Andro Computational Solutions LLC

Andro Computational Solutions LLC Engineering R&D Division, doing business as Scientific / Engineering R&D, is a small business prime contractor specializing in advanced defense research and development, with a portfolio heavily weighted toward SBIR and STTR Phase II work and substantial positions on federal indefinite delivery vehicles. The vendor competes across both set-aside and full-and-open procurement; its prime award footprint (99% of recent awards) skews toward total small business set-asides, particularly in SBIR Phase II research contracts and STTR programs, though it also holds unrestricted vehicle positions.

Andro is headquartered in Rome, New York and operates as a limited liability company focused on edge computing, AI-powered communications systems, software-based waveform development, signal detection and classification, and dynamic spectrum access technologies for defense applications. Representative prime contracts include two $2 million Army SBIR Phase II definitive contracts for electromagnetic spectrum assessment and low-altitude passive detection (awarded March 2026 and September 2025, ultimate completion September 2027); a $9.8 million Air Force Research Laboratory cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for high assurance waveform capability (awarded July 2024, completion September 2027); a $5.4 million AFRL contract for aerial networking and transmission technologies; an Office of Naval Research $2 million STTR Phase II contract for communications technologies (awarded August 2024, completion August 2028); and a DARPA $1.8 million SBIR Phase II contract for 5G test environment development (awarded February 2024, completion February 2027). The vendor also holds a single $1.25 million Air Force Phase III contract for PRISMTECH and OMNIMESH technology (awarded September 2022).

Customer concentration by award count is distributed across defense agencies. The Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory leads by award count with 18 awards ($29.9 million combined potential value), followed by Naval Air Warfare Center with 17 awards ($5.8 million), and the Army with 11 awards ($30.4 million). However, potential-value rankings diverge sharply: Naval Sea Systems Command anchors $4 billion (99% of the vendor's total combined potential value) through two awards—a $4 billion Seaport-NXG multiple-award IDIQ held through January 2029 and a Navy SYSCOM task order position. Defense Information Systems Agency contributes an additional $136.8 million across two awards. This represents a concentration risk where the bulk of dollar value is concentrated in two Navy vehicles while award count is distributed across smaller R&D contracts across Air Force, Army, and Navy research laboratories.

Vehicle holdings include three major IDIQs: the $4 billion Navy Seaport-NXG contract (awarded January 2025, one task order valued at $500 placed to date), a $15 million single-award Army SBIR Phase II indefinite delivery contract (awarded September 2023, ceiling through September 2026, supporting edge computing and communications development with two task orders totaling $2.8 million), and a GSA OASIS+ Small Business total set-aside multiple-award IDIQ with a placeholder ceiling of $999,999,999,999 (awarded December 2024, performance through December 2029, establishing government-wide access to task orders across seven functional domains including R&D, technical and engineering, management and advisory, and intelligence services). The OASIS+ vehicle carries a 0.15% contract access fee and $2,500 minimum guarantee. Under the Army SBIR IDV, Andro has placed task orders for SBIR Catalyst base work and Phase II enhancement delivery orders.

Activity has remained flat to declining over the recent five-year window—six awards in both 2022 and 2023, eight in 2024, six in 2025, and one in early 2026—with 101 total awards across the source's coverage period. Combined potential value across all awards reaches $4.23 billion, but only $78.7 million (2%) has been obligated to date, reflecting the heavy weighting toward large IDV ceilings with limited task-order execution. Seven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $20.7 million and represent near-term recompete exposure or renewal risk.

Andro subcontracts minimally (1% of awards); source data identifies only one sub-award, a June 2024 sub-engagement under Science Applications International Corporation on a GSA OASIS UR (Pool 5A) contract for HWIL aviation systems engineering services. The vendor's core footprint is prime-focused, particularly on SBIR/STTR research programs and technical R&D delivery across defense agencies. NAICS concentration centers on research and development in physical, engineering, and life sciences (69 awards combined across the two leading NAICS codes), with PSC concentration in national defense R&D services applied research (14 awards) and defense systems electronics/communication R&D (9 awards).

ANDRO performs R&D in the application of expert system computer modeling and simulation tools for EMC and electromagnetic environment effects analyses of complex systems, optimized dynamic spectrum management, ATR and multisensor fusion.