Bluesky Mast, LLC

Bluesky Mast, LLC, through its operating division Bluesky Mast, Inc., manufactures portable military mast systems and antenna equipment for tactical communications and surveillance applications, competing as a prime contractor (88% of recent awards) on full-and-open federal contracts without set-aside designation. The company is a small business manufacturer based in Largo, Florida, and is a wholly owned division of parent company Bluesky Innovations Holdings, Inc., a Subchapter S corporation.

Bluesky Mast's core capability portfolio centers on portable antenna masts, tripod mast systems, antenna kits, waveguides, and related communications infrastructure equipment. Recent representative prime work includes a $99.8 million delivery order from Air Force Air Mobility Command (awarded September 2023) for expanded antenna systems at Trenton, New Jersey under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule; a $58.2 million delivery order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (March 2024) for BSM2-M-M207-AL2-000 mast components under the MAS vehicle; a $50.8 thousand purchase order from Air Force (August 2023) for a Blue Sky Mast for field assessment at Albuquerque, New Mexico; and a $52.9 thousand purchase order from Federal Emergency Management Agency (September 2026) for UFR-CID mast systems performed in Largo, Florida. The company supplies variants of its mast platforms to support Army signals intelligence systems including the AN/MLQ-44B(V)1 Prophet Enhanced System.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward GSA's Federal Acquisition Service, which anchors 86% of combined potential value across just six awards—$24.1 million in aggregate—through the Multiple Award Schedule vehicle. By award count, the top five customer agencies account for 37% of all awards and include Naval Air Warfare Center (36 awards, $2.3 million potential value), United States Marine Corps (34 awards, $2.6 million), Army PEO Missiles and Space (23 awards), Air Combat Command (18 awards, $333 thousand), and Naval Sea Systems Command (16 awards, $193 thousand). The vendor serves 86 distinct federal agencies but maintains shallow penetration—most customer relationships are transactional, measured-award relationships rather than sustained partnerships.

Bluesky Mast sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule as its primary vehicle, with 216 task orders carrying $7.5 million in combined potential value. Additional vehicles include the Army's Indefinite Delivery Contracts W31P4Q22D0004 (6 task orders) and W31P4Q20D0032 (5 task orders), and the Advanced Technology Support Program IV (10 task orders), which anchors subcontract work for integration into broader defense systems. Award data spans NAICS 217 (Other Apparel Accessories and Other Apparel Manufacturing—a classification artifact of mast and mounting hardware), 341 (Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing), and 336 (Guided Missile and Space Vehicle Manufacturing), with PSC codes concentrated in Antennas, Waveguides, and Related Equipment (136 awards) and Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (46 awards).

Activity shows cyclical variation: seven awards in 2022, a spike to 22 in 2023, declining to 18 in 2024, then 10 in 2025 and 3 year-to-date through September 2026. The recompete cliff is minimal—just one award completing in the next twenty-four months carries $53 thousand in potential value. In its subcontract role (12% of awards), Bluesky Mast supplies mast systems and tool-less accessories to prime contractors including Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (multiple ATSP and IBCS low-rate initial production sub awards since 2021), SRC Inc. (C-UAS Fixed Site Low, Small UAS Integrated Defeat System work, 2025), Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. (PISCC and PMSS ATC support, Pacific Theater analysis, 2024–2025), L3 Technologies (Foreign Military Sales mast kit for Italy, January 2026), and Parsons Government Services Inc. (BOLD VENTURE mast system, June 2026). The vendor's sub engagement centers on providing communications infrastructure components to large defense integrators rather than performing systems engineering or integration work itself.

Combined potential value across all 339 awards (prime and sub) is $35.3 million, with $18.3 million obligated (52% of potential). The vendor demonstrates persistent engagement across defense agencies but lacks concentration among major primes or advanced vehicle positions; it competes primarily on transactional MAS orders and tailored mast procurement task orders rather than strategic partnerships.