Indyne, Inc.

Indyne, Inc., a Colorado Springs-based prime contractor, delivers range and facility management, electronic security systems installation and maintenance, and 24/7 mission-critical operations support to the Department of Defense, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and civilian agencies on an unrestricted, full-and-open-competition basis. The vendor operates as a 100-prime footprint across 278 federal awards with a combined potential value of $30.42 billion and does not compete under SBA set-aside designations. Indyne's corporate structure includes three named subsidiaries, one of which—Indyne, Inc. (Space Systems Division)—operates from a Lexington Park, Maryland address and carries active Space Force contract work.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward defense space and facilities infrastructure. The top five funding agencies by potential value account for 97% of combined potential across all awards: the Department of Homeland Security Office of the Chief Information Officer anchors $22 billion (two awards), the Department of the Air Force Space Command contributes $3.26 billion (22 awards), the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville holds $2.32 billion (36 awards), the Air Force Materiel Command accounts for $1.27 billion (two awards), and the Air Force Materiel Command Electronic Systems Center delivers $561.8 million (eight awards). When ranked by award count, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Headquarters leads with 60 awards ($542.1 million), followed by Army Corps of Engineers with 36 awards ($2.32 billion) and NASA with 29 additional awards—a split that reflects Indyne's deep bench in both space operations and facilities infrastructure across multiple civilian and defense agencies.

Indyne's recent major work sits primarily in space surveillance and force protection. A $1.104 billion single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract from Air Force Space Command (awarded February 1, 2026, extending through January 31, 2036) provides 24/7 mission-essential non-personal services, administrative resources, and managerial support across six Space Surveillance, Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Analysis Radar (SSPARS) installations at Clear Space Force Station (Alaska), RAF Fylingdales (United Kingdom), Cape Cod Space Force Station (Massachusetts), Beale Air Force Base (California), Pituffik Space Force Station (Greenland), and Cape May Space Force Station (Delaware), with primary administrative oversight at Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Base, Colorado. A concurrent $364.8 million delivery order under that IDC extends through January 31, 2032. Indyne also holds a $151 billion multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract from the Missile Defense Agency (awarded December 29, 2025, through December 28, 2035) for the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) initiative, encompassing research, development, systems engineering, and production across air, missile, space, cyber, and hybrid defense domains. Additionally, Indyne manages a $675 million Electronic Security Systems VII (ESS VII) multiple-award indefinite delivery vehicle from the Army Corps of Engineers (awarded September 26, 2022, through September 25, 2029) for procurement, installation, maintenance, and service of intrusion detection, surveillance, access control, automated building control, and fire/life-safety systems across U.S. and overseas military locations. Representative task orders under ESS VII include a $1.64 million firm fixed-price delivery order (September 26, 2024) for electronic security system installation, maintenance, and service at Minneapolis-St. Paul Air Reserve Station, Minnesota (ultimate completion March 25, 2031), and a $14.3 million delivery order (January 30, 2023) for intrusion detection system installation at Joint Base Andrews Air Force Base under the Force Protection Site Security Systems (FPS3) parent contract.

Indyne also seats a position on the General Services Administration's OASIS+ Unrestricted multiple-award indefinite delivery contract (awarded December 17, 2024, through December 16, 2029), enabling task-order access for integrated range and facility management, electronic security, communications infrastructure, and comprehensive support services across U.S. and international locations. The vendor's vehicle portfolio additionally includes the Professional Services Schedule (37 task orders, $9.3 million combined potential value) and multiple NASA indefinite delivery vehicles, including NNH06CC93B (59 task orders, $264.9 million combined potential value) and NAS1003111 (12 task orders, $651 thousand combined potential value).

Recent activity has contracted sharply: from four awards in 2022 to one in 2023, two in 2024, two in 2025, and two as of early 2026. However, Indyne faces only modest near-term recompete exposure—two awards totaling $403.6 million in combined potential value reach completion within the next twenty-four months, largely offset by the substantial new SSPARS IDC and SHIELD vehicle positions established in early 2026. Indyne engages subcontractors on task order work but does not appear as a named subcontractor in the Service Contract Inventory dataset above the $150,000 reporting threshold (SCI shows only 7.9 FTEs across one sub record in FY2024), indicating that work is either classified, falls below SCI thresholds, or flows through materials and equipment supply lines rather than labor-intensive service contracts. Named subs across security-systems delivery orders include Commski LLC (woman-owned small business), Valkyrie Enterprises LLC, Ldia Holdings LLC (operating as Prometheus Security Group Global, a small business), Brown Electric Inc. (small disadvantaged business), Southwest Microwave Inc., Resideo/Ademco, Senstar Inc., and Honeywell subsidiaries, with supplier networks spanning electrical, construction, mechanical, and specialized sensor infrastructure.

Indyne's core capability stack centers on space-domain radar and surveillance operations, force-protection and perimeter-security systems, facilities management and maintenance support, and integrated government operations services. The vendor's NAICS concentration clusters on Computer Systems Design Services (100 awards), Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (26 awards), Facilities Support Services (16 awards), and Computing Infrastructure Providers and Data Processing (14 awards). Product Service Code distribution shows the vendor's strength in IT and Telecom CAD/CAM work (60 awards), Installation of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (36 awards), and general IT and Telecommunications support (30 awards).