Krja Systems, Inc.

Krja Systems, Inc. (doing business as Krja Systems Inc.), a for-profit manufacturer of geospatial data collection and analysis software and hardware based in Golden, Colorado, operates as a prime contractor delivering mining-industry and occupational-safety software, LiDAR scanning equipment, and related maintenance services to federal agencies under full-and-open procurement without set-asides. The company competes predominantly on the merits of proprietary Maptek products and related geospatial tools rather than under any SBA designation.

Krja's capability footprint centers on three concrete product categories: Maptek PointStudio software with Geotechnical Tools and Rock Bolt Tools add-on modules, Maptek stationary LiDAR scanners (SR3-CL and NS4 models) with field controllers and vehicle mounts, and annual maintenance and support plans for those software and hardware products. Recent representative work includes a $260,590 purchase order from the CDC for two Maptek LiDAR scanner systems delivered to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health's Pittsburgh Mining Research Division (award date September 28, 2026, ultimate completion January 27, 2027), a $38,570 sole-source purchase order from CDC Pittsburgh for PointStudio software licenses with Geotechnical and Rock Bolt Tools add-ons and annual maintenance (September 25, 2026), an $82,028 purchase order from the Department of Interior for PointStudio software (August 16, 2023), and a $34,865 order from CDC Pittsburgh for PointStudio with first-year maintenance (August 1, 2024). The vendor operates under FAR Part 12 commercial-item procurement across all named awards.

Customer concentration skews toward the Department of Interior's Bureau of Land Management and the CDC Pittsburgh office. The top five customer entities account for 57% of awards and 76% of combined potential value: the BLM Wyoming Region leads with 17 awards ($1.1 million combined potential value), followed by CDC Pittsburgh with 12 awards ($567 thousand), the BLM's National Office (3 awards, $564 thousand), the BLM's New Mexico Region (5 awards, $323 thousand), and the USGS Office of Acquisitions and Grants (10 awards, $236 thousand). The rankings align — BLM Wyoming dominates both volume and dollars — indicating deep, sustained customer relationships in that office rather than broad agency diversification. Krja has served twelve distinct customer agencies across recent awards.

Award activity remains sporadic: one award in 2022, one in 2023, two in 2024, one in 2025, and two in 2026 (most recent September 28, 2026). Two awards carrying combined potential value of $299 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure. The vendor's award portfolio spans 106 total federal awards dating to 1987, with combined potential value of $3.6 million and combined obligated dollars of approximately $4 million (109% of potential value). Primary NAICS concentration is 334511 (Optical Instrument and Lens Manufacturing) and Software Publishers; PSC codes emphasize Information Technology Software and annual software maintenance service plans. Subcontract presence is minimal — one sub-award to the University of Utah for mine safety and health technology development under a ground control and hyperspectral imaging demonstration project (April 15, 2025) — leaving Krja primarily a direct federal prime contractor rather than a sub-tier supply chain player.