Corps Simulation & Cyber Solutions LLC

Corps Simulation & Cyber Solutions LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business structured as a limited liability company and based in Greenbelt, Maryland, holds a $238 million Marine Corps indefinite-delivery contract for training systems sustainment and operates as a prime contractor (67% of awards) with minimal recent federal activity. The vendor's footprint reflects a single large Marine Corps vehicle as the dominant asset, with secondary grant sub-award engagement outside the prime contract portfolio.

The Marine Corps Systems Command awarded Corps Simulation & Cyber Solutions LLC a Total Small Business Set-Aside indefinite-delivery contract valued at $238 million on August 27, 2021, with a base period of sixty months and five one-year option periods running through August 12, 2031. The contract covers operations, maintenance, post-deployment software support, ongoing software development, and material support for Marine Corps training systems, including simulators and virtual training environments. The first task order, issued on September 2, 2021, was a $1,500 delivery order for a post-award conference held in Greenbelt between September 2 and October 4, 2021 — representing the vendor's sole task-order activity recorded in the source data. The Marine Corps accounts for 100% of the vendor's combined potential value across all awards, with the Department of Energy Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability appearing as a secondary customer through a grant sub-award. On that grant engagement, Corps Simulation & Cyber Solutions LLC served as a sub-recipient under the National Association of State Energy Officials on a July 1, 2022 award to develop two transmission guides for state and territory energy offices.

Activity has been minimal since award — one task order in 2021 and no new prime or sub awards recorded since July 2022. Combined dollars obligated across all awards stand at $91 thousand, or 0% of the combined potential value, indicating that the vendor has drawn down only a fraction of the Marine Corps contract ceiling to date.