HII Mission Technologies Corp

HII Mission Technologies Corp, a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls Industries Inc. (the largest military shipbuilding company in the United States), serves as a prime contractor delivering defense training systems, systems engineering, technical services, and educational support to the federal government, competing predominantly on full-and-open vehicles without set-asides. The company holds a major portfolio of unrestricted competitive IDIQs across multiple Department of Defense agencies and civilian federal entities, with no participation in small business set-aside categories.

HII Mission Technologies is fundamentally a defense technology and training systems integrator. Its federal footprint centers on curriculum development, mobile training delivery, human performance modeling, systems engineering, electronic warfare support, cybersecurity, and logistics services. Representative prime work includes a $138.028 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the Air National Guard (March 2025) for operational training support under the $32.5 billion Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) IDIQ, a $3.009 billion cost-plus-award-fee delivery order from PEO Aviation (September 2024) for Logistics ISR and NextGen Technology (LOGIX) support through 2029 performed in West McLean, Virginia, and a $31.155 million Other Transaction Agreement with the Department of the Army (February 2025) for research and development of an Enduring High Energy Laser prototype. Additional concrete capability examples include a $79.312 million cost-plus-fixed-fee definitive contract with the Missile Defense Agency (September 2023) for Agency, Advisory and Analytical support in development and deployment of integrated, layered missile defense systems, a $26.93 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from Air Force Headquarters (November 2023) for PEGASUS Services—a Five Eyes coalition information-sharing platform—and a $24.425 million cost-plus-fixed-fee DARPA contract (December 2023) for research and development of cybersecurity tools to find, exploit, and patch vulnerabilities in cyber-physical systems.

Customer concentration is steep and defense-centric. The top five customers by award count and potential value account for 57% and 66% of combined potential value respectively, but the customer rankings diverge significantly by dollar volume. Naval Sea Systems Command and Naval Air Warfare Center anchor the portfolio at $84.64 billion combined potential value across 110 awards, followed by Air Force Materiel Command Aeronautical Systems Center ($54.43 billion across 10 awards), Army Materiel Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground ($42.15 billion across 8 awards), and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency ($4.11 billion across 14 awards). The Defense Security Cooperation Agency, by contrast, accounts for the highest award count at 150 but only $79.5 million in combined potential value, reflecting numerous small delivery orders for international training support. This divergence signals that HII Mission Technologies derives the majority of its federal revenue from large Navy and Air Force programs while maintaining an extensive portfolio of smaller, high-frequency DSCA training and educational task orders.

HII Mission Technologies holds a dominant position across multiple critical government-wide and agency-specific IDIQs. The OASIS+ Unrestricted vehicle ($999.999 billion ceiling, GSA Federal Acquisition Service, through December 2029) serves as a foundational vehicle for multi-agency task order competition. The $32.5 billion Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) IDIQ with the Air Force (through May 2033) anchors the company's training systems and sustainment work. The $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) vehicle with the Missile Defense Agency (through December 2035) provides access to multi-domain defense system development and modernization procurement. Additional major vehicles include the Army's $900 million Army Modernization Priorities Multiple Award Contract (through May 2033) for rapid prototyping and technology demonstration, the $995 million USAFE-AFAFRICA Advisory and Assistance Services V IDIQ (through March 2028), the Air Force's $46 billion Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract On-Ramp IV (through September 2031), the Navy's $249.72 million NAVAIR RAPID MAC (through March 2032) and $762.4 million Critical Systems Engineering vehicle (through September 2033), and the Defense Microelectronics Activity's $25.357 billion Advanced Technology Support Program V (through December 2035). These vehicles represent entry points for competitive delivery order issuance across training systems, systems engineering, logistics, cybersecurity, and advanced technology domains.

Activity has remained steady to declining over the past five years—35 awards in 2022, 100 in 2023, 93 in 2024, 78 in 2025, and 12 year-to-date in 2026—reflecting the company's reliance on large delivery orders rather than high-frequency small awards. Thirty-two awards carrying $3.47 billion in combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing substantial recompete exposure, particularly in Navy and Air Force sustainment and training domains. The company's revenue trajectory from Service Contract Inventory records (a subset excluding classified work and goods) shows SCI-reportable invoiced amounts of $62.4 million in FY2022, $131.5 million in FY2023, and $192.1 million in FY2024, with federal service-contract FTE delivery growing from approximately 150 FTEs in FY2022 to over 1,000 in FY2024. SCI-reported government-paid hourly rates span $83.25/hr at the 10th percentile to $705.31/hr at the 90th percentile, with a median of $137.27/hr, reflecting a labor portfolio ranging from program control specialists to senior scientists and subject matter experts. However, SCI is a strict subset covering only unclassified federal service contracts above $150,000; total federal revenue and classified work significantly exceed these figures.

HII Mission Technologies operates as a prime contractor on 91% of awards (629 of 691 total) and as a subcontractor on the remainder. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform approximately 26% of contractor hours on average, with 71 named subcontractors supporting delivery across the portfolio. The company frequently teams with major defense primes and specialized technical providers. Named subcontractors in recent awards include Booz Allen Hamilton (providing technical and analytical services on the Air Forces Europe and Africa $205.2 million delivery order and cybersecurity engineering on Naval Air Warfare Center contracts), Science Applications International Corporation (supporting cybersecurity system engineering and security requirements assessment on Naval Sea Systems Command work), Raytheon (structural and electrical components on advanced systems), Concurrent Technologies Corp (safety and occupational health management services), and specialized small businesses including Govsmart Inc. (HUBZone), Thundercat Technology LLC (SDVOSB), and others. This teaming pattern reflects HII Mission Technologies' role as a systems integrator and prime contractor assembling specialized labor and component supply across complex defense programs rather than as a feeder to larger primes.

The corporate structure designates HII Mission Technologies as a subsidiary of HII Technical Solutions Corporation, which itself is a parent/child entity under the broader Huntington Ingalls Industries enterprise. The company operates two named subsidiaries: Enlighten It Consulting LLC and Gray Research Inc. The parent HII enterprise is the nation's largest military shipbuilding company, providing HII Mission Technologies with substantial scale, established relationships across Navy and defense agencies, and access to integrated solutions spanning shipbuilding, combat systems, and advanced technology development.

HII Mission Technologies' GSA Multiple Award Schedule offering (17 task orders generating $232 million in combined potential value) provides access to civilian agency procurement vehicles. Schedule labor categories span 118 distinct labor rate bands from $27.34/hr (Administrative/Program Control Specialist with high school education and two years' experience) through $278.31/hr (Scientist/Subject Matter Expert with master's degree and 15 years' experience). No security-cleared labor is advertised on the schedule. This pricing spectrum and labor breadth support flexible staffing across administrative, engineering, program management, cloud architecture, and senior technical specialist roles for both defense and civilian customer agencies.