, including air, land, sea, space, and cyberspace. The company's core capabilities include radar systems, missile defense, electronic warfare, precision weapons, and cybersecurity solutions. Raytheon's innovative products and services are designed to support national security initiatives and provide critical capabilities to the U.S. military and its allies.
Through its federal contract awards, Raytheon has delivered an extensive array of products and services to government agencies. Notable examples include the development and production of advanced targeting systems like the Multi-Spectral Targeting System (MTS) for naval applications, electro-optical/infrared (EO/IR) systems for aircraft such as the HC/MC-130J, and various radar and electronic components for military platforms. The company has also provided engineering services, sustainment support, and logistics for programs like the Next Generation Standard Mission Processor (NEXTGEN SMP) and the Advanced Targeting Forward Looking Infrared (ATFLIR) system. Raytheon has received contracts from diverse agencies, including the Department of the Navy, Air Force, Army, and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA). While Raytheon primarily acts as a prime contractor, it also serves as a subcontractor on major defense programs, collaborating with other industry leaders like Boeing, Northrop Grumman, and General Atomics. The company's contract awards typically do not have set-aside designations, reflecting its status as a large business.
Raytheon holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) and Basic Ordering Agreements (BOAs) with federal agencies. Notable among these is a $499 million IDV awarded by the Air Force for the Anti-Tamper Executive Agent Field Program Office, enabling the delivery of specialized electronic components and defense solutions through 2034. The company also holds a $15 million multiple-award IDV from NASA's Ames Research Center for advanced research and development services, supporting aeronautics and space exploration programs. Other IDVs include a $48.7 million contract with the Naval Supply Systems Command for forward-looking infrared (FLIR) systems, and a $28.9 million single-award IDV from the U.S. Special Operations Command for contractor logistics support of the AN/ZSQ-2 Multi-spectral imaging system. These vehicles allow various agencies to issue task orders for a wide range of Raytheon's products and services, from cutting-edge research projects to ongoing sustainment and logistics support for critical defense systems.
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Not listed 2501 W University Dr, McKinney, TX 75071, USA
3/8/02 11/18/25 Battelle Memorial Institute
Battelle Memorial Institute, doing business as Battelle, is the world's largest independent nonprofit research and development organization. With over 20,000 employees globally, Battelle provides innovative solutions in national security, health, energy, and education sectors. As a nonprofit organization and manufacturer of goods, Battelle frequently provides research, engineering, testing, manufacturing, and information technology services to U.S. federal government agencies through prime and subcontract awards. The organization leverages its extensive scientific resources and technical capabilities across multiple research fields to address complex challenges for government and commercial clients.
Through prime federal contract awards, Battelle has provided the government with a wide range of goods and services across domains like defense, homeland security, health, energy, and transportation. Notable examples include delivering armored vehicles and integrated military systems to the United States Special Operations Command, developing chemical screening and nonclinical study services for the National Institutes of Health, manufacturing aircraft components like the Modular Aerial Spray System for the Department of the Air Force, supporting environmental programs like dredged material testing for the Army Corps of Engineers, and delivering research services for the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. Many contracts involve hardware development, laboratory testing, and technical research across chemical, biological, and engineering fields. Battelle serves as both a prime and subcontractor, frequently partnering with specialized manufacturers and technical consultants. Awards span contract types like definitive contracts, purchase orders, and delivery orders issued against IDIQ vehicles like OASIS and GSA Schedules. Few set-asides are specified on these awards issued by the Departments of Defense, Energy, Homeland Security, Health and Human Services, and other major federal agencies and offices.
On the grant side, Battelle has been awarded cooperative agreements by the Department of Energy to support carbon capture and storage technology initiatives, as well as Environmental Protection Agency project grants focused on environmental monitoring and remediation of critical minerals at mining sites. The National Science Foundation has issued cooperative agreements enabling Battelle to operate the National Ecological Observatory Network continental research platform and lead global collaborative networks advancing ecological drought research. These awards provide funding through federal programs like the DOE's Fossil Energy Research and Development, EPA's Consolidated Research/Training/Fellowships, and NSF's Biological Sciences for Battelle to conduct research, field studies, operational maintenance, training, and international partnership activities. Battelle frequently collaborates with universities and other research institutions on these federally-funded studies, combining complementary capabilities to advance scientific knowledge and develop new technologies with potential societal impact.
Battelle holds several major indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contracts providing a broad scope of research, development, testing, and technical support services. These include a $100 million contract for biological animal model and medical countermeasure development through the HHS Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority, a $149 million vehicle for manufacturing and nonclinical studies of neurological therapeutic biotechnology products under NIH, and a $100 million EPA contract for chemical screening, review, and evaluation. The Department of Homeland Security awarded Battelle a $95 million single-award IDIQ for research and developmental testing related to transportation security, while the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency issued an OT IDV valued at $32 million for initiatives like the Foundational Security for Food Systems program. Through these IDIQs, federal agencies gain flexible access to Battelle's extensive scientific resources and technical capabilities across a multitude of research fields.
