Goengineer LLC

Goengineer LLC, doing business as Goengineer 3DX, is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Midvale, Utah, that supplies 3D printing equipment, 3D scanning systems, design software licenses, and related maintenance and training services to the federal government as a prime contractor (91% of recent awards). The vendor competes full-and-open, with no SBA set-aside designations characterizing its footprint, though several individual awards carry total small-business set-asides. Goengineer operates as a parent company with one named subsidiary, Rapid Processing Solutions Inc.

Goengineer's customer base concentrates heavily on the Department of Defense and Navy. The top five funding agencies account for 48% of recent award volume: Naval Sea Systems Command (45 awards, $2.4 million combined potential value), Air Force Materiel Command's Ogden Air Logistics Complex (39 awards, $3 million combined potential value), Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (22 awards, $1.1 million combined potential value), Naval Air Systems Command's Naval Air Warfare Center (20 awards, $486 thousand combined potential value), and the Air Force at large (18 awards, $370 thousand combined potential value). By dollar value, the Ogden Air Logistics Complex and Naval Sea Systems Command dominate, collectively anchoring 62% of combined potential value across Goengineer's portfolio. The vendor has worked with 57 distinct customer agencies, indicating broad federal reach despite Navy and Air Force concentration.

Goengineer's core capability centers on additive manufacturing procurement and support. Representative prime work includes a $425,525 purchase order (January 2024) from Ogden Air Logistics Complex for a metal powder-bed-fusion 3D printer system supporting the Rapid Innovation Center at Hill Air Force Base; a $342,493 definitive contract (August 2024) from Defense Logistics Agency for a complete 3D printer installation, scanning equipment, materials, and training at the Product Test Center in Columbus, Ohio; and a $319,925 purchase order (August 2023) from Naval Sea Systems Command for Creaform 3D scanners and related equipment under a total small-business set-aside for Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. More recent work includes a $142,281 purchase order (September 2025) from Naval Sea Systems Command for Creaform Handyscan Black+ Elite 3D scanning systems with software and training, and a $349,000 five-year blanket purchase agreement (March 2026) with Naval Sea Systems Command for Stratasys brand 3D printer supplies and consumables. Goengineer also delivers software licenses and training — a $51,220 purchase order (September 2024) from Air Combat Command for CAMWorks 5-Axis software, a $19,800 order (May 2025) from Air Force Space Command for SOLIDWORKS product data management installation and training, and a $10,000 purchase order (September 2025) from Naval Sea Systems Command for SOLIDWORKS training services. The portfolio carries a strong institutional focus on printer maintenance and consumables: $4,625 and $6,125 agreements for Stratasys F370 Emerald Care maintenance with Naval Air Warfare Center, and smaller orders for filament, wearable parts, and build materials.

Goengineer maintains an established blanket purchase agreement footprint. The vendor holds or has held a $250,000 multiple-award BPA with Air Force Materiel Command's Ogden Air Logistics Complex (noted across multiple awards as running through April 2026) for plastic fabricated materials, 3D scanning equipment, software, and training supporting aircraft maintenance and innovation initiatives. The Indefinite Delivery Contract 47QFLA18D0006 anchors 11 task orders in Goengineer's vehicle portfolio, though the source does not specify the issuing agency or ceiling. Additional parent vehicles include BPA FA822417A0006 (2 task orders, $22 thousand combined potential value) and BPA FA822721A0007 (1 task order, $24 thousand combined potential value), suggesting smaller, narrower-scope vehicles alongside the broader Ogden agreement.

Goengineer's subcontractor footprint reflects emerging integration into larger defense programs. The vendor has recently subcontracted to Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC on Naval Nuclear Laboratory management and operations work (January 2025 and October 2024 modifications including SOLIDWORKS software maintenance); to University of Dayton on advanced manufacturing footprint services and engineering supplies (multiple awards in April and August 2023); to Deloitte Consulting LLP on submarine workforce and industrial-base development (March 2025); to Sierra Nevada Company LLC on Survivable Airborne Operations Center services (June 2025) and Big Safari electrical components (September 2024); to Parsons Government Services Inc. on C5ISR exercises and information services (July 2025); and to The Charles Stark Draper Laboratory Inc. on FY23 guidance production emergent requirements and technical support (April 2025). Goengineer also appears to sub on a NASA Space Launch System Universal Stage Adapter production contract (November 2025, prime unspecified in source) and on Defense Systems and Solutions' V-22 management work at Redstone Arsenal (September 2025).

Award activity grew sharply in 2023 (28 awards) but has contracted since: 13 awards in 2022, 11 in 2024, 20 in 2025, and only 4 awards year-to-date in 2026. Ten awards carrying combined potential value of $767 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. The portfolio splits heavily toward information technology software (78 awards), plastics fabricated materials (11 awards), and computer peripheral equipment (26 awards) by PSC category, with software publishers, computer peripheral equipment wholesalers, and computer terminal manufacturing dominating the NAICS distribution. Combined obligated dollars ($34.7 million) substantially exceed combined potential value ($13.6 million), indicating the vendor has invoiced heavily against its small orders over time. The company's registration with SAM dates to 2001, establishing over two decades of federal experience before the snapshot period in the source began.