Georgia TECH Applied Research Corp
Georgia TECH Applied Research Corp (GTARC), doing business as Gtarc, is a non-profit research organization affiliated with the Georgia Institute of Technology. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, GTARC serves as a critical research and development arm for federal agencies, specializing in advanced technical services across multiple scientific and engineering domains. The organization provides comprehensive research, engineering, technical support, and development services to various government agencies, with a particular focus on defense, aerospace, technology, and scientific research initiatives. GTARC leverages the extensive research capabilities of Georgia Tech to deliver innovative solutions that address complex technological challenges for federal clients.
Through its federal contract awards, GTARC has demonstrated extensive expertise in areas such as radar technologies, electronic warfare, autonomous systems, hypersonic technologies, and advanced sensor development. The organization frequently serves as a prime contractor for agencies like the Air Force Materiel Command, Department of Defense, Naval Systems Commands, and the Missile Defense Agency. Contract work has included developing advanced radar threat systems, creating software integration labs, supporting electronic warfare capabilities, conducting systems engineering for military platforms, and providing technical research across domains like avionics, cybersecurity, and autonomous vehicle technologies. GTARC's contracts are typically cost-plus-fixed-fee or delivery order arrangements, and they are not associated with specific set-aside designations due to the organization's status as a non-profit educational institution.
GTARC's federal grant awards reflect a diverse range of scientific research initiatives, primarily focusing on advanced technological development and fundamental research. Grant work has included projects in quantum technologies, robotics, atmospheric sciences, digital engineering standards, and public health innovations. Notable grant programs include Basic Scientific Research, Basic and Applied Scientific Research, and cooperative agreements with agencies such as the National Science Foundation, National Institute of Standards and Technology, Office of Naval Research, and the Department of Defense. These grants often involve developing open-source applications, advancing scientific standards, conducting fundamental research in areas like quantum computing and sensor technologies, and supporting public health innovation through molecular epidemiology and bioinformatics research.
GTARC holds several significant indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles that enable flexible access to its specialized technical services. These include a $770 million single-award IDIQ with the Air Force Materiel Command for Advanced Radar Threat Systems, a $460 million IDIQ with the Missile Defense Agency for research and development services, and a $398 million IDIQ with the Office of the Secretary of Defense for analysis and engineering support. Additional contract vehicles include the Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC), Test and Evaluation Technologies for Ranges, Armaments, and Spectrum II (TETRAS II), and the ASTRO Government-Wide Acquisition Contract. These IDVs allow GTARC to provide task orders across various domains, including weapons development, systems integration, test and evaluation technologies, platform-related services, and advanced research initiatives for multiple federal agencies.
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1/28/02 11/13/25 Dynetics, Inc.
Dynetics, Inc. is a mid-tier defense and aerospace company headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, that provides a comprehensive range of engineering services, hardware, software, and specialized technical capabilities to federal government agencies. As a subsidiary of Leidos Holdings, Inc., the company serves critical programs across the Department of Defense, NASA, and other federal agencies, with expertise spanning precision guided munitions, missile defense, aerospace sensors, directed energy technologies, test and evaluation systems, and advanced modeling and simulation platforms. Dynetics has established itself as a versatile contractor capable of supporting complex technological development and engineering challenges across multiple domains.
Through its federal contract awards, Dynetics has demonstrated extensive capabilities in engineering, hardware development, and technical support across multiple sectors. The company has received significant contract awards from agencies like the Air Force, Army, Navy, and NASA, focusing on areas such as small glide munitions engineering, virtual training environments, Laboratory Intelligence Validated Emulator (LIVE) production, technology vulnerability analysis, and advanced sensor systems. These contracts typically range from a few thousand dollars to hundreds of millions, covering tasks like developing autonomous target acquisition capabilities, creating virtual constructive simulation environments, supporting missile defense systems, and providing specialized engineering services. None of Dynetics' contract awards have utilized small business set-aside designations, reflecting its status as a mid-tier prime contractor with broad capabilities.
Regarding grant awards, Dynetics has received limited sub-grant awards, with two recent notable awards from the National Center For Manufacturing Sciences Inc. These grants have focused on qualifying advanced materials and processes for extreme environmental applications, indicating the company's interest in materials science and advanced manufacturing technologies. While the grant portfolio appears relatively small compared to its robust contract work, these awards suggest Dynetics' commitment to developing innovative manufacturing processes and materials technologies.
Dynetics holds several significant federal contract Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that enable rapid acquisition of its services across government agencies. These include the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) Professional Services Multiple Agency Contract, the Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC), the Laboratory Intelligence Validated Emulator (LIVE) Virtual Constructive Production and Sustainment contract, and the Test and Evaluation Technologies for Ranges, Armaments, and Spectrum (TETRAS II) contract. These IDVs span multiple agencies, including the Air Force, Army, Navy, and NASA, and cover a wide range of services such as engineering support, test and evaluation technologies, virtual training systems, and specialized technical capabilities. The IDVs have substantial ceiling values, with some approaching billions of dollars, demonstrating the government's confidence in Dynetics' technical expertise and delivery capabilities.
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