DCS Corporation

DCS Corporation, doing business as DCS Corp, is a for-profit professional services firm headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, that specializes in advanced technology and management solutions for the defense and national security sectors. Registered in SAM.gov since February 2002, DCS Corporation operates as a corporate entity with a parent structure and holds both federal contract and grant prime awardee status. The company brings extensive expertise in systems engineering, software development, advanced technology prototyping, and program management support across multiple defense domains, positioning itself as a strategic partner for complex federal modernization and research initiatives.

DCS Corporation has secured substantial federal contract awards across the Department of Defense, Navy, Air Force, and Army, demonstrating broad capabilities in technical and engineering services. Recent significant prime contract awards include a $51.2 million delivery order under the Seaport Next Generation (Seaport-NXG) vehicle from the Naval Air Warfare Center for fleet support and air traffic control systems sustainment in Maryland; a $30.3 million Air Force Research Laboratory delivery order for human-unmanned drone teaming research with completion through 2028; a $15 million Advanced Vibration and Impact Testing for Aircrew Resilience (AVITAR) program from the Air Force's Aeronautical Systems Center; and a $24.8 million Multi-Domain Modeling, Simulation and Analysis (MDMSA) II task order supporting the Air Force's multi-domain capability development. Additional contract work includes $12.5 million for Army cyber skills assessment research, $49.75 million for Office of Naval Research optical science research and development supporting electro-optical and infrared capabilities, $81.75 million for Army Combat Capabilities Development Command Ground Vehicle Support Lab engineering services at Warren, Michigan, and $94 million under the Seek Eagle Modeling and Analysis Tools Support (SEMATS) 3 contract with the Air Force Materiel Command. DCS Corporation has also received multiple delivery orders supporting Naval Air Systems Command aircraft sustainment and software development efforts, Army ground vehicle systems modernization, and chemical and biological defense research. Subcontracting arrangements reflect partnerships with major defense contractors including Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics Land Systems, Saab Inc., and Southwest Research Institute, as well as small business partners including women-owned, minority-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned firms. All contract awards noted were issued through full and open competition with no set-aside designations, reflecting DCS Corporation's competitive standing in unrestricted procurements across federal agencies.

DCS Corporation has received federal grant sub-awards demonstrating its engagement in advanced research initiatives through leading academic and research institutions. The company received a grant sub-award from the University of Massachusetts Lowell in July 2024 focused on integrating electrical connectors with e-textile platforms to develop wearable solutions for warfighters, including design and rapid prototyping of miniaturized magnetic connectors with high power and data transmission efficiency. Additionally, DCS Corporation received a grant sub-award from the Regents of the University of Colorado in October 2023 under a research program examining physiological state in human-agent teaming scenarios, requiring the company to execute human subjects experiments, develop individual and team-based physiological models, and conduct collaborative research with CU Boulder from the second to fourth year of the award period. These grant sub-awards reflect DCS Corporation's participation in federally funded research programs spanning human factors research, advanced materials development, and soldier performance enhancement initiatives in partnership with major research universities.

DCS Corporation maintains a robust portfolio of federal contract indefinite delivery vehicles that position the company for flexible task order procurement across multiple federal agencies and technical domains. The company holds a $2.09 billion single-award indefinite delivery contract with the U.S. Army's Combat Capabilities Development Command Ground Vehicle Systems Center through April 2030, providing technical and engineering services across 31 labor categories supporting ground vehicle robotics, autonomous systems, vehicle electrification, weapons integration, and software development, with at least 14 delivery orders totaling approximately $335 million issued to date. DCS Corporation maintains a $900 million multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center for multi-domain systems capabilities development, characterization of new technologies, rapid prototyping, and testing through November 2027. The company holds a $950 million Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS) multiple-award contract with the Air Force supporting joint all-domain command and control initiatives through May 2030. Additional IDVs include a $980 million single-award Automatic Test Systems Acquisition-I (ATSA-I) contract with the Air Force Materiel Command through 2035 for lifecycle support of automatic test equipment at Robins Air Force Base; a $249.7 million Naval Air Systems Command Rapid Labor multiple-award contract through March 2027 supporting systems engineering and product acquisition services; a $869 million Scientific, Technical, Engineering and Program Support Services (STEPSS) multiple-award contract with the Army's Research Development and Engineering Command through April 2032; a $249 million Joint Artificial Intelligence Center Test and Evaluation Blanket Purchase Agreement through January 2027; a $48 billion Department of Defense Information Analysis Centers Multiple Award Contract on-ramp through March 2028; and award under the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus (OASIS+) Unrestricted multiple-award contract through December 2029 with a $999,999,999,999 ceiling, as well as positioning on the ASTRO government-wide acquisition contract through November 2031. These vehicles provide DCS Corporation with government-wide procurement access and demonstrate the company's established relationships across defense agencies for delivering engineering, technical, and program management services supporting multiple priority modernization and research initiatives.