Fidelity Technology Services, LLC

Fidelity Technology Services, LLC, a Reading, Pennsylvania-based for-profit limited liability company, operates as a prime contractor delivering military training systems operations, maintenance, and instructional services to the Department of Defense on full-and-open delivery orders and definitive contracts totaling $58.77 billion in combined potential value across 23 awards. The vendor is a subsidiary of Fidelity Technologies Corporation, a manufacturer of goods; Fidelity Technology Services holds awardee status on two high-value Navy and Air Force training system IDIQs and competes without set-aside restrictions.

Fidelity's capability portfolio centers on contractor operation and maintenance services (COMS), contractor instructional services (CIS), training systems management, and simulator manufacturing and support across fixed-wing and rotary-wing aviation training, submarine training, and joint fires simulation platforms. Representative work includes a $304.98 million Naval Air Warfare Center delivery order (awarded March 1, 2023) for Chief of Naval Air Training contractor instruction services and Navy flight simulator operations and maintenance at Reading, Pennsylvania, running through June 30, 2028, with government invoicing of $57.9 million across fiscal years 2023–2024 (376.5 FTEs, 754,644 contractor hours, self-performed); a $165.04 million Naval Air Warfare Center delivery order (awarded November 1, 2025) for USMC training contractor operations, maintenance, and instruction services at Orlando, Florida, completing August 31, 2030; and a $134.76 million Naval Air Warfare Center delivery order (awarded March 1, 2026) for F/A-18 contractor operation and maintenance services and contractor instructional services at Norfolk, Virginia, completing February 28, 2031. Foreign Military Sales work includes a $19.5 million Security Assistance Command contract awarded October 15, 2023, for a UH-60M full flight simulator with contractor logistics support for Slovakia (completion April 13, 2028) and a $3.35 million Security Assistance Command contract for the Egypt Joint Fires Immersive Rehearsal Environment Simulator awarded April 1, 2026 (completion April 12, 2031).

Customer concentration runs heavily Navy with Foreign Military Sales secondary. The Naval Air Warfare Center accounts for 12 awards carrying $5.25 billion in combined potential value; the Air Force Materiel Command's Aeronautical Systems Center accounts for 4 awards carrying $53.49 billion (driven by the TSA IV IDIQ ceiling); the Army's Security Assistance Command (5 awards, $26.8 million) and PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (2 awards, $3.7 million) complete the customer set. Fidelity holds seat on two core Navy vehicles: Fielded Training Systems Support V (FTSS V), a $2.51 billion multiple-award IDIQ awarded July 29, 2022 (completion August 30, 2030), from which Fidelity has drawn six delivery orders totaling $782.8 million; and Fielded Training Systems Support IV (FTSS IV), a predecessor vehicle from which Fidelity has executed three delivery orders worth $205.3 million. Fidelity also holds an awardee position on the Air Force's Training Systems Acquisition IV (TSA IV), a $32.5 billion multiple-award IDIQ (June 1, 2023, completion May 31, 2033), from which one delivery order of $10.7 million for E-3 AWACS maintenance training system support was awarded January 15, 2026.

Activity shows steady placement from 2022 through 2026, with one award in 2022, five in 2023, two in 2024, two in 2025, and four in 2026. Six awards carrying $428 million in combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure and pipeline opportunity. Service Contract Inventory data from the largest Navy order demonstrates self-performed labor: FY2024 invoicing of $10.1 million across 54.5 FTEs (113,282 contractor hours at $89.20 per hour) under the helicopter training devices order, and $53.7 million across 180 FTEs (374,413 contractor hours at $143.54 per hour) on the Navy flight simulator order, with no subcontractor labor reported across these engagements. Top NAICS categories are Engineering Services (12 awards) and aircraft-parts manufacturing variants (4 + 4 awards); top PSC is maintenance and repair of training aids and devices (12 awards), reflecting the vendor's primary function supporting fielded simulator fleets and training infrastructure across Naval Air Warfare Center installations and Air Force bases worldwide.