Computer Systems Center Incorporated

Computer Systems Center Incorporated, a woman-owned small business headquartered in Springfield, Virginia, provides systems engineering, architecture analysis, requirements definition, and program planning services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on a single-award indefinite delivery contract worth $141.3 million. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements (no set-asides) and operates as a prime on nearly all awards (98% of recent activity).

Computer Systems Center Incorporated's federal footprint centers on the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter Program. The vendor holds a $141.3 million single-award IDC with Naval Air Warfare Center (NAVAIR), running through January 2028, under which it has received multiple delivery orders for research, requirements refinement, system-engineering services, analysis, operational subject matter expertise, and program planning assistance to the F-35 Mission Planning Enterprise (MPE) system. Representative recent work includes a $6.8 million delivery order issued June 8, 2026, for requirements refinement and system-engineering services to the F-35 MPE program with place of performance in Ridgecrest, California; a $7.64 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order awarded June 11, 2025, for concept development, requirements development, and system-engineering services for the next-generation mission planning system; and a $1.94 million delivery order from June 2025 for Mission Planning Environment software engineering support performed in Springfield, Virginia. The vendor also holds smaller IDCs with the Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore Engineering District and Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA).

Customer concentration is extreme: the top five Navy entities account for 70% of awards by count, with Naval Air Warfare Center dominating at 30 awards and $212.2 million combined potential value. However, the value rankings reveal a critical secondary exposure: Naval Sea Systems Command anchors $10 billion in combined potential value across only 8 awards, representing a single massive vehicle or program. The Army Corps of Engineers Baltimore District contributes 26 awards totaling $10.9 million, a distant second to Navy dollars. Across the broader portfolio, the Department of the Navy and related commands account for the overwhelming majority of the vendor's $10.31 billion combined potential value.

The vendor's top five parent vehicles are all single-award IDCs, with 15 to 26 task orders each. The NAVAIR N6893623D0018 IDC generates 15 delivery orders worth $45 million in combined potential value; Army Corps of Engineers W912DR06D0017 produces 26 task orders worth $10.9 million; and NAVSEA N6893614D0013 produces 10 task orders worth $11.6 million. Work spans Springfield, Virginia and Ridgecrest, California, with primary administrative oversight at NAVAIR.

Activity has been flat to modest in recent years—three to five prime awards per year from 2022 through 2026—with only four awards (combined potential value $12 million) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, indicating low recompete pressure in the near term. The recompete cliff is notably shallow relative to the vendor's large ceiling values, a function of delivery orders being issued incrementally against long-running IDCs rather than standalone contract completions.

In its subcontractor role, Computer Systems Center Incorporated has performed Secure Facility as a Service (SFaaS) infrastructure and cybersecurity support work under HII Mission Technologies Corp on ISR adaptation and emerging-technology integration efforts, and has provided Joint Education and Training (JEACO) services under General Dynamics Global Force. Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal sub-engagement: 3 SCI records from FY2024–FY2025 representing 7.8 FTEs in FY2024 and 3.6 FTEs in FY2025, all as a named subcontractor. This is a data artifact; the vendor's extensive prime activity is largely classified or not captured in SCI's above-$150,000-threshold commercial-services focus.

Computer Systems Center Incorporated's capability footprint is predominantly F-35 Mission Planning Enterprise system engineering and architecture analysis, with secondary exposure to general defense R&D and weapons-system engineering work. The vendor's NAICS profile (89 engineering-services awards, 12 R&D awards) and PSC distribution (32 professional-support awards, 19 defense R&D awards, 16 weapons-system R&D awards) underscore a defense systems integration and analysis posture. Obligated dollars ($206.1 million against $10.31 billion combined potential value) reveal that most awards remain unexercised or partially funded, typical of IDC structures.

ENGINEERING (MANAGEMENT) AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS CONSULTING FIRM, SIMULATION AND MODELING.