Bastion Technologies, Inc.

Bastion Technologies, Inc., a minority-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Houston, Texas, is a prime contractor (79% of recent awards) and subcontractor delivering occupational health, safety, mission assurance, and specialized technical and engineering services to NASA research centers and the Department of Defense. The company competes predominantly full-and-open, without reliance on small-business set-asides, although it holds seats on the OASIS+ Total Small Business and OASIS+ Unrestricted multiple-award IDIQs and a single-award Total Small Business set-aside contract with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center.

Bastion's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward NASA. The top five funding agencies account for 90% of combined potential value, led by NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (3 awards, $1.1 billion combined potential value, anchored by a $354.4 million single-award Safety and Mission Assurance Services contract awarded September 2025), followed by GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($291.7 million across four OASIS+ vehicle awards), the Department of Defense Missile Defense Agency ($209.6 million across eleven awards including a $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ awarded December 2025), NASA Ames Research Center ($140.1 million across 66 awards), and NASA Glenn Research Center ($129.3 million across 11 awards). By award count, NASA Ames dominates with 66 awards, followed by NASA Johnson Space Center with 39 awards, creating a material concentration risk: the top five agencies account for 85% of award volume but a different distribution by dollars.

Bastion's primary capability portfolio centers on occupational health and safety, systems safety engineering, mission assurance, health physics support, industrial hygiene, ergonomics training, and emergency response services, with specialized technical and engineering delivery across NASA centers. Representative recent work includes a $354.4 million single-award Total Small Business set-aside indefinite delivery contract from NASA Marshall Space Flight Center for Safety and Mission Assurance Services through October 2032; a $124.3 million single-award Total Small Business Environmental, Safety, Health, and Mission Assurance (ESHMA) contract from NASA Glenn Research Center (ceiling $124.3 million, ultimate completion October 2026) under which Bastion placed task orders for radioisotope power system programmatic support ($921,648, May 2024), NASA Headquarters health and safety support ($1.7 million, May 2024), and environmental work order implementation ($1.9 million, June 2024); and a $48.1 million single-award occupational health and safety indefinite delivery contract from NASA Ames Research Center (ceiling $48.1 million, ultimate completion February 2030) under which Bastion issued multiple delivery orders across 2025–2026 for occupational safety support, medical support, industrial hygiene, quality management systems, and employee assistance programs, each priced cost-plus-fixed-fee. Bastion also received a December 2025 award as a consortia member under the $151 billion SHIELD multiple-award IDIQ from the Missile Defense Agency with an initial delivery order of $500.

Bastion holds multiple parent vehicles anchoring its federal business. The NASA Ames $48.1 million single-award occupational health and safety IDC (ultimate completion February 2030) carried 40 task orders with $9.1 million combined potential value. The NASA Glenn $124.3 million ESHMA single-award IDC (ultimate completion October 2026) had 10 task orders. Bastion also placed work under the GSA OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ (awarded December 2024, ceiling placeholder, base period through December 2029) and the GSA OASIS+ Unrestricted multiple-award IDIQ (awarded December 2024, ceiling placeholder, base period through December 2029), positioning the company to compete for task orders across the federal government on both vehicles. The NASA Ames and NASA Glenn vehicles represent near-term recompete exposure: fourteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $39.6 million.

Recent activity shows growth trajectory: nineteen awards in 2022, thirteen in 2023, twenty-five in 2024, and twenty-nine in 2025, with nine awards recorded year-to-date in 2026. Combined potential value across all 155 awards (prime and sub) reaches $2.07 billion, with $833.7 million obligated (40% realization rate). Bastion operates as a prime on 79% of awards and as a subcontractor on 21%, with named sub work primarily routed through Northrop Grumman (Cygnus spacecraft and NEXTSTEP programs), Hamilton Sundstrand Space Systems International (extravehicular operations and waste management systems support), Lockheed Martin (Next Generation Initiative Aurora development with electrical engineering staff), Range Generation Next (launch and test range system support), and Leidos (cargo mission contract). Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts, the vendor demonstrated sub-hours averaging 1% of total delivery, indicating a largely captive workforce model. SCI-reported invoicing reached $4.4 million in FY2024 across 16.2 FTEs (an increase from $3.7 million across 15.0 FTEs in FY2022), with government-paid rates clustering around a median of $127.02/hr and ranging from $120.10/hr (10th percentile) to $130.11/hr (90th percentile). GSA Schedule labor offerings span twenty-six categories from Administrative Operations Specialist at $49.73/hr through Subject Matter Expert II at $223.07/hr, with most pricing in the $100–$180/hr band for mid-to-senior technical roles and no security-cleared positions offered. The corporate structure includes Hernandez Engineering Incorporated as a subsidiary.

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