Bowhead Professional And Technical Solutions LLC

Bowhead Professional and Technical Solutions LLC, a child subsidiary of Alaskan Native Corporation UIC Government Services LLC based in Springfield, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor (99% of awards) delivering enterprise architecture services, equipment procurement, training systems, and infrastructure modernization to the Department of the Navy, Department of the Air Force, and Department of the Army. Bowhead holds SBA 8(a) certification (expiring December 22, 2027) as an Alaska Native Corporation-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business and competes across both 8(a) sole-source set-asides and full-and-open designated delivery orders.

The Naval Air Warfare Center dominates Bowhead's customer base, accounting for 202 awards (77% of the total 261 awards) with $216.7 million in combined potential value—nearly half the vendor's $452.5 million portfolio ceiling. The Department of the Army Office of the Chief of Staff (13 awards, $50.5 million) and Air Education and Training Command (13 awards, $61 million) round out the top three. A significant tension appears between rankings: the Army Communications Electronics Command places second in potential value ($65.8 million across just 2 awards), signaling large-dollar indefinite delivery vehicles, while Naval Air Warfare Center's dominance reflects sustained task-order volume. Combined, the top five customers account for 92% of potential value across 235 awards.

Bowhead's primary parent vehicles include the Naval Air Warfare Center's IDC N6134020D0025 (139 task orders, $89.5 million), the Basic Ordering Agreement N6833519G0050 (55 task orders, $25.2 million), the AETC single-award IDIQ FA877123D0001 ($36.9 million ceiling with 23 delivery orders valued at $16.2 million obligated), the Army Security Assistance Command 8(a) sole-source IDIQ W15QKN22D0002 ($22.1 million), and the Army RDECOM IDC W91CRB21D0018 (11 task orders, $14.8 million). Bowhead's work splits across training aids and developmental lab procurement (140 awards), IT application development and software-as-a-service (30 awards), and enterprise architecture services (23 delivery orders under the AETC vehicle alone).

Bowhead's award trajectory peaked in 2023 with 84 awards but has contracted sharply—52 awards in 2022, 46 in 2024, 15 in 2025, and only 7 to date in 2026. Twenty-one awards (combined potential value $48.8 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing substantial recompete exposure, particularly within the Naval Air Warfare Center vehicle where task orders drive consistent renewal pressure. SCI-reported invoicing of $40.6 million from FY2022 through FY2025 (FY2022: $16.4 million across 87.8 FTEs; FY2023: $16.8 million across 86.6 FTEs; FY2024: $4.6 million across 38.5 FTEs; FY2025: $2.8 million across 35.4 FTEs) shows declining service-contract activity, with FTE counts falling from 61 across fiscal years 2022–2023 to roughly 31–41 FTEs in 2024–2025. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, government-paid rates span a median of $68.55/hr with senior labor at $108.26/hr (90th percentile), reflecting a mix of technical and program-support labor.

Bowhead operates predominantly as its own delivery team on prime contracts but engages subcontractors on approximately 24% of SCI-reported prime hours. Named subcontractor relationships include Booz Allen Hamilton (project management, systems engineering, configuration management, and acquisition strategy across recent Department of Defense task orders), Saurwin Inc. (women-owned 8(a) firm providing enterprise architecture on Air Force work), Precision Quality Systems LLC (veteran-owned small business, enterprise architecture), and a range of hardware and component suppliers including Dell Federal Systems, Carahsoft Technology, Insight Direct USA, Holocom Inc., Genesis Fiber Optic Splicing Inc., and Symvionics Inc. Bowhead frequently acts as a systems integrator for Navy training systems and facility modernization, coordinating multiple specialized vendors for equipment procurement, installation, and configuration rather than performing fabrication in-house.

Recent prime work includes a $7.3 million Naval Air Warfare Center 8(a) sole-source delivery order for developmental labs and electronic classroom equipment (ultimate completion December 31, 2025), a $4.9 million Air Force delivery order for enterprise architecture in support of the Air Force Research Laboratory Rapid Sustainment capability (ultimate completion November 4, 2028), a $2.7 million Air Force Life Cycle Management Center delivery order for Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul Initiative enterprise architecture support (ultimate completion August 22, 2028), a $2.3 million Naval Air Warfare Center delivery order for classroom network infrastructure replacement at CONUS locations (ultimate completion September 28, 2026), and a $10.7 million Army 8(a) sole-source definitive contract for Senior Leader Readiness Forum and Nominative Sergeants Major Solutions Summit planning and coordination (ultimate completion January 8, 2028). Bowhead's work spans site surveys, fiber optic and electrical infrastructure installation, equipment assembly and integration, training system development, enterprise architecture planning, conference planning and execution, and specialized procurement across defense aviation, logistics, and command training programs.

Bowhead operates on the Department of Army Office of the Chief of Staff's $24.9 million indefinite delivery contract for Army Strategic Leadership Conference support, generating multiple delivery orders for conference planning, logistics, and professional services; the Army Security Assistance Command's $22.1 million 8(a) sole-source IDIQ for PM Combat Armor Systems IT and business services, with task orders including a $2.1 million Army delivery order (January 22, 2026) and an $867,776 PEO Ammunition award (February 1, 2025); and serves as a subcontractor to Booz Allen Hamilton on Department of Defense project management and systems engineering task orders (three sub-awards between February 2024 and February 2025). The vendor's set-aside posture is split: roughly 40% of recent awards carry 8(a) sole-source designations (concentrated in Naval Air Warfare Center and Army work), while the remainder compete full-and-open, reflecting both the vendor's reliance on 8(a) advantages for sole-source work and its capability to win unrestricted contracts at the larger primes and agencies.

we deliver comprehensive services encompassing engineering, management, FMS, and technical disciplines. Our expertise is tailored to meet the dynamic needs of federal, state, and local governments. Our solutions include cutting-edge systems and software engineering practices, ensuring robust design, development, and implementation. We offer proficient management services that encompass project planning, resource allocation, and execution strategies, ensuring programs are delivered on time and within budget. Our technical services are designed to address complex challenges, offering support in areas like Electronic Classroom (ECP) infrastructure support (Fiber Optics), ECP Design, Installation, High volume procurement, Training Device Upgrades, IT infrastructure, technical troubleshooting, and innovation. We provide critical analysis and planning for executing systems engineering tasks across the total life cycle of products/systems. BPTS maintains a Secret FCL.