Battlespace Simulations LLC

Battlespace Simulations LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Lakewood Ranch, Florida, develops and delivers physics-based combat simulation and modeling software to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (71% of awards) and as a subcontractor to major defense primes. The company is a child entity of Faac Incorporated and competes predominantly on full-and-open (non-set-aside) contract vehicles, though it holds SBA certifications as both a veteran-owned small business and service-disabled veteran-owned small business that support eligibility on reserved procurements when applicable.

Battlespace Simulations' core capability is its flagship Modern Air Combat Environment (MACE) simulation platform—a physics-based, full-spectrum computer-generated forces application that replicates contested battlespaces and advanced weapons systems. MACE is used across the Air Force, Army Training and Doctrine Command, Naval Air Systems Command, and U.S. Special Operations Command for military training, mission planning, tactical analysis, and rehearsal operations. The company also delivers the Augmented Reality Mission Observation and Rehearsal (ARMOR) software for mission visualization, Battlespace Simulations Classroom (BSI Classroom) systems for specialized combat environment instruction, and MVRSIMULATION virtual reality training software. Representative prime work includes a $371,300 BSI Classroom installation delivery order from the Air Force for Special Operations Command classroom systems at Hurlburt Field (completion September 2030), a $239,375 software update and contract data requirements list modification for Naval Air Warfare Center (completion June 2028), and a $149,339 purchase order from the Air Force for STSC MACE software licenses (completion January 2027). The company also holds a $3.6 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with U.S. Special Operations Command for classroom installation services through July 2029 and maintains a $60 million Basic Ordering Agreement with the Department of the Air Force for live, virtual, and constructive simulation and modeling services.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward Air Force and Navy aviation training communities. The Department of the Air Force anchors the portfolio with 15 awards and $61 million in combined potential value, while U.S. Special Operations Command ranks second with 8 awards and $5 million combined potential value. The top five customers by potential value account for 96% of combined potential value across all awards. Naval Air Systems Command and Naval Air Warfare Center together represent 11 awards valued at roughly $807 thousand. Air Education and Training Command and Air National Guard round out the active set with smaller per-award values. The vendor serves 25 distinct customer agencies total, though the concentration is pronounced: Air Force entities dominate both award count and dollar magnitude.

Battlespace Simulations places work under multiple government-wide acquisition vehicles. Alliant II hosts 10 task orders, followed by TSA III with 7 task orders, One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) with 5 task orders, and ASTRO with 3 task orders. The company also holds an Indefinite Delivery Contract (H9240324D0008) generating 3 task orders valued at approximately $1 million combined. These vehicle positions provide a structured pipeline for ongoing task order issuance across Air Force and special operations customers.

Award activity has grown from 4 awards in 2022 to a peak of 19 awards in both 2024 and 2025, with 6 awards recorded year-to-date through mid-2026. Combined potential value across all 114 awards totals $72.6 million, with approximately 26% obligated to date ($18.9 million). The recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: only 4 awards with ultimate completion dates in that window carry combined potential value of $454 thousand, indicating limited near-term recompete risk. The company's recent activity trajectory reflects steady engagement across multiple Air Force and Navy customers, with sustained delivery order volume on established vehicle relationships.

In its subcontractor role, Battlespace Simulations supplies combat simulation and modeling software to prime contractors including Booz Allen Hamilton (EMAPS 2, C4ISR technical engineering, service solutions for modernization), Lockheed Martin (Air Commando Training Support, MACE Extended Warfare maintenance), Science Applications International Corporation (tactical exploitation of national capabilities, HWIL and M&S development engineering), CAE USA (Joint Terminal Attack Controller training and rehearsal systems), and Sikorsky Aircraft (Combat Rescue Helicopter MACE development). Sub work focuses on software integration, licensing, and maintenance extension support for combat training and mission planning platforms across air operations, special operations, and rotary-wing programs.

NAICS concentration reflects the company's software product focus: Software Publishers accounts for 23 awards, Computer Systems Design Services for 15 awards, and Custom Computer Programming Services for 9 awards. PSC codes reinforce the software delivery posture, with Information Technology Software (22 awards) and IT Business Application Software (perpetual license software) (8 awards) dominating procurement classification. The company's category footprint is consistent with a vendor whose primary revenue driver is licensing and sustainment of a specialized combat simulation platform with recurring training and analysis use across the military aviation and special operations training ecosystem.

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