HII Mission Technologies Corp

HII Mission Technologies Corp, a subsidiary of Huntington Ingalls Industries and a leading defense contractor, delivers aircraft modification systems, intelligence and surveillance capabilities, training systems, cybersecurity solutions, and technical support services to the Department of Defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) across full-and-open and unrestricted procurements with no predominant set-aside profile.

The vendor's customer concentration spans defense and civilian federal agencies, with the top five customers by award count—the Department of the Army, Naval Education and Training Command, Joint PEO Chemical and Biological Defense, Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal, and Army Training and Doctrine Command—accounting for roughly 60% of recent awards. By potential value, the concentration skews toward large-dollar vehicles: Army Materiel Command Detroit Arsenal (143 awards, $2.12 billion combined potential value), Joint PEO Chemical and Biological Defense (155 awards, $1.21 billion), Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center (41 awards, $826.3 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (48 awards, $484.3 million), and the Office of the Secretary of Defense (46 awards, $315.7 million) anchor the top tier. The overall portfolio spans 122 distinct customer agencies with 3,205 awards total and $150.14 billion in combined potential value, though only 3% of that value is obligated to date, reflecting the IDIQ-heavy nature of the portfolio.

Representative prime work reflects the vendor's three core capability streams: specialized aircraft and ISR systems under the Aeronautical Systems Center's BIG SAFARI program (a $32.5 million delivery order through December 31, 2028, a $16.8 million CPFF delivery order through April 30, 2028, and a $5.1 million delivery order through April 30, 2024, all for ISR pod design and aircraft modification services); training systems and international military education delivered through the Air Force's $32.5 billion Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) multiple-award IDIQ (hundreds of small task orders for curriculum development, resident and mobile courses, and professional military education); and cybersecurity and privacy engineering support to civilian agencies including the National Institute of Standards and Technology (a $2.38 million labor-hour delivery order for privacy engineering and cybersecurity risk management through July 2022, a $1.53 million order for cybersecurity and privacy risk management through March 2024, a $1.37 million National Initiative for Cybersecurity Education technical support order through September 2023, and participation in the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center's $250 million Test and Evaluation BPA through January 2027).

Vehicle participation is heavily concentrated in a small number of large IDIQs and BPAs. The vendor holds positions on the Air Force's $32.5 billion Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV) multiple-award IDIQ through May 2033, generating hundreds of task orders across training systems sustainment, courseware development, and instruction; the Joint Artificial Intelligence Center's $250 million Test and Evaluation BPA through January 2027; a $10 million Basic Ordering Agreement with the Aeronautical Systems Center for BIG SAFARI support (through March 2026); and a series of older but active vehicles including Indefinite Delivery Contract DAAE0700DM001 (263 task orders, $703 thousand combined value), NAVSUP CCMR Support Services 2013-2016 (243 task orders, $13.1 million), and Indefinite Delivery Contract N0024417D0038 (212 task orders, $13.1 million). These vehicles enable the vendor to respond rapidly to task-order opportunities across training, logistics, ISR, and AI test-and-evaluation domains.

Activity has declined from a peak of 66 awards in 2021 to 22 in 2024 and 3 through December 2025, reflecting maturation of the vendor's portfolio into fewer, larger-value task orders rather than a decline in dollars obligated. The recompete cliff is minimal—only 3 awards totaling $17.3 million in combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months.

On SCI-reportable federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, the vendor invoiced $57 million in FY2022 (192 FTEs) and $66.1 million in FY2023 (226 FTEs), with FY2024 activity not yet captured. Across prime records in SCI, government-paid hourly rates run a median of $212.63/hr, with a spectrum from $70.49/hr at the 10th percentile to $840.32/hr at the 90th percentile, reflecting a mix of support labor and senior technical expertise. The vendor subcontracts minimally on prime contracts—only 2% of contractor hours on average across SCI-reportable primes are performed by subs, with three named subcontractors reported. Prime vs. sub posture across the full award portfolio is 99% prime / 1% sub, and the vendor operates as a prime contractor across nearly all engagements rather than as a feeder sub to other large defense primes.

Teaming and subcontract relationships are sparse and selective. On BIG SAFARI work, the vendor has engaged Zivko Aeronautics Inc. (a woman-owned small business providing composite prototyping and aircraft design), Wel-Fab Defense LLC (small business fabrication), Integral Components Inc. (cable assembly and electronic components), and Aevex Aerospace LLC (cleared technician help-desk support). On NIST cybersecurity work, Electrosoft Services Inc. (EDWOSB providing Cybersecurity and Privacy Reference Tool development), Cyber Engineering Services Inc. (cybersecurity framework implementation), and Exeter Government Services LLC (veteran-owned small business providing data collection and technical support) have been engaged. On civil-military relations and international training delivery through the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, JLO Consulting LLC (small business providing subject matter expertise in peacekeeping and defense acquisitions) has served as a subcontractor.

The vendor subcontracts to several large defense primes on work outside its direct prime award portfolio. Recent sub-engagement includes work under Parsons Government Services Inc. on cyber mission support services (multiple modifications through October 2024), General Dynamics Information Technology Inc. on waterfront training instructor services (May 2024), Intuitive Research and Technology Corporation on test and evaluation for ranges and armaments (December 2022), CDO Technologies Inc. on cybersecurity risk guidance (July 2022), Tristar Inc. on engineering and cyber services (August 2021), and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. on FOCUS II mission planner support (July 2021).

HII Mission Technologies Corp is structured as a corporate entity within HII Technical Solutions Corporation, the parent vendor. The parent structure encompasses three sibling subsidiaries—Camber Defense Security And Systems Solutions Inc., HII Mission Driven Innovative Government Solutions Inc., and Veritas Analytics Inc.—operating across defense and civilian federal technology and services domains. The subsidiary designation signals that HII Mission Technologies Corp leverages Huntington Ingalls Industries' naval shipbuilding and systems integration heritage to deliver specialized defense technology and federal professional services without competing head-to-head in the core shipbuilding business.