Air Space Intelligence Federal, Inc.

Air Space Intelligence Federal, Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Washington, D.C., delivers AI-powered defense and aerospace technology platforms—principally fighter optimization software, domain awareness systems, and operational planning tools—to the U.S. Air Force as a prime contractor on Other Transaction Agreements, indefinite-delivery contracts, and firm fixed-price purchase orders. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards) and does not subcontract federal work.

The company's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Air Force enterprise. The Department of the Air Force and its subordinate commands account for all of the vendor's named federal work: the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC), Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL), Air Mobility Command, Pacific Air Forces, and Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service. The top customer tier by potential value is the Department of the Air Force proper, holding three awards with $901.5 million combined potential value, driven by two major indefinite-delivery vehicles: a $900 million AFLCMC Architecture and Integration Directorate IDIQ (awarded June 30, 2023, extending through November 14, 2027) and a $151 billion Missile Defense Agency SHIELD multiple-award IDIQ (awarded December 29, 2025, extending through December 28, 2035). AFRL follows with three awards totaling $110 million in potential value, including a $100 million Other Transaction IDV for the Project Fighter Optimization Experiment Flyways Platform and Applications initiative (awarded December 20, 2024). Air Mobility Command has placed two awards worth $8.3 million combined, reflecting the vendor's established footprint in operational planning and software licensing.

The vendor's recent activity has grown from four awards in 2023 to a peak of four in 2025, settling at three in 2026. Four awards (combined potential value $17.7 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete exposure. Work concentrates in national defense research and development (9 of 13 awards by PSC code), with secondary focus on IT application development and business-application software-as-a-service. Representative delivery includes a $10 million AFRL OTA order (April 7, 2026) for Flyways AI platform licensing, a $5 million firm fixed-price purchase order from Air Mobility Command (September 28, 2025) for Flyways AI customization supporting the 618th Air Operations Center, a $5 million Pacific Air Forces OTA order (September 26, 2025) for Project Fighter Optimization software development performed at Edwards Air Force Base, and a $1.496 million Air Force Small Business Innovation Research Phase III contract (October 1, 2023) for domain awareness technology. The three task orders under the AFRL OT IDV account for $20 million in combined potential value and represent the vendor's primary vehicle for recurring work. Obligated dollars total $27.4 million against $1.03 billion in combined potential value across all awards—a 3% obligated share indicating early-stage performance or ceiling-based vehicle structuring typical of prototype and production OTA work.