Arctos Technology Solutions, LLC
Arctos Technology Solutions, LLC, doing business as U T C, is a for-profit limited liability company that specializes in providing aerospace, defense, and digital solutions to federal government agencies. The company offers a wide range of specialized engineering, modeling, simulation, software development, testing, analysis, and scientific research services. Arctos has extensive experience supporting various federal agencies, including the Department of Defense, NASA, FAA, and DLA, through both prime and subcontract awards. The company's expertise spans areas such as aerospace systems, propulsion technologies, materials science, high-speed flight, and safety analysis for space operations.
Through federal contract awards, Arctos has provided a diverse array of technical services. For the Air Force, the company has conducted research and development in areas such as aerospace systems, propulsion technologies, materials science, and high-speed flight. This includes work on turbomachinery, structures, fuels, and hypersonic technologies. Arctos has also supported NASA with specialized engineering services and audio-visual support. For the FAA, the company has performed aircraft vulnerability testing, modeling, and safety analysis. The firm has delivered safety hazard analysis and risk processing services for Space Force launch operations at Cape Canaveral. Arctos has also supported the Army with range safety and mission planning services. Many of these contracts were awarded through small business set-asides or SBIR/STTR programs, highlighting Arctos' status as an innovative small business.
Arctos' involvement in federal grant awards has been more limited compared to its contract work. As a subrecipient under a grant to The Ohio State University, Arctos administered a summer internship program for the Air Force Research Laboratory's Machine Learning for Rapid Certification Program. This involved employing and supporting student interns working on machine learning projects at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. In another subgrant from Wright State University, Arctos conducted laser powder bed fusion process development and specimen builds using thermoelectric materials to support machine learning algorithm development for additive manufacturing optimization. These grant-related activities demonstrate Arctos' capability to support advanced research initiatives and contribute to the development of emerging technologies.
Arctos holds several significant indefinite delivery vehicles (IDVs) that allow it to provide services across multiple federal agencies. These include a $96 million Air Force Research Enabling Procurement for Aerospace Systems (REPAS) contract for propulsion, power, and thermal management R&D; a $900 million Air Force Life Cycle Management Center contract for architecture and integration services; and a $9.75 million Air Force Space Command contract for safety hazard analysis and risk processing. Arctos also holds positions on the GSA OASIS and ASTRO government-wide professional services contracts, as well as an $8 million FAA contract for flight safety and systems safety support. These IDVs enable Arctos to provide specialized technical services to a wide range of defense and civilian agencies on an as-needed basis, covering areas such as aerospace engineering, software development, safety analysis, and research support.
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Not listed 2601 Mission Point Blvd #300, Beavercreek, OH 45431, USA
12/11/01 4/21/26 UES Inc.
UES Inc. is a science and technology company headquartered in Beavercreek, Ohio, that provides research, engineering, testing, and scientific services primarily to U.S. federal government agencies. Registered in SAM.gov since 2001, the company specializes in advanced research across multiple technological domains including manufacturing technologies, sensor materials, directed energy defense, biotechnology, aerospace materials, and human performance augmentation. As a for-profit organization, UES Inc. has established itself as a key research and development partner for defense and scientific agencies, frequently collaborating with universities, small businesses, and major defense contractors to execute specialized technical tasks.
Through its prime and subcontract federal contract awards, UES Inc. has demonstrated extensive capabilities in highly technical research and development projects. The company has received contracts from multiple agencies, with the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) being its most significant federal partner. Contract awards have included work on advanced materials characterization, molecular mechanisms of physiological and cognitive performance, biosensor technologies, personnel protection systems, soft electronics research, and specialized manufacturing processes. Many contracts involve complex research areas such as developing high-temperature silicon nitride fibers, non-linear optical materials research, laser hardening protection technologies, and advanced micro-characterization of materials. Most contracts are cost-plus-fixed-fee or firm fixed-price, with no specific small business set-aside designations, indicating UES Inc.'s competitive standing in federal contracting.
UES Inc.'s federal grant awards demonstrate similar technical sophistication across research domains. The company has participated in Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs, receiving grants for innovative research projects. Notable grant sub-awards include collaborative efforts with organizations like the University of Illinois for developing cryogenic hydrogen-energy electric transport aircraft design concepts, and work with the Bioindustrial Manufacturing and Design Ecosystem for biomanufacturing initiatives in underserved communities. These grants typically support early-stage research and technological innovation across aerospace, energy, and manufacturing sectors.
UES Inc. holds several significant Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (IDV) contracts, predominantly with the Air Force Research Laboratory. These include the $97 million Aerospace Materials Processing, Performance and Characterization (AMPPAC) contract, the $74.9 million Materials for Integrated Nano-Electronic and Optoelectronic Structures (MINOS) contract, the $9.975 million Manufacturing Research for Digital Utilization (MARDU) contract, the $130 million Technical Operations VI contract, and the $49.9 million Ceramic Advanced Materials and Processes (CAMP) contract. These IDVs cover a broad spectrum of research areas, enabling AFRL to efficiently acquire specialized research and development services across disciplines like digital manufacturing, biotechnology, materials science, human performance technologies, and advanced sensing and characterization techniques.
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Not listed 4401 Dayton Xenia Rd, Dayton, OH 45432, USA
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