Science Applications International Corporation
Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) is a leading technology integrator providing full life cycle services and solutions in the technical, engineering, intelligence, and information technology markets to public and private sector customers. As a prime contractor, SAIC has provided a wide range of professional services, IT solutions, logistics support, systems engineering, and specialized products to federal government customers, primarily the Department of Defense and military services, through contract vehicles such as indefinite-delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) contracts, blanket purchase agreements (BPA), and various multiple award schedule (MAS) contracts held under its General Services Administration (GSA) MAS program.
Through prime contract awards, SAIC has provided IT modernization, cloud migration and managed services, cybersecurity solutions, logistics and acquisition support, systems engineering, software development, modeling and simulation, and other technical services to the Army, Navy, Air Force, defense agencies, Homeland Security, Treasury, and other federal customers. As a subcontractor, SAIC has partnered with leading contractors like Leidos, IBM, Booz Allen Hamilton, and others to deliver critical IT system development, security, maintenance and modernization efforts in support of key federal contracts. Set aside designations were not routinely applied to SAIC's prime contract awards.
As the prime recipient of a National Aeronautics and Space Administration grant under the Science Mission Directorate's Science program, SAIC worked to develop advanced techniques in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data analytics to enhance wildfire risk modeling and emergency response planning for federal land management agencies.
SAIC holds several IDIQ contract vehicles as a prime contractor that have resulted in the award of task orders from various agencies. These include the decade-long, $60 billion Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology Next Generation (T4NG2) contract where SAIC provides a range of IT solutions to the Department of Veterans Affairs, as well as the billion-dollar Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) contract from the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center to streamline procurement of training systems and the billion-dollar Combat Environment Instrumentation Systems II (CEIS II) contract providing test and evaluation instrumentation to the Department of the Navy.
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Not listed 12010 Sunset Hills Rd Fl 4, Reston, VA 20190, USA
7/12/13 12/16/25 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
4/9/02 8/13/25 Southwest Research Institute
Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), doing business as S W R I, is an independent, nonprofit research and development organization headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. As a prominent federal contractor, SwRI provides a wide range of scientific and engineering services to various government agencies through both prime and subcontract awards. The institute's expertise spans multiple disciplines, including defense systems, space science, automotive engineering, and energy research. SwRI has been registered to receive federal awards since February 2002 and has a consistent track record of securing contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements across defense and civilian agencies.
Through federal contract awards, SwRI has delivered diverse goods and services to support government missions. For the Department of Defense, SwRI has conducted research on hypersonic technologies, provided engineering support for aircraft structural integrity programs, and developed artificial intelligence systems for electronic warfare. NASA has contracted SwRI for multiple space science initiatives, including the development of spacecraft components, data analysis from various space missions, and research on solar system origins. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has utilized SwRI's expertise for technical assessments related to nuclear waste management and reactor safety. SwRI has also supported the Environmental Protection Agency with emissions testing and environmental monitoring services. Notable contract awards include a $50.8 million NASA order for satellite development, a $38.9 million DARPA research program, and a $17 million engineering services contract with the Defense Threat Reduction Agency. Many of these contracts are not set aside, reflecting SwRI's capability to compete in full and open competitions.
SwRI's involvement in federal grant programs demonstrates its strong position in scientific research. The institute has received numerous grants from NASA's Science Mission Directorate to study various aspects of planetary science, solar physics, and space weather. These projects include investigations of Mars' hydrological climate, Europa's surface chemistry, and solar wind dynamics. SwRI often collaborates with universities and other research institutions on these grants, serving both as a prime recipient and subrecipient. The National Science Foundation has awarded SwRI grants for solar research, including a project to study photospheric bright points using the Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope. Additionally, SwRI has received Department of Energy grants for research on reducing methane emissions and developing hydrogen technologies. These grant-funded projects typically involve a combination of theoretical modeling, data analysis, and experimental work, leveraging SwRI's multidisciplinary capabilities.
Southwest Research Institute holds several Indefinite Delivery Vehicles (IDVs) that allow for streamlined task order awards from various agencies. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has awarded SwRI two enterprise-wide IDVs for technical assistance and research support, with ceiling values of $4.3 million and $10.6 million respectively. These vehicles enable the NRC to quickly procure SwRI's expertise on nuclear safety and waste management issues. The Defense Logistics Agency Energy awarded SwRI a single-award IDV for global fuel investigation services, including laboratory analysis of petroleum products, with a $456,190 ceiling. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has granted SwRI two IDVs for compliance testing of motorcycle helmets and compressed natural gas fuel containers, with combined ceilings exceeding $4.7 million. These IDVs demonstrate SwRI's trusted status as a technical service provider across multiple federal agencies, allowing for efficient engagement of its diverse scientific and engineering capabilities.
