Infinity Systems Engineering, A LTD. Liability CO.

Infinity Systems Engineering, A LTD. Liability CO., doing business as Infinity Systems Engineering LLC, is a Colorado Springs-based small business that delivers satellite operations sustainment, aerospace and defense engineering, and systems integration primarily as a subcontractor (81% of recent awards) to major defense primes, with an emerging prime footprint anchored to Air Force Space Command and the Department of the Navy. The vendor competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on its prime work and carries no SBA designations beyond small-business status.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on GPS and satellite operations, command-and-control system sustainment, protected military satellite communications (MILSATCOM) operations, and advanced space-systems engineering. Representative prime work includes a $28.3 million delivery order from the Space and Missile Systems Center (July 2026, Total Small Business set-aside) for satellite operations sustainment to the 2nd Navigation Warfare Squadron under a multi-year IDIQ running through December 2031; a $4.6 million definitive contract with the Air Force (September 2026, no set-aside) for satellite operations, maintenance, and support services to the 10 Space Operations Squadron at Colorado Springs; a $2.1 million cost-plus-fixed-fee contract with the Missile Defense Agency (February 2026, Total Small Business set-aside) for Versatile Intelligent SysML Transformation Architecture (VISTA) engineering services; and a $3.2 million Other Transaction Agreement with the Air Force Research Laboratory (August 2023, SBIR program) for Open API Digital Threads for Warfighting under the Defense Support Program Satellite System. Recent subcontract work flows through Lockheed Martin (GPS III Follow-On Space Vehicles, Next Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared Geosynchronous), Northrop Grumman (Enhanced Polar System Control and Planning Segment), Kratos Technology & Training Solutions (Command and Control System Consolidated Sustainment), and Asrc Federal System Solutions (Peterson-Schriever Garrison information systems).

Customer concentration is extreme and skewed to space operations. The top five funding agencies account for 90% of recent awards, with the Department of the Air Force Space Command Space and Missile Systems Center dominating at 125 awards ($126.5 million combined potential value) — this concentration reflects task-order velocity on long-standing IDIQ relationships rather than diversity of mission pull. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command, however, anchors 100% of the vendor's combined potential value across all awards ($15.28 billion on just four orders), driven by a pair of massive Seaport-NXG delivery orders for satellite operations and maintenance services at Naval Air Station Point Mugu that dwarf the Air Force prime base. This divergence between award count and dollar concentration is decision-critical: Infinity's Air Force work is high-volume, low-touch task ordering; its Navy work is enterprise-scale.

Infinity holds positions on five GWACs and agency-wide IDIQs. The vendor was awarded the OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside GWAC (GSA Federal Acquisition Service, December 2024, no dollar ceiling specified in source, through December 2029) and the OASIS+ Unrestricted GWAC (GSA, December 2024, no dollar ceiling specified in source, through December 2029) — both multi-award vehicles. The vendor also sits on the ASTRO Governmentwide Acquisition Contract (GSA Assisted Acquisition Services FEDSIM, November 2021, multiple-award, through November 2031) for platform-related services supporting Air Force Space Command and Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center Pacific. On Air Force IDIQs, Infinity holds a single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (Space and Missile Systems Center, June 2026, $34.6 million ceiling, GEARSS III follow-on for GPS sustainment through December 2031) and participates in the OASIS SB small-business multiple-award vehicle (placement date June 2022, through September 2027). The vendor was also awarded a seat on the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ (December 2025, multiple-award, no set-aside, through December 2035) — a multi-billion-dollar defense vehicle covering systems engineering, prototyping, R&D, and modernization across ballistic and hypersonic defense.

Activity has grown sharply from four awards in 2022 to seventy-four in 2024, then stabilized at thirty-five in 2025 and six in 2026 (partial-year data through September). The growth is almost entirely subcontract awards — the sub-award count exploded from single digits in 2022–2023 to sixty-two in 2024 and thirty-one in 2025, reflecting deepening teaming relationships with Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Kratos, and others. Three awards (combined potential value $34.8 million) carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, creating modest recompete exposure, but the vendor's prime base is heavily weighted to multi-year IDIQs and task orders extending through 2027–2035, anchoring longer-term revenue stability.

SCI-reportable invoiced revenue across federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $48.4 million across FY2022–FY2025 (prime records only; this is a strict subset excluding goods, classified work, and non-federal revenue). Year-over-year invoicing stabilized at roughly $14 million annually from FY2023 onward after a FY2022 ramp-up. The FTE trajectory shows material volatility — the dataset captures roughly fifty FTEs in FY2022, declining to forty-eight in FY2023, spiking to one thousand one hundred twenty-nine in FY2024 (likely driven by large task-order mobilizations on IDIQ awards), then settling to sixty-nine in FY2025. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates ran around $89.70/hr, with senior labor pricing through roughly $130/hr; the 10th percentile sat at $80.12/hr, indicating entry-level or support-labor tiers. Infinity subcontracts an average of 28% of hours across its prime service contracts to twenty-two named subcontractors, suggesting a blended delivery model where the vendor cores mission-critical engineering and operations expertise while scaling capacity through established sub partners.

Infinity operates predominantly as a subcontractor to Tier-1 defense primes (Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Kratos, Boeing, L3Harris, Millennium Space Systems, SAIC) — a positioning that insulates the vendor from direct customer concentration risk while embedding it into the GPS, MILSATCOM, and space-operations supply chains of the largest defense integrators. The prime footprint, while growing, remains ancillary to the sub business: nineteen percent of awards by count, and skewed heavily toward IDIQ and task-order vehicles rather than open competition. This posture — deep sub relationships driving revenue, primes providing optionality and GWAC leverage — is characteristic of specialized aerospace-defense engineering shops competing for sustainable task-order flow within large prime-led programs rather than pursuing broad federal customer relationships.

Space & intelligence support, command & control (C2), satellite systems in areas of advisory assistance, systems engineering, system development, modeling & simulation, testing, training, operations & maintenance (O&M), and information technology (IT) services.