Ansol Inc.

Ansol Inc., a for-profit San Diego-based software and defense engineering company, operates as a prime contractor on SBIR Phase III naval modernization programs and multi-domain defense research, with selective subcontractor engagement on Navy engineering integration platforms. The vendor competes on full and open competition across all named prime awards (no set-asides) and holds seats on two government-wide vehicles: the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ awarded by the Missile Defense Agency on December 29, 2025, and the OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ awarded by GSA on December 19, 2024. Ansol qualifies as a small business but does not carry published SBA certifications in the source material.

Ansol's capability portfolio centers on Progressive Web Application (PWA) development, single-page application engineering, submarine communications systems, tactical operations tools, and enterprise capability integration for naval commands. The vendor's federal contracting history extends back to 2001. Representative prime work includes a $7.034 million SBIR Phase III delivery order (TO1) awarded by Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR) on November 9, 2022, for PWA development under a $72 million single-award SBIR Phase III IDIQ; a $4.928 million option exercise on a Naval Sea Systems Command PWA task order (TO3) awarded June 26, 2023, extending through June 2028; a $3.212 million U.S. Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic Fleet) SBIR Phase III delivery order (TO2) awarded June 1, 2023, for continued PWA and enterprise tool development; and an $8.631 million NAVAIR delivery order (TO4) awarded May 1, 2024, for PWA software enhancements, the fourth increment under the $72 million NAVAIR IDIQ. The SHIELD IDIQ initial delivery order, valued at $500 (awarded December 29, 2025, for performance through December 28, 2035), positions Ansol across multi-domain defense procurement spanning research and development, prototyping, systems engineering, weapon design, production, test and evaluation, and cybersecurity against air, missile, space, and cyber threats.

Customer concentration is tightly structured within Department of the Navy commands. The top five naval customers account for 82% of awards and 96% of combined potential value: NAVAIR (3 awards, $87.7 million), U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (2 awards, $65.3 million), Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (7 awards, $31.5 million), U.S. Marine Corps (2 awards, $29.6 million), and Naval Sea Systems Command (13 awards, $13.3 million). The divergence between award count and potential value is pronounced — NAVAIR dominates dollars on only three awards, while Naval Sea Systems Command anchors volume on thirteen awards with modest per-award ceilings. Across category concentration, 19 awards fall under Engineering Services (NAICS 541330), 10 under Custom Computer Programming Services (NAICS 541511), and three under R&D in physical and engineering sciences.

Ansol's vehicle footprint emphasizes Navy acquisition channels. The vendor holds eight task orders under Seaport-e (a legacy Navy engineering services vehicle) valued at $27.4 million combined, four task orders under Indefinite Delivery Contract 47QFLA20D0016 for $52.3 million, and four task orders under Indefinite Delivery Contract 47QFCA23D0001 for $23.8 million. Combined potential value across all 33 awards (prime and sub) totals $235.6 million, of which $76.8 million (33%) has been obligated. Five awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months represent $32.6 million in recompete exposure.

On the subcontractor side, Ansol performs Navy engineering support under two recurring prime relationships: G2 Software Systems, Inc., for engineering services supporting submarine C4I network evolution and deployment (four sub awards from January 2022 through November 2025) and Scientific Research Corporation for network security integration product team support and C6I systems engineering (two sub awards from November 2023 through February 2025). SCI-reportable activity shows minimal scale — four subcontractor records across fiscal years 2022 through 2024 with an FTE trajectory declining from 16.4 to 5.5, reflecting either task completion or SCI reporting threshold impacts rather than meaningful workforce growth. The vendor's prime-vs-sub split runs 76% prime to 24% sub by award count, establishing Ansol's primary posture as a direct Navy contractor with selective sub engagement on larger integration primes.

ANSOL is a small business that provides engineering, program management, and financial management services for communication programs to the Navy.