Fidelity Technologies Corporation
Fidelity Technologies Corporation is a for-profit manufacturing firm that specializes in providing a wide range of products and services to the U.S. federal government, particularly the Department of Defense. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since 2001 and is classified as a corporate entity. Fidelity's core offerings include training systems, simulators, avionics equipment, power generation and distribution systems, and various support services for military and civilian agencies. The company has established itself as a key supplier of both complex and non-complex fielded training systems, as well as tactical equipment for combat support and service support operations.
Through its prime and subcontract awards, Fidelity Technologies has delivered a diverse array of goods and services across multiple defense and civilian agencies. For the Navy, the company has provided contractor operations and maintenance services, instructor services, and training systems management for programs such as the E-6B aircraft, Marine Corps aviation training systems, and the Chief of Naval Air Training. The Army has contracted Fidelity for power distribution units, 3KW tactical quiet generator sets, and qualification testing services. The Air Force has engaged the company for training system acquisition and support services. Fidelity has also supplied the Coast Guard with suppression J-Boxes for MH-60T and MH-65 helicopters. Additionally, the company has acted as a subcontractor to major defense firms like Lockheed Martin, CAE USA, and HII Mission Technologies, providing power distribution systems, pilot training instruction, and generators. While many of Fidelity's prime contracts are unrestricted, the company has also received awards under small business set-asides.
Fidelity Technologies Corporation holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) with federal agencies. The company is a prime contractor on the Air Force's $32.5 billion Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) multiple-award IDIQ, which runs through 2033 and covers a broad range of training system acquisition and support services. Fidelity also holds a prime position on the Navy's $1.31 billion Fielded Training Systems Support V (FTSS V) multiple-award IDIQ, providing contractor operations and maintenance services, instructional services, and training systems management for various Navy and non-Navy customers through 2030. The Army awarded Fidelity a $29.3 million single-award IDC for the production of 3KW tactical quiet generator sets and power distribution units, set aside for small businesses. Additionally, the company holds a $1 million single-award IDC with the Army for the PDISE distributing system M60. These IDVs demonstrate Fidelity's capability to provide sustained support across a wide range of military training and operational needs.
Q8F5SMKW4CL7 541330
Not listed 2501 Kutztown Rd, Reading, PA 19605, USA
9/24/01 4/18/25 CAE USA Inc.
CAE USA Inc. Link Training & Simulation Division, doing business as CAE USA Military Training Services, is a major provider of simulation, training, engineering, and sustainment services to the U.S. federal government. As a subsidiary of CAE Inc., the company specializes in delivering advanced training systems and support for defense, security, and healthcare sectors. CAE USA has been awarded over $500 million in prime federal contracts from various Department of Defense agencies, offering a wide range of products including tactical flight simulators, virtual reality trainers, geospatial databases, and battlefield medical training tools. The company's expertise spans multiple military applications, enabling it to support diverse training needs across different branches of the armed forces.
Through its prime and subcontract awards, CAE USA has provided a variety of services across multiple defense branches. For the Air Force, the company has delivered simulator common architecture requirements and standards, geospatial database repositories, and support for the Joint Terminal Control Training and Rehearsal System. Naval contracts have included upgrades and sustainment for F/A-18 trainers and the development of high-definition visual systems for flight simulators. Army-related work has involved soldier virtual trainer prototypes and support for helicopter simulation systems. CAE USA has also assisted the Coast Guard with C27J operational flight trainer services. The company frequently partners with major defense contractors like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman on subcontracts, providing specialized simulation and training components for larger defense programs.
CAE USA holds several significant indefinite delivery vehicles (IDVs) that facilitate its ongoing work with federal agencies. The company was awarded a $900 million single-award contract for the Air Force's Simulator Common Architecture Requirements and Standards (SCARS) program, running through 2025. It also secured a position on the $32.5 billion Training Systems Acquisition IV multiple-award IDIQ, which supports a wide range of Air Force training system procurements. Additionally, CAE USA is part of the $99 million Adaptive Technologies for Force Readiness contract with the Air Force Research Laboratory, focusing on developing advanced training and readiness technologies. The company also participates in the General Services Administration's ASTRO program, a multiple-award IDV for delivering platform-related services across various federal agencies. These vehicles allow CAE USA to provide ongoing simulation, training, and support services to meet evolving government needs in defense and security domains.