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Not listed 505 King Ave, Columbus, OH 43201, USA
12/6/01 11/12/25 Lockheed Martin Corporation
Lockheed Martin Corporation, doing business as Lockheed Martin, is a leading global security and aerospace company providing advanced technology systems and services for defense and space sectors. The corporation develops, manufactures, and sustains aircraft, missiles, targeting sensors, launch systems, and other specialized hardware critical to national security.
Lockheed Martin has secured numerous prime federal contract awards from the Department of Defense, NASA, and other federal agencies to provide a wide array of products and services. Major programs include the F-35 Lightning, C-130 Hercules, and P-3 Orion aircraft; Hellfire missiles; Sniper targeting pods; Javelin anti-tank missiles; Joint Air-to-Surface Standoff Missile; Long Range Anti-Ship Missile systems; and space launch vehicles. Through indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles, the company has been awarded delivery orders for sustainment, upgrades, testing, logistics, production engineering, obsolescence redesigns, and other services across these programs. Key subcontractors often tapped by Lockheed Martin include avionics, electronics, optics, fuel, and materials providers. Most prime contracts held by Lockheed Martin do not utilize set-aside designations.
Lockheed Martin currently holds several single-award IDIQ contracts facilitating task order awards across core capability areas. These include a $945 million vehicle for sustainment and modernization of the Sniper Advanced Targeting Pod through 2025; a $3.4 billion contract for production and support of the Army's Target Acquisition Designation Sight/Pilot Night Vision Sensor through 2027; a $111 million Hellfire missile depot sustainment mentor support IDIQ through 2041; and a $10.6 billion vehicle for transition support of the Army's Hellfire missile weapon system running through 2041. Under these multiple-year IDIQ contracts, Lockheed Martin has been issued delivery orders for system refurbishments, technical services, spare parts, depot-level maintenance, and other sustainment requirements by the Army, Navy, and Air Force program offices that manage critical weapons, aircraft, and sensor systems originated by Lockheed Martin.
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Not listed 5600 W Sand Lake Rd, Orlando, FL 32819, USA
2/27/02 12/10/25 The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc.
The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc., doing business as Draper, is a not-for-profit research and development organization that provides specialized engineering, science, and technical services to the federal government. Draper's expertise spans areas such as guidance, navigation, control systems, sensors, autonomous systems, and microfluidics. The organization supports critical defense, space, medical, and commercial programs through its diverse technical capabilities. Draper has an extensive history as both a prime contractor and subcontractor on major federal contracts and grants, particularly in strategic weapons systems, space technology, and advanced research initiatives.
Through federal contract awards, Draper has provided a wide range of goods and services across multiple agencies. For the Department of Defense, Draper has supported the Trident II (D-5) Sea-Launched Ballistic Missile program, developing guidance systems, conducting technology evaluations, and providing engineering services. The company has also worked on unmanned underwater vehicle technologies for the Navy, advanced battle management systems for the Air Force, and various research projects for DARPA. NASA has contracted Draper for guidance, navigation, and control systems for space missions, including work on the Commercial Lunar Payload Services program. Draper's contracts often involve complex engineering tasks, prototype development, and advanced technology research. The organization frequently collaborates with other defense contractors and academic institutions as both a prime and subcontractor. Most of Draper's contract awards do not have set-aside designations, reflecting its specialized capabilities.
Draper's involvement in federal grant awards further demonstrates its diverse research portfolio. The organization has received grants from NASA to support lunar exploration technologies, including the development and testing of navigation systems for potential lunar missions. For the National Institutes of Health, Draper has worked on biomedical projects such as developing microfluidic platforms for cancer research and creating high-throughput flow systems for analyzing the blood-brain barrier. Draper often partners with universities and medical institutions on these grants, providing its engineering expertise to complement biological and medical research. The company's grant work showcases its ability to apply its technical capabilities to a wide range of scientific fields beyond its core defense and aerospace focus.
Draper holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that allow for flexible procurement of its services across multiple federal agencies. A notable example is the $982.1 million Unmanned Surface Vehicle Family of Systems IDV with the Naval Sea Systems Command, enabling Draper to support the development and sustainment of unmanned surface vehicles. The company also holds a $49 million IDV with NASA's Johnson Space Center for advanced guidance, navigation, and control technology development. Additionally, Draper is part of multiple-award IDVs such as the $950 million Advanced Battle Management System contract with the Air Force and the $900 million Army Modernization Priorities Multiple Award Contract. These IDVs cover a broad spectrum of services, from engineering and prototyping to research and development across various defense and space applications, allowing agencies to quickly access Draper's specialized capabilities for specific task orders.
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Not listed The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory, Inc., 555 Technology Square, Cambridge, MA 02139, USA
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