Bam Technologies LLC

Bam Technologies LLC, a veteran-owned limited liability company headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, delivers human resources information systems, educational technology platforms, and IT modernization services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open and set-aside vehicles, with 100% of its federal footprint as prime work and no subcontractor role.

Bam Technologies competes predominantly full-and-open across its core Air Force and Army customer base, though it holds Small Business set-asides on SBIR and STTR research efforts. The company operates from Arlington, Virginia with a primary NAICS profile spanning custom computer programming services (541511), other computer-related services (541519), and research and development in physical, engineering, and life sciences (541712). Recent awards show a sharp growth trajectory: one award in 2022, five in 2023, thirteen in 2024, seven in 2025, and three in early 2026. The vendor commands extreme customer concentration: the Department of the Air Force Headquarters District Washington accounts for 31 awards and $481.1 million (75% of combined potential value across all fifty-nine prime awards), followed by the Department of the Army Medical Command ($42.6 million) and the Army's Program Executive Office for Enterprise Information Systems ($35.3 million). Combined potential value across all awards is $637.5 million; $274.2 million has been obligated.

Bam Technologies' primary vehicle portfolio consists of a $145.6 million single-award Air Force Leadership Development Program (AFLDP) Logical Followon BPA under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (awarded December 15, 2023, completing January 29, 2026), which has generated nine task orders valued at approximately $87.5 million for MyVector Human Resources Information System ($22.3 million), Air Force Talent Marketplace ($15.3 million), Senior Leader Career Management System and Senior Leader Airman Management Systems ($3.8 million to $6.4 million in separate orders), and Air Force Leadership Development Program FY24 ($5.1 million). The company also holds a $99.999 million single-award Joint Education and Exceptional Family Member Program (A1 JEEP) BPA with Air Force District Washington (awarded July 31, 2024, completing July 30, 2029), under which five task orders totaling $32.99 million have been issued to date for Exceptional Family Member Program sustainment, Air Force Academy Education Management System, and DANTES DIAMS system support. Across the GSA Multiple Award Schedule parent, Bam Technologies places thirty task orders valued at $370.4 million. Two additional BPA vehicles—47QFDA19A0011 (fourteen task orders, $118.2 million) and FA701424A0008 (six task orders, $35.1 million)—anchor task order activity under the Army and Air Force.

Representative named work includes a $42.6 million definitive contract with Army Medical Command for Enterprise Exceptional Family Member Program (E-EFMP) system sustainment and support through May 14, 2030 (awarded November 13, 2024, option period one); a $9.977 million Phase III SBIR delivery, enhancement, and sustainment contract with Air Force District Washington for the Digital Transformation Kit initiative through September 29, 2028 (awarded September 30, 2025); a $5.049 million SBIR Phase II contract with Air Force Research Laboratory for Digital Transformation Kit development through June 3, 2026 (awarded July 21, 2023, total small business set-aside); a $26.1 million modification to an Army PEO Enterprise Information Systems definitive contract for Army Ignited capability systems support and helpdesk services through October 15, 2025 (awarded July 10, 2023); and a $1.25 million SBIR Phase II contract with Air Force Research Laboratory for ClearCase, an integrated case-management platform, through February 23, 2027 (awarded May 20, 2025, total small business set-aside). Bam Technologies also holds a $125.255 million Multiple Award Schedule contract with Air Force District Washington (not separately listed as an IDV in the source but referenced across labor-hour task orders).

The company's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans twenty-one unique categories with hourly rates from $56.15 (Support Technician, associates degree, two years experience, no clearance) to $220.39 (Principal Analyst, bachelor's degree, seven years experience, no clearance), covering mid-tier roles such as Business Systems Analyst ($91.48/hr) and Senior Engineer ($167.95/hr, bachelor's degree, five years experience, security clearance required). This rate structure enables Bam Technologies to staff labor-hour orders across Air Force talent management, leadership development, and educational technology programs at both technical and consulting levels.

The company faces a recompete cliff of ten awards (combined potential value $56.6 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The AFLDP Logical Followon BPA completes January 29, 2026, exposing the company to loss of its highest-value single vehicle; the A1 JEEP BPA, by contrast, extends through July 30, 2029, providing runway for sustained task order activity. Bam Technologies competes in full-and-open posture across its mature Air Force and Army footprint while maintaining a secondary innovation presence through SBIR/STTR set-aside awards with Air Force Research Laboratory, positioning it as an embedded technology partner for DOD human capital and education systems rather than a diversified federal contractor.

BAM Technologies specializes in enterprise class solutions. From very large to mid-size software systems, BAM Technologies has extensive experience in helping organizations transform the way they manage, develop, integrate, and sustain IT.