BMA Technical Services, Inc.

BMA Technical Services, Inc., doing business as BMA, is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business based in Huntsville, Alabama, that delivers training, engineering support, IT infrastructure services, and technical evaluation support to the Department of Defense and Army as a prime contractor on 86% of recent awards, with a secondary footprint as a subcontractor on defense test-and-evaluation and IT operations work. BMA competes predominantly under full-and-open vehicle awards rather than set-asides, though it holds seats on multiple small-business IDIQ vehicles including OASIS+ Small Business, OASIS+ SDVOSB, OASIS+ Unrestricted, and DLA JETS 2.0, and recently won award on the Missile Defense Agency's $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ (December 2025) and the Navy's $4 billion SeaPort-NXG vehicle (January 2025).

Customer concentration is heavily skewed to the Army, with 83% of awards by count anchored by the Army Training and Doctrine Command (96 awards, $570 million combined potential value), the Army Test and Evaluation Command (13 awards, $768.2 million), and Army Sustainment Command (9 awards, $202.2 million). By potential value, however, Army Contracting Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground dominates with $37.4 billion in just two awards, reflecting BMA's large-ceiling positions on enterprise-level IDIQs; DLA Land and Maritime follows with 10 awards totaling $18.03 billion combined potential value. The Navy and the Missile Defense Agency represent emerging customers following recent 2025 awards. BMA serves 22 distinct federal agencies across the award portfolio.

Representative prime work spans training and doctrine support, technical evaluation, and IT infrastructure services. BMA holds a $89.3 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order (April 2022 through March 2027) from the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region for staff augmentation at Fort Bliss under the Support Base Services IDIQ. On the Test and Evaluation side, BMA won a $10.2 million Total Small Business delivery order (January 2025 through December 2027) from the Army Test and Evaluation Command under the Army Evaluation Center Support Services IDIQ for cybersecurity task force technical evaluation support to counter cyber-attacks on warfighting capabilities, performed at Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland, with cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing. BMA also delivers training content and curriculum support to TRADOC across seven named vehicles including the USACACFL Mission Support IDIQ (20 task orders, $14.4 million combined potential value) and Fort Leavenworth Support Services (28 task orders, $24 million combined potential value), including contracts for Army University Press support, Officer Strategic Education training, and Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate doctrine publication services.

On DLA JETS 2.0 ($11.93 billion ceiling, October 2024 through October 2034), BMA holds multiple task orders for legacy system support (Account Management Provisioning System), identity and access management, and public key infrastructure services to DLA Land and Maritime, with the AMPS legacy support contract alone valued at $62.68 million (ultimate completion September 2026). SCI-reported invoicing on the AMPS contract in fiscal 2024 reached $14.6 million across 40.2 FTEs and 83,716 contractor hours, with a blended government-paid hourly rate of $174.08 and 71% of hours performed by subcontractors across seven sub-engagements.

Activity has grown substantially year over year — 6 awards in 2022 to 20 in 2024 — with 10 awards (combined potential value $196 million) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and facing recompete in that window. SCI-reported invoicing of prime contracts totaled $31.9 million across fiscal years 2022–2024, with federal workforce delivery scaling from 106 FTEs in fiscal 2022 to 98.1 FTEs in fiscal 2024 across SCI-reportable records. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts run around $95.77/hr, with senior labor pricing reaching $173/hr at the 90th percentile and entry-level rates near $30.40/hr.

BMA operates as a prime on approximately 86% of its awards but relies on subcontractors for roughly 24% of contractor hours across SCI-reportable prime contracts, naming 21 distinct subcontractors. The vendor's recurring sub relationships center on Agile Defense, LLC, which BMA supports with test-and-evaluation labor for enterprise resource planning automation, web applications development, and defense information systems network interoperability testing; Serco Inc., where BMA provides staff augmentation services to Army Sustainment Command; and Sev1Tech, LLC, for tactical network support. On the receiving end, BMA subcontracts to Agile Defense for the majority of its recent test-and-evaluation work (over 16 sub awards between 2023 and 2026), providing JITC and DoD test infrastructure support, web applications maintenance, and DLA enterprise services testing labor.

BMA's capability footprint across NAICS classifications emphasizes Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services (70 awards), Engineering Services (31 awards), and Testing Laboratories and Services (18 awards), with PSC coding concentrated in Education/Training—Scientific/Management (29 awards), Professional Support—Program Management (28 awards), and Special Studies/Analysis (14 awards). Recent award activity reflects expansion into missile defense and naval systems engineering following the SHIELD and SeaPort-NXG wins, alongside sustained growth in Army training, doctrine, test evaluation, and IT infrastructure markets where BMA has operated continuously since at least 2009.

Training, Facilitation, Consulting, Mentorship, Coaching, Management, Leadership, OIL, Simulations, Overseas Mission Support, TOC, LOC, JOC, Tactical Lanes Training, OC, Force Development, Manpower, Logistics, Analytical Studies, BPR.