Concurrent Technologies Corp

Concurrent Technologies Corp, a Johnstown, Pennsylvania-based nonprofit applied research and development organization, operates as a prime contractor (99% of awards) delivering advanced manufacturing, energy infrastructure, operational technology cybersecurity, and engineering research and development to defense and civilian federal agencies. CTC holds no SBA set-aside designations and competes in full-and-open procurements across a portfolio of 2,023 prime and sub awards valued at $18.84 billion in combined potential value, with $3.14 billion obligated.

CTC's customer concentration skews heavily toward Navy surface and subsystems commands. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchors 70% of the vendor's combined potential value across 82 awards worth $10.28 billion, driven by longstanding propulsor support hardware, mast weldment and assembly, and ship-component manufacturing work. The United States Marine Corps follows with 43 awards worth $1.68 billion, followed by the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command ($474.6 million across 183 awards), the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory ($454.6 million across 35 awards), and the Office of Naval Research ($337.6 million across 48 awards). By award count, the Department of the Army Headquarters ranks first (290 awards, $328.1 million potential value), but dollars are distributed across smaller individual orders.

CTC's capability portfolio centers on naval platform manufacturing and sustainment, energy resilience infrastructure, advanced materials and additive manufacturing, and facility-level operational technology cybersecurity. Representative prime work includes a $14.85 million Marine Corps delivery order (March 2026) for comprehensive operational technology cyber services supporting facility-related control systems in Pacific County, Washington; a $25 million Air Force Research Laboratory definitive contract (December 2025) for large capacity energy storage demonstration with a 3-megawatt, 9-megawatt-hour prototype, subcontracted to Bridge View Resources and Ess Tech, Inc.; a $22 million Air Force Research Laboratory flight charging infrastructure demonstration contract (September 2024) for design and removal of flight line charging systems at Holloman and Robins Air Force Bases, with subcontractors Osceola Inc. and Pavcon LLC; an $8.544 million Air Force Research Laboratory contract (August 2022) for direct current microgrid design and integration at Kirtland Air Force Base; and a $6.61 million Office of Naval Research definitive contract (September 2023) for additive manufacturing systems research supporting long-range science and technology projects, with SLM Solutions NA and Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence subcontracting. Naval Sea Systems Command work includes recurring firm-fixed-price purchase orders for mast weldments, assemblies, and propulsor hardware, with P&P Machining Co. supplying precision machining on multiple contracts.

CTC holds positions on five major parent vehicles with substantial active task-order pipelines. The Indefinite Delivery Contract W74V8H04D0005 carries 168 task orders worth $177.5 million combined potential value; the Indefinite Delivery Contract W91ZLK10D0005 supports 133 task orders worth $176.6 million; the Information Technology Schedule 70 GSA vehicle funds 101 task orders worth $51 million; the Indefinite Delivery Contract DEAM2699FT40465 underwrites 121 task orders worth $77.6 million; and the Indefinite Delivery Contract N0014096D1818 supports 165 task orders. Recent large IDV vehicle positions include the OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ (awarded April 2025, no dollar ceiling specified in the source, performance through April 2030) for professional services across management, technical engineering, and research and development to civilian and defense agencies; the Personnel and Readiness Infrastructure Support Management (PRISM) contract (July 2024, $1.8 billion ceiling through July 2026) for personnel and readiness infrastructure support; the Marine Corps Installations Command Professional Services Support vehicle (awarded November 2024, $100.8 million ceiling through November 2029), which has issued two task orders including the $21.4 million cybersecurity delivery order and a $5,000 minimum guarantee; the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) contract (December 2025, $151 billion ceiling through December 2035) for multi-domain defense systems research and development; and a DARPA multiple-award Other Transaction Agreement for the Securing Artificial Intelligence for Battlefield Effective Robustness (SABER) program (February 2026, $1.75 million ceiling).

Activity has remained relatively flat over the past five years — ten awards in 2022, sixteen in both 2023 and 2024, thirteen in 2025, and three through March 2026. Twelve awards with combined potential value of $133.4 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure. CTC operates as a prime on 99% of awards but subcontracts meaningfully on subcontractor roles; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor engages subcontractors for approximately 35% of total contractor hours, naming 25 distinct subcontractors across the SCI dataset. Recent sub-award activity shows CTC performing as a subcontractor to Lockheed Martin (naval platform work, $56.2 million potential value), IBM (enterprise support services), Applied Research Associates (mission awareness capabilities), Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (engineering and technical support for research and development), Michigan Technological University (ground vehicle survivability and manufacturability), Electric Boat Corporation (submarine components), and others across defense and energy agencies.

CTC maintains two for-profit and nonprofit subsidiaries — CTC Enterprise Ventures Corp, a for-profit manufacturer of goods and components, and CTC Public Benefit Corporation — enabling the parent organization to deliver both research and production capabilities. Federal grant activity includes two recent cooperative agreements: one with the West Point Military Academy (January 2025 through December 2026) for an automated, scalable machine learning model, and one with TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (June 2023 through May 2024) for machine learning applied to advanced lightweight combat vehicle structures, with the latter sub-awarding work to the National Center For Manufacturing Sciences.

SCI-reported federal service contract invoicing across prime contracts totaled $84.8 million over FY2022–FY2024 (FY2024: $31.8 million across 71.8 FTEs; FY2023: $27.4 million across 67.7 FTEs; FY2022: $25.7 million across 61.3 FTEs), showing modest growth in workforce deployment and revenue. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates run around $210/hour, with senior technical labor pricing through $258/hour, supporting CTC's positioning in engineering, program management, and advanced technical delivery. The vendor offers GSA Schedule labor across 51 categories spanning entry-level trainee roles ($47.74/hr) through senior engineering and IT program leads ($311.88/hr for 14-year experienced bachelor's-degree holders), with no security clearances in the advertised portfolio.