HVQBAL5E7R23 611512
Not listed 2200 Arlington Downs Rd, Arlington, TX 76011, USA
11/2/01 1/8/26 Flightsafety Defense Corporation
Flightsafety Defense Corporation, doing business as FSI - Defense, is a division of Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary Flightsafety International that provides professional aviation training and simulation services to military and government operators. As a world-class training company, Flightsafety Defense Corporation specializes in delivering comprehensive instruction, technical support, and courseware development for various military aviation programs. The company leverages its expertise to support the U.S. Department of Defense and international partners in enhancing pilot proficiency, ensuring safety standards, and developing specialized mission capabilities across fixed-wing and rotary-wing platforms.
Flightsafety Defense Corporation has received numerous firm fixed price delivery orders from the Department of the Air Force Air Education and Training Command and Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command. These contracts primarily involve providing training services, technical support, and courseware development for military aviation programs. A significant portion of the company's work focuses on delivering pilot, boom operator, and maintenance technician instruction for the KC-46 aerial refueling tanker at locations such as Altus Air Force Base. Additionally, Flightsafety supports international partners like Japan through training on U.S. aircraft and develops curricula for new platforms such as the TH-73 helicopter. The company has collaborated with major prime contractors like Boeing and Booz Allen Hamilton as a subcontractor on some awards, while other contracts were designated without set-asides. Flightsafety's services often include simulator-based training, curriculum development, and program management for both U.S. and allied forces.
Flightsafety Defense Corporation holds several significant indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts that allow it to provide scalable training systems and services across Department of Defense components. These include the $32.5 billion Air Force Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) vehicle for sustainment, courseware development, and new training system acquisition. The company also holds a $371 million Naval Air Systems Command IDIQ to furnish flight training devices and technical support for naval aviation programs. Additionally, Flightsafety is positioned on the $3.5 billion GSA ASTRO contract for platform-related services. Under these IDVs, Flightsafety has received notable task orders such as a $35 million ceiling order from Air Education and Training Command to deliver KC-46 instruction and a $13.6 million Naval Air Warfare Center order for technical services that involved subcontracting flight simulators. These IDIQ contracts enable Flightsafety to pursue aviation program support opportunities across federal agencies, providing a wide range of training and simulation services to meet the evolving needs of military aviation.
G6ZEWHPSV5D9 611512
Not listed 4800 Diplomacy Rd, Fort Worth, TX 76155, USA
10/1/01 3/1/25 Lockheed Martin Services, LLC
Lockheed Martin Services, LLC is a for-profit corporate entity that provides various goods and services to the U.S. federal government through prime contract awards. As a subsidiary of aerospace and defense company Lockheed Martin Corporation, Lockheed Martin Services specializes in areas such as software development, systems integration, logistics support, and product sustainment solutions across defense, civil, health, and intelligence domains.
Through past prime federal contract awards, Lockheed Martin Services has provided software maintenance, development, and decision support services to the Department of the Air Force in support of the Global Strike and Product Support program and the Integrated Strategic Planning and Analysis Network Increment 5 major defense program. These efforts, performed at facilities in Nebraska and Colorado on cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery orders issued under the Global Strike and Product Support IDIQ contract, aimed to modernize and enhance strategic planning and analysis capabilities for the Air Force. Additionally, Lockheed Martin Services has received delivery orders from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to provide information management services under a broader CDC contract vehicle. As a subcontractor, Lockheed Martin Services has provided unspecified goods and services in a non-production capacity to prime contractor The Boeing Company. No set aside designations were specified on the available prime contract awards.
G9CZJMSCRR28 541511
Not listed Not listed 11/26/01 1/10/25 General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc.
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H16QC7JL1GM4 541519
Not listed Not listed 6/12/01 12/12/22