Bowhead Professional And Technical Solutions LLC

Bowhead Professional and Technical Solutions LLC, an Alaska Native Corporation-owned 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business, operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) delivering technical infrastructure, developmental labs, enterprise architecture, and program support services to the Department of Defense. The company is a subsidiary of parent UIC Government Services LLC and is headquartered in Springfield, Virginia. Bowhead competes predominantly under 8(a) sole-source set-asides across its prime footprint, with a secondary stream of full-and-open delivery orders; 8(a) sole-source designations anchor a meaningful portion of the dollar value, particularly on Naval Air Warfare Center contracts.

The Naval Air Warfare Center dominates Bowhead's customer base by both award volume and dollar magnitude. The top five funding agencies account for 92% of recent awards and 92% of combined potential value: the Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center leads with 202 awards totaling $216.4 million, followed by the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command ($65.8 million, 2 awards), the Air Force Air Education and Training Command ($60.2 million, 10 awards), the Army Office of the Chief of Staff ($50.5 million, 13 awards), and the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Picatinny Arsenal ($22.1 million, 1 award). This concentration reflects Bowhead's deep embedded posture in Naval Air Warfare Center developmental labs, electronic classroom infrastructure, and systems integration work.

Bowhead's capability portfolio centers on procurement and integration of developmental labs and electronic classroom resources; enterprise architecture support for Air Force and Army systems; site surveys and fiber optic infrastructure installation; technical refresh of training systems and simulation equipment; procurement of specialized hardware and components for naval aviation platforms; and program support for Army strategic leadership conferences. Representative work includes a $7.3 million 8(a) sole-source delivery order from Naval Air Warfare Center for developmental labs and electronic classroom equipment (ceiling extended to December 2025), a $36.9 million single-award IDIQ from Air Education and Training Command for enterprise architecture services across Air Force solution and segment architectures (23 delivery orders to date, $16.2 million obligated), a $10.7 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract from the Army Office of the Chief of Staff for Senior Leader Readiness Forum and Nominative Sergeants Major Solutions Summit conference planning and execution (ultimate completion January 2028), and a $4.9 million delivery order from Air Force Research Laboratory for enterprise architecture services to enhance and manage Air Force Rapid Sustainment capability.

Bowhead's vehicle position anchors its delivery model: the Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center Indefinite Delivery Contract N6134020D0025 (single-award, 8(a) sole source) carries 139 task orders valued at $89.2 million combined; the Basic Ordering Agreement N6833519G0050 sustains 55 task orders at $25.2 million; the Air Education and Training Command IDIQ FA877123D0001 represents 23 task orders at $24.6 million. These vehicles provide the structural framework for Bowhead's recurring work across Naval Air training infrastructure, Army technical support, and Air Force enterprise architecture initiatives.

Activity has grown substantially over five years — from 52 awards in 2022 to a peak of 84 in 2023 — though recent awards slowed to 46 in 2024 and 15 in 2025 (partial-year data); 17 awards carrying combined potential value of $42.9 million reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, exposing Bowhead to recompete risk on significant Naval Air Warfare Center and Army contracts. SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts (prime records, FY2022–FY2024) totaled $37.7 million, with FY2022 at $16.4 million across 87.8 FTEs, FY2023 at $16.8 million across 86.6 FTEs, and FY2024 at $4.6 million across 38.5 FTEs; this represents a partial and declining view of federal services activity captured above the $150,000 reporting threshold and excludes goods, products, and non-federal revenue. Government-paid hourly rates on Bowhead's SCI-reportable prime contracts run a median of $80.55/hr, with the 10th percentile at $55.96/hr and 90th percentile at $109.27/hr, reflecting mixed senior and mid-level labor delivery. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractor hours averaged 24% of total delivery, with 13 named subcontractors spanning specialized equipment suppliers and infrastructure firms.

Bowhead operates predominantly as a prime contractor but engages strategic subcontractors on specific technical domains. Named subcontract partners include Booz Allen Hamilton (engineering, program management, and systems engineering support on Department of Defense acquisition programs), Symvionics Inc. (cockpit audio systems and avionics interface components), Advanced Simulation Technology Inc. (software and information assurance maintenance), Insight Direct USA Inc. (IT infrastructure and smart card systems), Dell Federal Systems L.P. (IT hardware and workstations), Genesis Fiber Optic Splicing Inc. (telecommunications infrastructure and fiber installation), Holocom Inc. (site survey and site installation labor), Saurwin Inc. (enterprise architecture services, women-owned 8(a) partner), and Precision Quality Systems LLC (veteran-owned services). The subcontract footprint demonstrates Bowhead's systems-integrator role, coordinating equipment procurement, infrastructure development, and specialized labor across Naval Air Warfare Center modernization and Army/Air Force enterprise initiatives rather than primarily operating as a sub to larger primes.

The Naval Air Warfare Center indefinite delivery contract N6134020D0025 underwrites the bulk of Bowhead's portfolio, funding task orders across developmental lab procurement, electronic classroom refresh, site surveys, fiber optic installation, training device assembly, and miscellaneous equipment delivery at Naval Air stations including Kingsville, Pensacola, Jacksonville, Whidbey Island, Great Lakes, and Oceana. Air Education and Training Command enterprise architecture work spans the FLITES logistics system, ETIMS technical information distribution, Foundational Logistics infrastructure, and crisis action planning segments. Army Office of the Chief of Staff activity concentrates on strategic leadership conference execution, logistics, and senior-leader forum support. Army Materiel Command awards fund Close Combat Systems program management, Combat Ammunition Systems IT support, and acquisition support specialist services.

Bowhead's 8(a) certification through December 22, 2027, combined with its Alaska Native Corporation ownership, positions it to compete for sole-source opportunities and set-aside full-and-open awards across the federal defense enterprise. The company's embedded relationships with Naval Air Warfare Center, substantial multi-year IDIQs with Air Force and Army commands, and demonstrated capability in infrastructure integration and technical refresh sustain recurring task-order volume, though the 2024–2025 slowdown and near-term recompete cliff signal potential revenue volatility absent new vehicle wins or expanded scope against existing vehicles. Recent activity shows sustained subcontractor engagement on specialized infrastructure and electronics work, leveraging certified small-business partners to enhance delivery capability while maintaining Bowhead's own 8(a) and minority-owned business designations.

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.