Valiant Global Defense Services Inc.

Valiant Global Defense Services Inc., a division of Cubic Global Defense, Inc. and subsidiary of Valiant Integrated Services LLC (parent: Valiant Integrated Defense Services LLC), is a prime contractor and subcontractor delivering military training, simulation, readiness, logistics, and operational support services across the Department of Defense, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Department of State, and civilian agencies on full-and-open competitive basis with no set-asides. The company operates from headquarters in Chantilly, Virginia and competes as a large business across NAICS codes emphasizing engineering services (192 awards), professional technical services (55 awards), and R&D in physical and engineering sciences (36 awards).

Valiant's customer footprint spans 36 agencies, with concentration anchored by Army and Navy training infrastructure vehicles. The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation leads by award count (102 awards), followed by Army Training and Doctrine Command (36 awards, $1.87 billion combined potential value), Defense Threat Reduction Agency (36 awards, $2.69 billion), and the Office of the Secretary of Defense (33 awards, $944.8 million). By potential value, GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates at $11.61 billion across nine awards (primarily OASIS+ Unrestricted and ASTRO vehicles), followed by Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center at $5.79 billion (15 awards), DTRA at $2.69 billion, Army National Guard Readiness Center at $2.29 billion, and Army TRADOC at $1.87 billion. The top five customers by potential value represent 31% of the combined portfolio.

Valiant holds eleven significant indefinite delivery vehicles totaling more than $15 billion in ceiling value, positioning the vendor as a core provider of integrated services across the federal enterprise. The company serves as prime on the $975 million Mission Training Complex Capabilities Support II (MTCCS II) Army IDIQ with 99 task orders, generating a $299.2 million delivery order in May 2026 and a $408.9 million Joint Readiness Training Center contract in September 2024; the $2.51 billion Navy Fielded Training Systems Support V (FTSS V) vehicle with multiple task orders including a $119.1 million July 2026 pilot training order; the $255 million F-16 International Aircraft Maintenance and Pilot Differences Training single-award contract with Air Education and Training Command through June 2032, supporting Ukraine, Greece, Thailand, Slovakia, Bulgaria, and Indonesia with recent delivery orders ranging from $93 thousand to $11.9 million; the $1.7 billion Defense Threat Reduction Agency Assessment, Exercise, and Modeling and Simulation Support (AEMSS) vehicle supporting counter-weapons of mass destruction initiatives with orders including a $66.2 million Special Operations Forces training delivery in June 2025 and a $26.9 million military exercise planning order in June 2025; the $610 million Army Training Support Systems Enterprise (TSS-E) contract; the $995 million USAFE-AFAFRICA Advisory and Assistance Services vehicle; the $5 billion Department of State GLOBALCAP IDIQ for training, equipment, logistics, and construction globally and in sub-Saharan Africa, with an $7.9 million Ukraine end-use monitoring order in August 2026; GSA's $999.999 billion OASIS+ Unrestricted vehicle (placeholder ceiling) awarded April 2025 supporting government-wide professional services; GSA's $999.999 billion ASTRO vehicle (placeholder ceiling) awarded November 2021 for training, simulation, and operational support worldwide; and the $78.1 million OASIS order for Korean Base Support Command operations through February 2030. Recent definitive contracts include a $36.3 million Army National Guard bridge contract in January 2026 and a $7.2 million Pacific Air Forces range and threat systems operation contract at Misawa Air Base, Japan through September 2030.

SCI-reported invoicing of $912.3 million across fiscal years 2022–2025 reflects a federal services delivery scale of roughly 1,208 to 1,901 FTEs annually, with government-paid median hourly rates around $81.68/hr and senior labor pricing through $216.18/hr. The FY2025 invoicing of $231.7 million across 1,376 FTEs represents a decline from FY2024's $288 million peak, signaling either workload transition or contract completion cycles. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform approximately 20% of contractor hours, with 117 named subs reported, indicating a blend of core delivery teams and subcontractor augmentation; individual orders show sub-engagement ranging from 7% (Korean Base Support Command, March 2025) to 80% (Joint Base Lewis-McChord Mission Training Complex, June 2025), demonstrating flexibility in subcontractor reliance by engagement scope. Valiant frequently subcontracts to Lockheed Martin (Army training aids, devices, simulators, and simulations maintenance program across multiple task orders), Serco Inc. (Joint Staff training support), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (operations and sustainment), and specialized small businesses including Katmai Resource Management LLC, Knight Federal Solutions Inc., Mellor Engineering Inc., and others for equipment, logistics, and technical support.

Activity has grown substantially year over year—from 36 awards in 2022 and 2023 to 89 in 2024—before moderating to 31 in 2025 and 7 recorded so far in 2026 (source snapshot: August 2026). Eleven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $225.4 million, representing near-term recompete exposure. The portfolio comprises 59% prime awards and 41% subcontract awards, placing Valiant as both a direct prime contractor to major defense customers and as a feeder to larger defense primes. Place of performance spans domestic installations (Fort Irwin, San Diego, Fort Belvoir, Herndon, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, Fort Johnson Louisiana, Korea, Germany), international locations (Ukraine, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Romania), and worldwide for government-wide vehicles. The vendor demonstrates sustained competitive standing across full-and-open Army, Navy, Air Force, DTRA, and GSA procurements with no set-asides, reflecting capability depth in complex training infrastructure, readiness operations, and exercise modeling across multiple technology domains.