Bryce Space And Technology, LLC

Bryce Space and Technology, LLC (doing business as Brycetech, LLC) is a woman-owned small business based in Alexandria, Virginia, that delivers strategic analysis, program management, policy development, administrative and technical staffing, and professional services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 91% of recent awards. The firm holds SBA woman-owned small business certification and competes across multiple set-aside categories—Total Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business, and full-and-open—with strongest activity in total small business and WOSB vehicles.

Customer concentration centers on the Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response (HHS ASPR), which accounts for 35 awards (38% of prime awards) valued at $420.8 million combined potential. NASA Headquarters and NASA Shared Services Center together account for 37 awards worth $153.3 million. A dramatic shift occurs in the potential-value ranking: the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command and the Department of the Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center, each with two awards, carry $4 billion and $2.5 billion in combined potential respectively, reflecting large-envelope IDCs awarded in late 2024 and early 2025. The Army Research Development and Engineering Command and Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense follow with combined potential of $163.5 million across eight awards. Across all 21 customer agencies, Brycetech's portfolio spans 108 total awards (including 10 sub awards) with $7.32 billion combined potential value, though only $139.8 million (2%) has been obligated to date.

Brycetech's vehicle position is anchored in the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule, which hosts 49 task orders totaling $302.7 million in potential value. The firm holds single-award Indefinite Delivery Contracts (IDCs) with HHS ASPR valued at $65 million (professional administrative staffing) and $175 million (professional, technical, and medical staffing), both expiring March 29, 2025, and now facing recompete. Multiple Award IDCs with HHS ASPR (contract 75A50121D00013 and 75A50121D00003) support 27 task orders worth $78.8 million. Brycetech also recently won placement on four high-ceiling IDCs: the General Services Administration OASIS+ Total Small Business vehicle (December 2024), the OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business vehicle (September 2024), the Naval Sea Systems Command Seaport Next Generation program ($4 billion, January 2025), and the Space and Missile Systems Center Hemisphere contract ($2.5 billion, November 2024). The Army awarded a $79.2 million single-award Total Small Business Program and Staff Services IDC in February 2026 for chemical and biological defense support. The Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) contract, a full-and-open $151 billion multi-award vehicle awarded December 29, 2025, has issued an initial $500 delivery order. Combined, these vehicles create significant future pipeline opportunity across space, defense, Navy, and health emergency response missions.

Activity has grown from 17 awards in 2022 to a peak of 28 in 2024, then slowed to 12 in 2025 and 10 through mid-2026, suggesting recompete concentration. Nine awards worth $43.1 million face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, primarily the two HHS ASPR IDCs expiring March 29, 2025, creating immediate recompete risk for Brycetech and opportunity for competitors on those high-value vehicles.

Service Contract Inventory data captures federal invoiced revenue of $54.3 million across FY2022–FY2024 on SCI-reportable prime contracts, with trajectory from $9.9 million (33.4 FTEs) in FY2022 to $24.9 million (91.3 FTEs) in FY2024. Brycetech's FTE footprint doubled from 49.3 (FY2022) to 106 (FY2024) across all records. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts span from $79.59/hr at the 10th percentile to $125.11/hr median and $254.07/hr at the 90th percentile, reflecting a labor spectrum from entry-level analysts through senior subject matter experts. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Brycetech self-performs approximately 95% of contractor hours, with named subcontractors accounting for only 5% of labor; 20 distinct subcontractors appear in the SCI dataset, including Deloitte Consulting LLP, LMI Consulting, Kalman & Company (WOSB), and multiple small businesses. This posture—predominantly self-delivery with selective sub-augmentation—characterizes Brycetech as a prime builder of its own delivery teams rather than a feeder to larger integrators, though it also subs to Deloitte, Applied Research Associates, and Teledyne Brown Engineering on NASA and defense programs.

Brycetech's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 123 active categories across $39.28–$479.90/hr, with most roles requiring bachelor's or master's degrees and ranging from 1 to 25+ years of experience. No security-cleared labor positions are offered through the Schedule. Recent prime contract examples illustrate breadth: a $43.6 million delivery order to Joint PEO Chemical and Biological Defense (August 2025, OASIS+ SB, through February 2031) for professional services with Tecolote Research as subcontractor for medical support; a $29.7 million delivery order to HHS ASPR for professional technical and medical staffing to the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (November 2024, BARDA COVID-19 and emerging infectious disease support, with Booz Allen Hamilton subcontracted); a $2.89 million delivery order to Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Chemical Biological Center for technology transfer support (March 2026); and a $555,000 firm fixed-price contract with the U.S. Air Force for modeling economic impacts of export control policy (August 2025). Brycetech also holds BPAs with NASA for Early Stage Innovation and Partnerships Program support ($47.5 million total, covering SBIR/STTR program operations, technology transfer, and small spacecraft technology initiatives) and a $77.8 million single-award HHS ASPR Health and Human Services Coordination Operations and Response Element (HCORE) BPA for administrative and technical staffing across multiple functional domains.

Teaming arrangements reflect Brycetech's role as prime: on HHS ASPR contracts, Deloitte Consulting LLP is the largest and most recurrent subcontractor, providing financial analysts, budget formulation support, and workforce planning expertise; LMI Consulting provides program and policy analysis; Kalman & Company supplies budget and operations support; and smaller firms including Vtech Solution (8(a) certified small disadvantaged business), HW Consulting (WOSB), RB Continuum (SDVOSB), and Anser (nonprofit research institute) provide specialized staffing and quality assurance. On defense contracts, Applied Research Associates and DCS Corporation provide technical integration and engineering; Tecolote Research supplies cost estimating and medical support. On NASA contracts, Ares Government Services (via Ares Corporation) provides process control and SBIR/STTR data management. This sub footprint reflects Brycetech's strategy of leveraging specialized expertise from established large and small business partners while maintaining prime relationships with HHS ASPR, NASA, and emerging defense customers.

The corporate structure includes a subsidiary, Bryce Solutions, LLC, a joint venture women-owned small business registered as a limited liability company. No material distinction in capability or customer relationship is evident from award data between the parent and subsidiary.

Bryce Space and Technology is an analytics and engineering firm that partners with technology and advanced R&D clients. We deliver government program support with expertise in program management, system engineering, data analytics, acquisition support, budget and finance, and IT systems. We develop tools and predictive models that help clients make mission decisions to manage future trends.