Lockheed Martin Corp

Lockheed Martin Corp Space Division operates as a prime contractor to the Department of the Air Force, delivering ICBM weapons system control console repair, electronic equipment maintenance and rebuilding, and defense electronics research and development, with no set-aside posture — all awards flow full-and-open, reflecting the division's status as a subsidiary of a major defense prime. The Space Division is based in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and competes predominantly on single-award indefinite delivery contracts and delivery orders under those vehicles, with no participation in small business set-asides, HUBZone, SDVOSB, or women-owned designations.

Customer concentration is extreme and narrow. The top five Air Force buying organizations account for 90% of recent awards by count and 99% by potential value, with the Air Force Sustainment Center anchoring the portfolio at $1.93 billion combined potential value across 15 awards — an order of magnitude larger than any other customer. The Ogden Air Logistics Complex and Electronic Systems Center follow at $94.5 million and $196.8 million respectively, with Air Force Space Command and the Lifecycle Management Center at Eglin representing the remaining material volume. This customer concentration reflects the Space Division's specialized role in sustainment and component repair for the Air Force's strategic deterrent and space systems infrastructure.

The division holds position on five major indefinite delivery contracts under Air Force Materiel Command. The largest vehicle is IDC FA870606D0003, against which the Space Division has placed 42 task orders valued at $125 million combined potential value for applied research and exploratory development in defense electronics. IDC FA870712D0003 carries 26 task orders at $29.3 million combined potential value for research and development in defense systems electronics. IDC FA820617D0005 and FA821421D0002 anchor maintenance and repair work, with 27 and 17 task orders respectively. The $45 million single-award IDIQ FA820617D0001 from the Ogden Air Logistics Complex, awarded September 1, 2023, runs through September 2033 and covers maintenance, repair, and rebuilding of electrical and electronic equipment components supporting Intercontinental Ballistic Missile weapon system control consoles and aircraft sustainment. Recent delivery orders under this vehicle include a $2.7 million cost-plus-fixed-fee order for WSCC repair and government-furnished equipment procurement (September 27, 2024), a $960,894 cost-plus-fixed-fee order for ICBM weapons system control console repairs (September 22, 2025), and a $413,196 firm fixed-price order for weapon system control console repairs (February 2, 2026).

Awards per year show growth trajectory from 2 awards in 2022 to 19 in 2025, with 2 awards recorded through March 2026. The source captures 166 total awards (148 prime, 18 sub) valued at $2.3 billion combined potential value, of which $507.5 million has been obligated. The recompete cliff is minimal — only 4 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $18.7 million, indicating stable vehicle positions and low recompete pressure near term.

The Space Division's capability portfolio centers on electronic equipment repair and maintenance, with NAICS concentration in Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance (44 awards) and Other Computer Related Services (26 awards). PSC coding reflects this mix: R&D Defense Other (applied research and exploratory development) leads at 42 awards, followed by Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment Miscellaneous (31 awards) and R&D Defense Systems Electronics (27 awards). Concrete work includes test, teardown, and repair of electrical and electronic components for weapon system control consoles, voice control panels, circuit card assemblies, and line replaceable units across the Minuteman III and Minuteman IV ICBM programs. Representative prime awards include a $539,514 definitive contract from the Ogden Air Logistics Complex (July 28, 2023) for circuit card assembly manufacturing, a $368,506 sole-source repair contract for ICBM signal distribution panels and circuit card items (September 12, 2023), and a $750,733 cost-plus-fixed-fee order for initial test, training, and equipment and repairs to electrical and electronic components (September 29, 2023).

In its subcontractor role, the Space Division delivers Space Command technical services under Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation as prime on 625th STOS and IOSSP CLS technical services, with multiple sub awards issued between August 2021 and December 2025. The subcontract footprint is limited — Northrop Grumman represents substantially all recent sub activity in the source. The Space Division itself sits as a child entity under Lockheed Martin Corp, the parent prime headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, and leverages parent-company access to major defense intelligence, space, and weapons systems programs while maintaining specialized depot-level repair and electronics sustainment focus at the Colorado Springs facility.