Andromeda Systems Incorporated

Andromeda Systems Incorporated, doing business as ASI, is a Virginia Beach-based veteran-owned small business that delivers reliability-centered maintenance analysis, logistics engineering, technical support, and operations research services to the Department of Defense as both a prime contractor (85% of recent awards) and subcontractor on major defense programs. ASI competes on full-and-open competitive vehicles rather than set-asides, holding prominent positions on Navy indefinite delivery contracts and government-wide multiple-award vehicles including the OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ and Seaport-NXG.

ASI's footprint centers on Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) work. The top two funding sources account for 95% of recent award volume: NAVAIR itself (211 awards, $1.02 billion combined potential value) and Naval Air Warfare Center (254 awards, $1.08 billion). A single Naval Sea Systems Command award for $10.01 billion represents the SHIELD Missile Defense Agency contract, a 151-billion-dollar multiple-award IDIQ (awarded December 29, 2025, with ultimate completion in 2035) authorizing ASI to bid for research, development, prototyping, systems engineering, and production work across air, missile, space, and cyber defense domains. Defense Logistics Agency, Naval Sea Systems Command (outside SHIELD), and the Office of the Secretary of Defense round out the customer set.

The majority of ASI's work streams from five parent indefinite delivery vehicles. The largest is an indefinite delivery contract (N0042120D0028) with 92 task orders valued at $80.4 million combined, followed by N6134019D0006 (51 task orders, $66.8 million), N6134011D1010 (95 task orders, $48 million), N6134017D0002 (55 task orders, $32.8 million), and N0042111D0041 (36 task orders, $26.6 million). Against these vehicles, ASI places delivery orders and task orders for RCM analysis, fleet support services, engineering support for Fleet Readiness Center Southeast (FRCSE), and logistics support across naval aviation platforms including the F/A-18, P-8, H-53, H-60, H-1, V-22, VH-92, T-45, E-6, MQ-4C Triton, and F-5.

ASI's RCM support services anchor its NAVAIR prime relationship. A single-award indefinite delivery contract (N6852025D0001) valued at $69.11 million runs through June 30, 2030 and covers RCM analysis, maintenance strategy development, and technical support across multiple naval aviation sites. Recent delivery orders under this vehicle include P-8 Fleet Support ($2.2 million, March 2026), H-53 Fleet Support ($941 thousand, February 2026), and CNATRA Fleet Support ($4.2 million, September 2025), all priced on cost-plus-fixed-fee terms. Two small-business-set-aside delivery orders appear in the footprint: H-1 RCM support ($735 thousand, January 2025) and FRCSE Engineering Services ($8.75 million, February 2022), indicating ASI's use of set-asides on selective high-value awards despite its predominant full-and-open posture.

Activity shows sustained engagement across the past five years (35 awards in 2022, 33 in 2023, 61 in 2024, 45 in 2025, and 5 in the first quarter of 2026) with a combined potential value across 560 awards of $12.19 billion. However, dollars obligated represent only 4% of potential value ($542.9 million), reflecting the indefinite delivery structure and incremental funding posture typical of Navy logistics contracts. Within the next twenty-four months, 14 awards totaling $12.9 million reach ultimate completion, creating a modest recompete window.

ASI operates as a prime on 477 awards and subcontracts on 83. When subcontracting, ASI partners with major prime contractors including Fleet JV LLC (recurring labor support across FRCSE programs), KBR Wyle Services (aviation electronics engineering), Bell Textron (FLRAA R&M engineering), Booz Allen Hamilton (F-35 reliability and maintenance), Deloitte (NAVAIR software sustainment), and HII Mission Technologies (F-35 root cause analysis and sustainment research). Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts, subcontractors account for approximately 30% of contractor hours, indicating ASI builds modest internal delivery teams and relies on subs for specialized engineering and data analytics functions.

Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022–FY2024 shows $13.9 million in invoiced revenue on five prime contracts, with reported FTE delivery fluctuating from 32.5 FTEs in FY2022 to 19.5 FTEs in FY2024 on two active records. Government-paid hourly rates for prime contract work ran a median of $107.89 per hour, with 10th percentile rates at $83.74 and 90th percentile at $162.24, reflecting a workforce mix of operations analysts, engineers, and senior technical specialists. ASI's GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 106 active labor categories, ranging from $33.61/hr for clerk typist roles through $215.92/hr for subject-matter expert positions, with no cleared labor offerings and education requirements spanning high school through bachelor's degree.

Federal grant sub-awards to ASI flow through the National Center For Manufacturing Sciences across data analytics and supply-chain optimization projects focused on aviation maintenance and sustainment, with recurring sub-awards dated throughout FY2024 and FY2025. ASI also holds a $239,918 SBIR Phase I award from Naval Air Warfare Center (October 2025, firm fixed-price) for research and development. An additional $500 delivery order under the SHIELD contract (December 29, 2025, firm fixed-price) initiates ASI's participation in the homeland defense vehicle; Huntsville, Alabama is the place of performance. A separate contract line appears under the Seaport-NXG vehicle: a $62.5 million Reliability and Maintainability follow-on order (December 28, 2023) supporting Program Manager for Airships (PMA-276) at Patuxent River, Maryland, with FY2024 invoicing of $4.2 million across 18.6 FTEs and cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing—subcontractors accounted for 44% of hours on that effort, suggesting higher sub intensity on specialized airship programs.

RCM, LSA, Maintenance Planning, Web Development, Software/Network engineering, EBM, CBM, Stress/Fatigue/Finite Element Analysis, FMEA/FMECA, Help Desk, Weapon systems: H-1,H-60,H-53,T-45,E-6,F/A-18,C-130,P-3,JSF,Bradley Fighting Vehicle,Abrams Tank,AAV.