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. As a subsidiary of the Georgia Tech Research Corporation, GTARC leverages the university's research capabilities to provide a wide range of technical services to federal agencies through contracts and grants. GTARC's expertise spans numerous areas including threat simulation systems, radar technologies, electronic warfare, autonomous systems, sensor development, cybersecurity, systems integration, modeling and simulation, data analytics, satellite communications, directed energy research, and hypersonic vehicle engineering. The organization frequently serves as both a prime contractor and subcontractor on major defense programs, supporting agencies such as the Department of Defense, NASA, and the National Science Foundation.
Through federal contracts, GTARC has delivered diverse products and services to government agencies. Notable work includes developing Advanced Radar Threat Systems for the Air Force, providing engineering support for the Navy's airborne electronic attack systems, and conducting research on collaborative autonomous systems for the Office of Naval Research. GTARC has supported projects in areas such as ballistic missile early warning systems, digital engineering for hypersonic technologies, and machine learning applications for military systems. The organization has been awarded contracts for specialized testing services, engineering support, and research and development across various defense domains. Most of GTARC's contract awards do not carry set-aside designations due to its status as a non-profit educational institution. GTARC frequently collaborates with major defense contractors like Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, and Raytheon as both a prime and subcontractor.
GTARC's federal grant portfolio demonstrates its contributions to basic and applied scientific research. The organization has received funding from agencies like the National Science Foundation, Office of Naval Research, and Air Force Research Laboratory to study diverse topics. These include investigating electrical discharges at the tops of thunderstorms, developing free-space optical communication networks, and advancing quantum sensing capabilities. GTARC has also supported public health initiatives through grants from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Many of its grant-funded projects involve collaborations with other universities and research institutions, leveraging GTARC's position within the broader academic and scientific community. Recent grant awards have supported research in areas such as ironmaking technologies, cloud top discharges, and occupational safety consultations.
GTARC holds several significant indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (IDIQ) contract vehicles that enable flexible procurement of its services. These include a $770 million single-award IDIQ with the Air Force 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 Strategic Capabilities Office for analysis and engineering support. GTARC is also a holder of multiple-award IDIQ vehicles like the $92 billion Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC) for armament and weapons development, and the General Services Administration's ASTRO contract for platform-related services. These IDVs allow various defense and civilian agencies to rapidly access GTARC's specialized expertise across a broad spectrum of technical domains including radar, electronic warfare, autonomous systems, and hypersonic technologies.
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1/28/02 11/13/25 BAE Systems Information & Electronic Systems Integration Inc.
BAE Systems Information & Electronic Systems Integration Inc., doing business as BAE Systems, is a major subsidiary of the global defense and aerospace company BAE Systems PLC, specializing in providing advanced electronic systems, research and development services, and technical solutions to federal government agencies. As a prominent defense contractor, the company offers a wide range of sophisticated technologies and services primarily focused on national security, military capabilities, and aerospace applications. BAE Systems Information & Electronic Systems Integration Inc. is registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) and has been actively receiving federal contract awards since 2001, with a corporate structure that identifies the entity as a for-profit, child organization.
Through its extensive federal contract portfolio, BAE Systems has delivered highly specialized research and development services across multiple critical domains, including electronic warfare, intelligence systems, cyber operations, avionics, and space technologies. The company predominantly works with defense agencies such as the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), Air Force Research Laboratory, Office of Naval Research, and NASA, executing complex contracts in areas like quantum sensing, artificial intelligence, adaptive military architectures, and advanced electronic microelectronics. Notable contract areas include developing high-bandwidth sensor technologies, creating intelligent autonomous systems for military applications, designing advanced radio frequency protection mechanisms, and supporting strategic research programs like the Tactical Boost Glide, Strategic Chaos Engine, and High Operational Temperature Sensors initiatives. While most of its contracts do not utilize specific set-aside designations, BAE Systems frequently collaborates with small businesses, academic institutions, and specialized technology firms as subcontractors to deliver comprehensive technical solutions.
BAE Systems Information & Electronic Systems Integration Inc. holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contracts that enable ongoing research and development across multiple federal agencies. These include a $25 million single-award IDV with the U.S. Air Force for the Seeker for Agile Guidance Experimentation (SAGE) program, a $15 million multiple-award IDV with NASA's Ames Research Center for advanced research and development services, and two Other Transaction IDVs with DARPA: a $1.4 million MASTERMIND contract for programmable logic development and a $1.195 million LEVITAS contract for advanced microsystem research. These IDV contracts provide flexible mechanisms for agencies to issue task orders across various technical domains, allowing BAE Systems to support cutting-edge research initiatives, develop innovative technologies, and deliver specialized solutions that advance national security and space exploration capabilities.
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