Logisys Technical Services Inc.

Logisys Technical Services Inc., doing business as Logisys-Tsi, is a veteran-owned and minority-owned small business based in Huntsville, Alabama, that manufactures and engineers defense spare parts, automatic test systems components, and weapons platform engineering support services for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (63% of awards) and as a subcontractor to large defense primes. The company holds SBA certification as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on its prime footprint, with total small business designations appearing across 45 prime awards and delivery orders.

Logisys-Tsi's capability portfolio centers on Next Generation Automatic Test System (NGATS) spare parts provisioning, large-caliber cannon engineering and weapons research support, automatic test equipment lifecycle services, and platform modernization engineering across Army combat systems. Representative prime work includes a $179 million multiple-award IDIQ from Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command for NGATS spare parts (running through August 2027) under which three delivery orders have been awarded totaling $16.7 million; a $467.7 million multiple-award IDIQ from Army Research Development and Engineering Command for omnibus research, development, engineering, and support services for the Combat Capabilities Development Command Armament Center at Picatinny Arsenal awarded January 28, 2026; and a $980 million 10-year Automatic Test Systems Acquisition-I (ATSA-I) multiple-award contract from Air Force Materiel Command at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia, awarded September 18, 2025. Additionally, Logisys-Tsi holds a position on the GSA OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside multiple-award IDIQ with no dollar ceiling specified in the source and a five-year base period through December 18, 2029. Discrete purchase orders span spare parts (cable assemblies, fan assemblies, power supplies) and engineering support services; a $233,658 Army SBIR Phase I contract in January 2025 reflects R&D participation.

Customer concentration sits heavily with Army organizations. The top five customer entities account for 82% of awards and 98% of combined potential value. Department of Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Combat Support and Combat Service Support leads by award count with 25 awards ($40.5 million combined potential value), followed by PEO Missiles and Space with 18 awards. The Air Force Materiel Command and Army Research Development and Engineering Command anchor the dollar ranking: Air Force contributes $980 million (the ATSA-I vehicle) and Army RDECOM contributes $594.5 million across eight awards. Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command delivers $196.6 million across three awards, dominated by the NGATS spare parts IDIQ. Naval Sea Systems Command represents $66.3 million across two awards. Logisys-Tsi's second-ranked customer by award count (PEO Missiles and Space with 18 awards) shows no explicit potential-value attribution in the source, signaling smaller average order values concentrated in that portfolio.

Logisys-Tsi holds five named parent vehicles. The Netcentric Engineering Services IDIQ carries 25 task orders ($72.9 million combined potential value) and serves as the vehicle for platform-engineering work including NGATS technical support, Bradley A4 development support, and DEVCOM advanced testing. The Multiple Award Schedule hosts 18 task orders but no dollar magnitude. The Indefinite Delivery Contract W15QKN23D0007 (Large Caliber Cannon Engineering Support) carries eight task orders and represents Army weapons research scope. The Next Generation Automatic Test System Spare Parts IDIQ holds three delivery orders ($16.7 million combined). The ATSA-I vehicle, newly awarded in September 2025, carries one task order of $1 thousand with future order potential spanning the 10-year performance window. Category concentration reflects this portfolio: Engineering Services (45 awards), Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity (16 awards), and Transformer Manufacturing (3 awards) dominate NAICS distribution.

Activity trajectory shows growth recovery after a trough. Awards per year ran 9 in 2022, dropped to 2 in 2023, then accelerated to 16 in 2024 and 13 in 2025, with 5 awards awarded to date in 2026. The near-term recompete environment is substantial: three major vehicles reaching completion or milestone dates within the next 24 months include the $179 million NGATS spare parts IDIQ (ultimate completion August 31, 2027, but prior delivery orders expire sooner) and delivery orders under Netcentric Engineering Services expiring in 2026, creating recompete exposure across multiple Army programs.

Logisys-Tsi operates primarily as a prime contractor, with 63% of awards in a prime role. However, the subcontractor footprint is significant and concentrated. The vendor subcontracts regularly to Torch Technologies Inc. on Army Aviation and Missile Research, Development, and Engineering Center (AMRDEC) lifecycle engineering support and systems readiness directorate specialty engineering tasks, with monthly to quarterly task order awards running from October 2022 through at least February 2025. Logisys-Tsi also subcontracts to Boeing Company on NGATS aerospace support and foreign military sales aerospace work across multiple delivery orders awarded between December 2023 and February 2026. These sub relationships indicate Logisys-Tsi fills specialized engineering and test-support roles within larger prime delivery chains rather than operating as a feeder for a single anchor prime. The SCI dataset shows minimal reportable service-contract activity (one sub record in FY2024 with no FTE or rate data disclosed), reflecting the vendor's primary business model as a goods and component manufacturer and prime engineering contractor rather than a labor-intensive services vendor.