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Not listed 6220 Culebra Rd, San Antonio, TX 78238, USA
2/26/02 11/21/25 Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc.
Teledyne Brown Engineering, Inc. is a subsidiary of Teledyne Technologies Incorporated that provides advanced engineering, integration, and manufacturing solutions for defense, space, marine, and energy applications. As a prime federal contractor, the company delivers specialized technical services, unmanned systems, detection technologies, and research support to agencies including the Department of Defense, NASA, and the Department of the Navy. Teledyne Brown Engineering leverages its expertise in systems engineering, operations, and advanced manufacturing to support critical national security and space exploration missions. The company has a long history of supporting government programs and has established itself as a trusted partner in delivering innovative solutions across multiple domains.
Through prime contract awards, Teledyne Brown Engineering has provided a diverse range of goods and services to federal agencies. For the Air Force Space Command, the company has produced Automated Radioxenon Concentrator and Spectrometer (ARCS) systems for nuclear nonproliferation monitoring under multiple delivery orders totaling over $15 million. The Navy has awarded Teledyne Brown Engineering contracts for Littoral Battlespace Sensing gliders and related technical support services. NASA has engaged the company for spaceflight operations support, ground systems development, and IT management at Marshall Space Flight Center. Other work includes medical modeling and simulation research for the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery and hypersonic testing support for the Office of Naval Research. As a subcontractor, Teledyne Brown Engineering has provided engineering services, components, and subsystems to prime contractors like Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, and Northrop Grumman for various defense programs. The company's contract awards typically do not utilize set-aside designations, indicating its ability to compete successfully in full and open competition.
Teledyne Brown Engineering holds several significant indefinite delivery contract vehicles that enable it to provide a diverse range of technical solutions to federal agencies. Under a $75.9 million single-award IDIQ with the Air Force Space Command, the company produces ARCS systems for nuclear treaty verification missions. A $39.2 million Navy IDIQ covers the design, development, and production of Littoral Battlespace Sensing glider systems. Through a $982 million multiple-award IDIQ, Teledyne Brown Engineering supports the Navy's Unmanned Surface Vehicle Family of Systems program. The company also holds positions on government-wide IDIQs like GSA's OASIS and ASTRO vehicles for professional services and platform-related solutions across defense and civilian agencies. Additionally, Teledyne Brown Engineering was recently awarded a spot on NASA's $478 million REMIS2 multiple-award IDIQ for spaceflight hardware, software, and mission integration services supporting the International Space Station program through 2030. These contract vehicles allow the company to provide a wide array of engineering, manufacturing, and technical services to meet the evolving needs of its federal customers.
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Not listed 300 Sparkman Dr NW, Huntsville, AL 35805, USA
2/3/02 9/23/25 Rite-Solutions, Inc.
Rite-Solutions, Inc., doing business as Rite-Solutions Inc., is a service disabled veteran owned small business that provides mission critical software, systems, and engineering services to government and commercial clients. Through past prime federal contract awards, Rite-Solutions has delivered technical expertise to support naval systems research and development, submarine network modernization, imaging and electronic warfare systems, personnel management systems sustainment, and other key areas for the Department of the Navy. It has also provided cyber security engineering services to the Air Force, infrastructure engineering support to the Naval Undersea Warfare Center, and professional services through various multiple award contract vehicles. Rite-Solutions has additionally served as a subcontractor on contracts for engineering, technical, and professional services in support of prime contractors such as General Dynamics Mission Systems, Leidos, Network & Simulation Technologies, Northrop Grumman, Progeny Systems, Science Applications International Corporation, and Serco.
Through a prime federal grant award from the Office of Naval Research, Rite-Solutions conducted research related to undersea object recognition and anomaly detection using advanced mapping techniques.
Rite-Solutions holds several indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract vehicles to provide broad professional services and support to federal agencies. These include the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services - Small Business vehicle for program management, engineering, logistics, and other professional services government-wide; a GSA Schedule contract covering various information technology services; an IDIQ to supply systems and services for the Undersea Weapons and Undersea Defensive Family of Systems; and a basic ordering agreement for naval research under the Small Business Innovation Research program.
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Not listed 185 S Broad St, Pawcatuck, CT 06379, USA
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