Delta Bridge, Inc.

Delta Bridge, Inc., a subsidiary of Amentum Holdings Inc., serves as a prime contractor delivering satellite communications, Low Earth Orbit (LEO) internet services, and specialized telecommunications infrastructure to federal agencies, competing on an unrestricted basis without set-aside designations. The company operates across 21 federal customer agencies as a prime on 97% of its awards, with a concentrated footprint in State Department regional bureaus and the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Delta Bridge's capability portfolio centers on LEO satellite services, VSAT (Very Small Aperture Terminal) connectivity, dedicated internet bandwidth, Starlink terminal deployment, fiber optic infrastructure, and internet service provider solutions for diplomatic missions and remote federal facilities. Representative work includes a $40 million multiple-award IDIQ for LEO Satellite Services with the VA Technology Acquisition Center (awarded September 24, 2024, through September 23, 2029), under which five delivery orders totaling $1.52 million have been issued as of February 2026; a $9.115 million single-award IDIQ for Internet Service Provider solutions with the Department of State's Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs (extending through July 31, 2026) supporting Iraq operations; a $2.43 million single-award BPA for IT Commercial Satellite Internet Services with the Bureau of Reclamation (August 30, 2024, through August 29, 2029); and a $2.96 million delivery order from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security for ISP services in Iraq (awarded August 1, 2024).

Customer concentration tilts sharply toward State Department regional bureaus and the VA. The Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management, Bureau of Near Eastern Affairs, and Bureau of African Affairs account for 79% of award count (53, 44, and 42 awards respectively), but the Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center anchors 88% of combined potential value at $41.5 million from just six awards. This divergence signals the VA's large-dollar LEO satellite vehicle against the State Department's numerous smaller telecommunications task orders.

Delta Bridge's vehicle position spans five named parent IDIQs and BPAs: the VA's $40 million LEO Satellite Services IDIQ carries five task orders; State Department IDIQs for ISP in Iraq (SGE50017D0003) and satellite services elsewhere (19GE5022D0043) carry 62 and nine task orders respectively; and the Bureau of Reclamation's $2.43 million Commercial Satellite Internet BPA carries six task orders. Task-order penetration is high on established vehicles, indicating sustained demand.

Award activity declined from 23 and 22 awards in 2022 and 2023 respectively to 30 in 2024, then to 14 in 2025 and 5 as of mid-2026 (reflecting incomplete year data). Eleven awards with combined potential value of $7 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete exposure concentrated in State Department and Bureau of Reclamation vehicles.

SCI-reportable federal service-contract data captures $3.6 million in invoiced revenue in FY2022 only, with zero invoiced amounts in FY2023 and FY2024—a pattern consistent with Delta Bridge's prime positioning on goods-and-services or fixed-price delivery orders that fall outside SCI thresholds or reporting scope. FTE trajectory shows 0.0 FTEs reported across all three years (12 SCI records as prime, none as named subcontractor), reflecting Delta Bridge's role as a service integrator and reseller rather than a labor-intensive contractor. Average sub-hours share across prime contracts stands at 0%, indicating Delta Bridge builds minimal subcontracting engagement and delivers most work through direct sourcing, vendor partnerships, or pass-through arrangements.

Delta Bridge operates as a subsidiary of Amentum Holdings Inc., positioning it within a larger parent organization that provides technical and engineering services across defense, security, intelligence, and federal IT missions. The vendor holds six named subcontract awards from primes including Cherokee Nation Strategic Programs (April 8, 2025, for ISP services) and Fairwinds Technologies LLC (October 3 and September 20, 2024, for Starshield and communications security equipment), indicating selective sub roles on specialized satellite and security initiatives. Delta Bridge's competitive posture is full-and-open, all-unrestricted across its prime footprint, and it maintains no characteristic set-aside posture.