Dittolive Incorporated

Dittolive Incorporated, doing business as Ditto, is a for-profit small business technology company headquartered in Berkeley, California that specializes in intelligent edge platform development and real-time data synchronization solutions. Registered in SAM.gov since February 2019, the company has established itself as a key innovation partner for the U.S. Air Force and Department of Defense through multiple federal contract awards focused on advanced computing capabilities for military operational environments. Ditto's expertise centers on fog computing, edge data applications, and resilient information sharing platforms designed for austere and tactical settings where conventional computing infrastructure may be limited or unreliable.

Ditto's federal contract portfolio demonstrates substantial engagement with the Air Force Research Laboratory and other defense agencies across multiple research and development initiatives. The company has received numerous Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) awards spanning Phase I, Phase II, and Phase III actions, including a $28.2 million Sequential Phase II contract under the SBIR Strategic Funding Increase initiative focused on resilient data management in military operational environments with an ultimate completion date of July 13, 2028. Additional SBIR Phase II contracts include a $1.179 million award for cloud solutions to provision and manage resilient edge data applications (November 17, 2026 completion) and a $1.125 million contract for intelligent fog computing technology for resilient information sharing at the tactical edge in austere environments (April 21, 2025 completion). Beyond SBIR awards, Ditto has received task orders and definitive contracts from the Air Force Research Laboratory valued at $1.636 million for Decision Lens Accelerate software and a $1.8 million delivery order for advanced battle plan management in support of the Advanced Battle Management System program. The company has also secured a $377,361.23 Phase III SBIR contract from the U.S. Space and Missile Defense Command for development of a Secure Edge Push-to-Talk system (June 3, 2026 completion), and a $846,000 purchase order from Washington Headquarters Service for Ditto COD Licenses. Additionally, Ditto received a $46,933 Phase I SBIR award from the Air Force Research Laboratory for research and development of an information transmitter for air crews. Substantially all of these awards have been designated as total small business set-asides, underscoring Ditto's status as a small business innovation partner.

Dittolive Incorporated holds two substantial Indefinite Delivery Contract vehicles with the Department of the Air Force, collectively valued at $1.85 billion in ceiling authority. The first IDC, awarded on June 30, 2023 by the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center, carries a $900 million ceiling with an ultimate completion date of November 14, 2027 and enables Ditto to compete for and receive task orders for capabilities briefing services in support of AFLCMC's acquisition, logistics, and sustainment functions under the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Architecture and Integration Directorate master IDIQ. Ditto has received at least one delivery order under this vehicle valued at $1,000 for capabilities briefing support. The second IDC, awarded on February 11, 2022, carries a $950 million ceiling with an ultimate completion date of May 28, 2025 and supports the Advanced Battle Management System program focused on developing integrated command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance technologies. Under this ABMS master contract vehicle, Ditto has received a $1.8 million firm fixed price delivery order for advanced battle plan management. These two IDIQ contracts position Ditto as a prime contractor capable of supporting broader Air Force modernization initiatives and provide the company with substantial flexibility to compete for task orders across various technological and strategic programs in support of the Air Force's transformation efforts.