Hyperion Technology Group Inc.

Hyperion Technology Group Inc., headquartered in Tupelo, Mississippi, manufactures advanced acoustic sensor systems, infrasound instrumentation, and defense software applications for federal agencies as a prime contractor (79% of recent awards) and subcontractor. The company is a for-profit manufacturer competing in full-and-open procurement without set-aside designation, with total recent awards spanning 86 contracts and grants valued at $1.02 billion in combined potential value.

Hyperion's core capability centers on passive acoustic sensing, signal processing, and AI/ML-enabled software for force protection, acoustic surveillance, and environmental monitoring. The company's flagship product is the Scalable Passive Acoustic Reporting and Targeting Node (SPARTN), an advanced acoustic sensor platform fielded across Marine Corps, Army, and Navy operations. Representative prime work includes a $16.39 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Vehicle with the Marine Corps covering SPARTN production, sustainment, and life-cycle support (five delivery orders totaling approximately $10.95 million issued as of August 2025); a $7.67 million delivery order from Marine Corps for SPARTN systems production with provisioning kits and training under SBIR Phase III; an $8.4 million Other Transaction IDV with the Army Corps of Engineers for Denied Area Monitoring and Exploitation (DAMES) V2.0 activities; a $7.49 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Army Corps of Engineers for anti-terrorism/force protection web-application development, training, and demonstration; a $1.5 million firm-fixed-price delivery order under that AT/FP IDV; a $550,000 delivery order from the Engineer Research and Development Center for Threat Mapped Protection and Simulation Tool (TMPAST) development; and a $394,772 firm fixed-price purchase order from Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command for the Environmental Node Instrumentation for Acoustic Data Collection (ENIAC) System. The company also holds a $40.5 million GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract spanning 78 labor categories (hourly rates $43.72 to $286.10) across computer engineering, electrical engineering, program analysis, and technician disciplines, with education credentials from bachelor's through master's degrees and no security-clearance requirements.

Customer concentration tracks with defense R&D agencies. The Engineer Research and Development Center (Army Corps of Engineers ERDC) dominates by award count (23 awards, $33.8 million combined potential value) and dollar ranking, followed closely by the Marine Corps (12 awards, $32.6 million) and Air Force entities (13 awards through Air Combat Command; 5 additional awards through Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory at $1.3 million combined value). These three customers plus the Defense Threat Reduction Agency and Army Corps of Engineers proper account for 67% of award count. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service, while representing only one award, anchors $40.5 million of the combined potential value through the Schedule contract. Total dollar value concentrates on the GSA Schedule, Marine Corps SPARTN production, and Army Corps of Engineers development efforts.

Hyperion places work under five named parent vehicles: the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services - Small Business vehicle carries 13 task orders; Indefinite Delivery Contract M6785423D6503 supports 6 task orders valued at $11 million; Blanket Purchase Agreement W912HZ23A0002 (Army Corps of Engineers ERDC) supports 3 calls worth $365 thousand; Indefinite Delivery Contract W912HZ23D0005 anchors 3 orders valued at $2.8 million; and the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Architecture and Integration Directorate IDIQ holds 1 delivery order at $1,000. The company also holds a $900 million ceiling Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Aeronautical Systems Center multiple-award IDIQ awarded in December 2022 for multi-domain systems innovation and rapid prototyping, though delivery-order activity under that vehicle remains minimal (one $1,000 capability-report order completed in December 2022).

Activity shows volatility. Awards per year climbed from 5 in 2022 to a peak of 23 in 2024, then declined to 5 in 2025 and 4 through September 2026. Two awards (combined potential value $604 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating modest recompete exposure. Obligated dollars total $63.6 million against the $1.02 billion combined potential value, reflecting a 6% draw-down rate typical of recently awarded development and production contracts.

As a subcontractor, Hyperion delivers software analysis, design, development, and testing for unmanned systems and expeditionary ordnance-disposal technologies to Torch Technologies on the Airbase Technologies IV EOD and Unmanned Systems Technologies effort (monthly sub-awards from February 2024 through December 2024 across Thrust Area 2: Rapid Airfield Damage Repair); modeling and simulation hardware and systems engineering services to Science Applications International Corporation; and engineering support for geophysical sensing projects under University of Dayton. The company also acts as a sub-recipient on federal grants, including an August 2026 sub-award from the University of Southern Mississippi for design and integration of high-resolution magnetic field measurement systems for unmanned underwater vehicles and an October 2025 sub-award from USM for development of a data aggregation hub for uncrewed systems supporting NOAA oceanographic requirements.

Award distribution across NAICS codes reflects the company's defense R&D portfolio: 30 awards under Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Biotechnology), 21 under the same category excluding nanotechnology, 10 under Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing, and smaller counts across sensors and electrical-equipment manufacturing. The top PSC codes similarly track to R&D services, experimental development, combination instruments, and radar-related systems. Hyperion has worked with 24 distinct federal agencies in recent years, concentrating activity with defense R&D centers while maintaining civilian touchpoints through GSA and occasional VA and NOAA engagements.