Lockheed Martin Services, LLC

Lockheed Martin Services, LLC, a Colorado Springs-based subsidiary of Lockheed Martin Services, Inc., delivers GPS and space command-and-control systems engineering, infrastructure modernization, cybersecurity integration, and technical refresh services to the Department of Defense as a full-and-open prime contractor, with no reliance on set-aside categories.

The vendor's customer footprint is heavily concentrated within a single agency. The Space and Missile Systems Center (SMC), the Air Force Space Command component responsible for space systems acquisition and sustainment, accounts for 101 of 174 awards (58% of all awards) and $1.42 billion of combined potential value across the vendor's portfolio — representing 88% of total dollars. The remaining customer base includes the Department of the Army Intelligence and Security Command (22 awards, $23.3 million), the Air Force Lifecycle Management Center at Robins Air Force Base (15 awards, $57.3 million), and the Department of the Army (11 awards, $33.7 million). The top five agencies collectively cover 88% of awards and 98% of combined potential value, signaling deep concentration in SMC's GPS, satellite command and control, and missile warning programs.

Capability work centers on GPS operational sustainment, satellite command-and-control infrastructure, and technical refresh initiatives. Representative prime contracts include a $101.953 million delivery order from SMC (April 2026) for GPS Operational Control Segment Architecture Evolution Plan updates supporting Space Vehicles 11–14, extending through June 2030; a $69.456 million order (January 2026) for GPS Control Segment Sustainment Option Year 7; a $92.476 million fiscal year 2025 task order (December 2025) for sustainment services with subcontractor support from Dynamic Systems Inc. (Oracle renewals, women-owned small business), Everfox LLC (cybersecurity and guard maintenance), Universal Protection Service/Allied Universal (facility security), and The MathWorks (MATLAB software renewals); and a $6.416 million Windows 11 upgrade order (September 2025) extending through March 2027. Work is performed almost entirely at Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, the primary SMC operating location.

The vendor operates almost exclusively under a single parent indefinite-delivery indefinite-quantity contract (IDIQs). Indefinite Delivery Contract FA882319D0001 carries 100 task orders worth $838.6 million combined potential value and dominates the portfolio. Two secondary vehicles support Army programs: Indefinite Delivery Contract DASC0100D0007 (34 task orders, $57.7 million) and Indefinite Delivery Contract FA852710D0001 (17 task orders, $26.9 million). This vehicle-heavy concentration signals that Lockheed Martin Services' competitive arena is task-order competition under standing IDIQs rather than full-and-open prime contract awards.

Activity trajectory shows consistent decline in award volume. The vendor received 21 prime awards in 2022, declining to 4 in 2026 year-to-date, with 2023–2025 averaging 12 awards per year. Awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months total 10, with combined potential value of $143.3 million, representing a material recompete cliff and a concentration of near-term competitive exposure.

Primary NAICS concentration sits in All Other Telecommunications (102 awards, reflecting GPS and space communications infrastructure work) and Other Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance (36 awards), with PSC categorization driven by Support—Professional: Other (83 awards) and Support—Professional: Engineering/Technical (42 awards). The portfolio spans technical refresh, infrastructure modernization, cybersecurity enhancements, and sustainment support across satellite command and control, missile warning, navigation warfare, and GPS programs, all supporting Air Force and Space Force space operations.

Across recent prime-contract awards captured in the source, Lockheed Martin Services names a recurring subcontractor network including Overlook Systems Technologies, Inc., Infinity Systems Engineering LLC, Peraton Inc., Dynamic Systems Inc., Isys Incorporated (woman-owned small business), AS And D, LLC (Alaskan Native Corporation), Sterling Computers Corporation (woman-owned small business), Information Technology Engineering LLC, and Carahsoft Technology Corp. These subs provide specialized labor in GPS and Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT) engineering, cybersecurity implementation, server and network hardware provisioning, and software licensing support. The vendor functions as a prime integrator and program lead on all tracked work; no subcontract awards to Lockheed Martin Services appear in the source, and the Service Contract Inventory dataset shows zero invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2024, indicating that SCI-reportable service contracts above $150,000 either do not exist, are classified, or are routed through the parent entity.