Libertas Technologies, Inc.

Libertas Technologies, Inc., a Women-Owned Small Business based in Huntsville, Alabama, holds a position on the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) Multiple Award IDIQ as a prime contractor and delivers systems engineering, test and performance analysis, and hardware-in-the-loop simulation development services to the Department of Defense through a heavy subcontracting relationship with Torch Technologies Inc.

Libertas's award footprint is heavily skewed toward subcontract work: 89% of recent awards (16 of 18) are subcontracts, while the remaining 11% (2 awards) are prime positions. The WOSB designation anchors Libertas's prime work — it holds a multi-award IDIQ seat on SHIELD, awarded December 29, 2025, with a 151 billion-dollar ceiling and a ten-year period of performance through December 2035. An initial delivery order valued at $500 was issued under that IDIQ on the same date, with performance based in Huntsville. The SHIELD vehicle encompasses research and development, prototyping, systems engineering, weapon design, test and evaluation, and advanced technology integration across ballistic, hypersonic, cruise, and other aerial threats using artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital engineering.

Customer concentration is narrow and defense-focused. The Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Missiles and Space accounts for 16 awards (89% of award count), all issued against the OASIS Small Business (OASIS SB) vehicle under GSA, while the DOD Missile Defense Agency carries the remaining 2 awards ($500 combined potential value) tied to the SHIELD IDIQ. Libertas draws substantially all its revenue from Army hardware-in-the-loop simulation work. The source shows combined obligated dollars of $636 thousand across all awards against a combined potential value of $500, reflecting heavy invoicing on task orders placed against the OASIS SB vehicle — the obligated-to-potential ratio (127,265%) indicates steady task-order flow and execution on subcontracts.

Torch Technologies Inc. is Libertas's sole named prime contractor partner, spanning multiple monthly task orders from May 2024 through September 2025 under the OASIS SB R Pool 5B vehicle. Libertas supports systems engineering, test and performance analysis, distributed digital simulation, and hardware-in-the-loop facility development and maintenance for the Army's DEVCOM Aviation and Missile Center S3I (Simulation, Systems Integration, and Interoperability) Directorate. This single prime relationship represents the entirety of Libertas's identified subcontract work, indicating a focused, long-term teaming arrangement rather than a diversified subcontracting portfolio. Recent activity shows eight awards in 2024 and ten in 2025, reflecting sustained quarterly task ordering from Torch on behalf of the Army. The vendor competes entirely in unrestricted competition on SHIELD and OASIS SB without set-aside restrictions.