Geneva Technologies, Inc.

Geneva Technologies, Inc., a woman-owned, veteran-owned small business based in Monument, Colorado, designs and engineers advanced satellite systems, space propulsion technologies, and aerospace cargo delivery systems for the Air Force as a prime contractor (93% of recent awards), competing predominantly in full-and-open procurements and SBIR/STTR set-asides rather than SBA 8(a) or HUBZone vehicles. The company operates as a Subchapter S corporation and has built a concentrated customer base almost entirely within the Air Force enterprise.

Geneva Technologies' capability portfolio centers on satellite design, integration, test, and operations; modular propulsion systems; exoatmospheric cargo delivery technology; mesh-network communications optimization; and payload health electronics for responsive space platforms. Representative prime work includes a $17.7 million full-and-open definitive contract from the Air Force Test Center awarded February 2026 for FalconSAT-11 with Modular Propulsion Unit (completion May 2028); a $6.7 million full-and-open contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory awarded April 2023 for FalconSAT-11 Preliminary Design (completed December 2024); a $5.5 million total-small-business-set-aside contract from AFRL awarded July 2023 for equipment qualification unifying airdrop, terrestrial, and orbital regimes (completion September 2026); and a $1.8 million SBIR Phase II contract from AFRL awarded November 2024 for innovative cargo exoatmospheric delivery technology (completion February 2027).

Customer concentration is extreme. The Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory accounts for 19 awards (67% of award count) worth $57 million combined potential value; the Air Force Test Center holds 2 awards worth $21.8 million. These two entities alone comprise 96% of all recent awards and represent the entire decision-relevant customer base — no other agency or command generates strategic volume. The Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center and Department of the Army each contribute minor awards. Geneva Technologies sits on the Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract with 2 task orders, but SBIR/STTR phase contracts dominate the vehicle posture; no major GWACs or agency-wide IDIQs appear in the portfolio.

Activity has been volatile. Award volume peaked at 4 awards in 2022, declined to 3 in 2023, rose to 5 in 2024, dropped to 2 in 2025, and returned to 3 in 2026 (as of March). Six awards worth $45.8 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting significant recompete exposure concentrated in FalconSAT-family contracts and SBIR Phase II work. The combined potential value across all 28 awards is $81 million, with $65.3 million already obligated.

In its minimal subcontractor role, Geneva Technologies provides high-altitude parachutes and network infrastructure (PacStar router and switches) to HII Mission Technologies Corp under a force-protection systems program for the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center and Naval Surface Warfare Center Crane Division. The company's federal footprint is tightly specialized in Air Force space and satellite innovation, with limited diversification into other agencies or technology domains.