Hatalom Corp

Hatalom Corp (doing business as Hatalom), a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and Veteran-Owned Business based in Orlando, Florida, operates as a prime contractor (75% of recent awards) and subcontractor delivering military simulation, training systems, instructional design, and defense engineering services across the Department of Defense and federal agencies. The company competes across full-and-open and Total Small Business set-aside vehicles, with SDVOSB and VOSB designations anchoring access to set-aside IDIQs including OASIS+ and emerging prime positions on large government-wide platforms.

Hatalom's capability portfolio centers on combat simulation platforms, computer-based instructional design (CBID), trainer system development and sustainment, and medical and tactical training infrastructure. Representative prime work includes a $38.9 million Total Small Business definitive contract with Army PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation for Medical Instructor Operator Support at 21 medical simulation training centers globally through September 2029, a $3.45 million Tier 1 delivery order under the Live Training, Ranges, and Combat Training Centers (LTRAC) Multiple Award Contract 2 for Digital Range Training Systems development through March 2028, and a $896,116 delivery order for Computer-Based Instructional Design III Cyber Risk Management Framework services through February 2028. Subcontractor roles include combat convoy simulator support and fuselage trainer courseware enhancements as a sub to J.F. Taylor Inc., and mission training complex support to General Dynamics Information Technology.

Customer concentration tilts heavily toward defense training and simulation. The top five funding agencies (Department of the Army PEO STRI, Marine Corps, NASA, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Army Training and Doctrine Command) account for 66% of recent awards by count but dominate 100% of combined potential value. This divergence reflects Hatalom's position on two large government-wide vehicles: NASA SEWP VI (two awards, $40 billion combined potential value) and Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) contract (one award, $151 billion ceiling). On traditional defense training work, Army PEO STRI (9 awards, $489.3 million combined potential value) and the Marine Corps (6 awards, $301.2 million combined potential value) are the anchors. Hatalom holds $4 billion in ceiling under Naval Sea Systems Command's SEAPORT-NXG contract for facilities, logistics, and engineering support through January 2029.

Vehicle position spans specialized Army training IDIQs, Navy and Marine Corps facilities and sustainment contracts, and broad government-wide acquisition platforms. Hatalom holds a $49.3 million single-award SDVOSB IDIQ with Army PEO STRI for Computer-Based Instructional Design services through January 2025, a $249.76 million total small business indefinite delivery vehicle with Marine Corps for Expeditionary Resupply Systems sustainment, a $396 million multiple-award IDIQ with Army PEO STRI for the Family of Maintenance Trainers Product Line through June 2033, and $4 billion ceiling under SEAPORT-NXG. Hatalom was awarded to two major government-wide vehicles in late 2024 and 2026: OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside (December 2024, no dollar ceiling specified in the source, through December 2029) and OASIS+ SDVOSB (September 2024, no dollar ceiling specified in the source, through September 2029), both vehicles spanning seven functional domains (management and advisory, technical engineering, research and development, intelligence, environmental, facilities, and logistics) across all federal agencies. Most recently, Hatalom received awards on NASA SEWP VI (November 2026, $20 billion ceiling governmentwide through October 2036, Total Small Business set-aside) and on the Missile Defense Agency SHIELD contract (December 2025, $151 billion ceiling, full and open). Task order activity under Army-managed training contracts (Indefinite Delivery Contract M6785421D8012, Indefinite Delivery Contract W900KK24D0011, and Trainer Developer II) shows 10 cumulative task orders with $53.1 million combined potential value.

Activity momentum reflects aggressive investment in vehicle positioning. Awards per year jumped from 1 in 2022 to 13 in 2024 and 7 in 2025, driven primarily by IDIQ awards and initial task orders under large vehicles. The recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is modest: three awards totaling $6.7 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion, concentrated in legacy CBID delivery orders and small furniture-trainer orders. However, the growth trajectory masks ceiling exposure: combined potential value across all awards stands at $44.79 billion, but obligated spend is $74.4 million (0.17%), reflecting the early-stage posture of large IDIQs carrying multi-year task order pipelines rather than signed commitments.

SCI-reported invoicing for federal service contracts above $150,000 totaled $12.7 million across FY2022–FY2025 ($6.2 million in FY2022, $0 in FY2023, $3.1 million in FY2024, and $3.4 million in FY2025), representing a subset of Hatalom's federal services footprint. The SCI dataset shows roughly 38 FTEs in FY2022, zero in FY2023, 46.4 FTEs in FY2024, and 69.1 FTEs in FY2025, with FY2025 workforce growth driven by subcontractor-heavy task orders (approximately 69% of FTEs subcontracted on SCI-reportable prime contracts). Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-captured prime contracts ran a median of approximately $60.15 per hour, ranging from $56.11 at the 10th percentile to $69.11 at the 90th percentile. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subs represent 7% of total contractor hours, with three named subcontractors appearing in the SCI dataset.

Hatalom primarily operates as a builder of its own delivery teams on prime contracts but scales workforce through subcontractors on larger task orders, particularly under mission training complex and systems engineering vehicles. The vendor subcontracts to larger defense primes including General Dynamics Information Technology (multiple incremental fundings for 18th Airborne Corps mission training complex training service support) and Leidos (Systems Engineering Integration Contract II task order support), and to specialized training primes J.F. Taylor Inc. (fuselage trainer courseware enhancements). Place of performance centers on Orlando, Florida and Union Park, Florida for simulation and training work, with distributed performance tied to individual military installation training centers (Fort Jackson, South Carolina; Camp Lejeune, North Carolina) and Navy sites. The newly awarded SEWP VI and SHIELD platforms establish governmentwide place-of-performance posture, positioning Hatalom to compete for IT/AV solutions and advanced defense systems engineering work across federal civilian and defense agencies through the remainder of this decade.

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