Bradshaw Engineering And Technical Services LLC

Bradshaw Engineering And Technical Services LLC, doing business as Bets, operates as a limited liability company based in Huntsville, Alabama and a subsidiary of Marvin Engineering Co, Inc. The vendor holds a prime position on the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) contract awarded by the Missile Defense Agency on December 29, 2025—a $151 billion multiple-award IDIQ spanning through December 2035—but derives 86% of its recent federal work footprint from subcontracts to larger defense primes rather than as a prime contractor. The vendor competes in full-and-open competition with no set-aside designations.

Bradshaw's capability portfolio centers on warhead technology, systems engineering, and weapons development and integration support. Recent subcontract work under Integration Innovation Inc. spans warhead analysis, design, fabrication, testing and evaluation of shaped charges, air defense warheads, blast and fragment warheads, kinetic energy penetrators, thermobaric and enhanced blast munitions, and directed-energy systems, with performance dating back to March 2023 and continuing through January 2025 across multiple task orders to the Weapons Development and Integration Directorate. The vendor also holds a subcontract with Science Applications International Corporation for system software lifecycle engineering in support of DEVCOM AvMC (Army aviation and missile systems), with multiple task orders awarded through May 2023, and delivers production engineering services to Teledyne Brown Engineering for MK1106, MK1107, and MK1108 munition systems.

Customer concentration is dominated by Army aviation and missile programs. The Department of the Army Materiel Command's Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command accounts for 14 awards (the largest single customer by count), with the Army Materiel Command's Research Development and Engineering Command adding 4 awards. The Missile Defense Agency holds 2 awards ($500 combined potential value), and the GSA Federal Acquisition Service carries 1 award ($1.5 million combined potential value). The Navy Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 1 award. The vendor operates on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with 14 task orders, the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) vehicle with 3 task orders, ASTRO with 1 task order, and the new SHIELD IDIQ with 1 task order. Total awards number 22 across prime and sub work (3 prime, 19 sub) with combined potential value of $1.5 million, though obligated dollars total $8.4 million, indicating significant funding beyond stated ceilings. The vendor's recent activity shows acceleration—1 award in 2016, 6 awards in 2023, 11 in 2024, and 4 in 2025.

Bradshaw's GSA labor portfolio spans 10 active schedule categories with hourly rates ranging from $94.71 to $210.94, covering engineers (III through IX) and subject matter experts at bachelor's-level education with six to fourteen years of experience and no security clearance requirements. The engineering services and research-and-development framing of its NAICS concentration (17 of 22 awards under R&D in physical, engineering, and life sciences) aligns with its warhead technology and systems engineering posture. As a subsidiary of Marvin Engineering Co, Inc., a Subchapter S manufacturer and defense contractor based in Inglewood, California, Bradshaw operates within a parent structure that holds its own federal prime awards, though the source does not specify shared capabilities or administrative integration between the two entities.