Mvrsimulation Inc.

Mvrsimulation Inc., based in Sudbury, Massachusetts, is a privately held small business that provides virtual reality simulation software and 3D scene-generation systems to the Department of Defense, Federal Aviation Administration, and other federal agencies as a prime contractor (93% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to major defense primes. The vendor competes full-and-open and has not pursued set-aside designations in its recent prime footprint, though one small-business set-aside purchase order appears in the record (an Air Force terrain tools procurement in September 2025).

Mvrsimulation's core capability is the Virtual Reality Scene Generator (VRSG) software platform, delivered through software licenses, maintenance renewals, and technical support services. Representative prime work includes a $64 thousand purchase order from the U.S. Army Combat Capabilities Development Command in March 2026 for VRSG7 software renewals; a $283.5 thousand single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Federal Aviation Administration's Non-Franchise Acquisition Services awarded in July 2023 for simulation license renewals and services, with three delivery orders ($97.5 thousand base year, $46.5 thousand option year 1, $46.5 thousand option year 2) issued through June 2025; a $196.97 thousand Air Force Materiel Command purchase order for MetaVR software license renewal in October 2022; and a $99.6 thousand Naval Air Warfare Center purchase order for VRSG maintenance in January 2026. Recent awards also reflect Mvrsimulation's terrain tools and specialized visualization products, including a $91.095 thousand Army European Command VRSG software license purchase in September 2025 and a $41.595 thousand Army Pacific Command order for VRSG V7 and Terrain Tools in December 2025.

Customer concentration sits heavily with defense agencies. The top five funding customers by award count — Naval Air Warfare Center (28 awards, $1.1 million potential value), Air National Guard (21 awards, $472 thousand), Army (20 awards), Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command (15 awards, $364 thousand), and Army Training and Doctrine Command (15 awards, $865 thousand) — account for 39% of awards. By potential value, Air Force Materiel Command's Ogden Air Logistics Complex leads with four awards worth $1.8 million, followed by Naval Air Warfare Center and Army Training and Doctrine Command. Mvrsimulation has worked with 53 distinct federal agencies across its recent footprint. The vendor also maintains a single-award IDC with the FAA running through July 2028, reflecting civilian aviation-training demand alongside heavy defense exposure.

As a subcontractor, Mvrsimulation provides VRSG software, maintenance, and MetaVR products to CAE USA Inc. (Joint Terminal Control Training and Rehearsal System sustainment software, multiple awards through 2025), Science Applications International Corporation (hardware-in-the-loop modeling and simulation, Mobile Command Vehicle production support, Air Force Modeling and Simulation work), Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. (U.S. Forces Japan operations planning and strategy), HII Mission Technologies Corp (F-16 and Mobility Air Force Distributed Missions Operations software), Bell Textron Inc. (Future Vertical Lift aircraft development), and Textron Systems Corporation (Shadow tactical uncrewed aircraft system logistics support). Subcontract work carries high technical specificity — Mvrsimulation supplies not just software but also 3D content and terrain databases tailored to training simulation platforms ranging from desktop systems to immersive domes.

Award activity has grown modestly from eight awards in 2022 to a peak of fifteen in 2024, settling at twelve in 2025 and four so far in 2026 (snapshot through March). The vendor holds positions on multiple indefinite delivery contracts and blanket purchase agreements, with the largest pipeline work under IDC 6973GH18D00093 (five task orders, $188 thousand combined potential value) and IDC 6973GH23D00095 (three task orders, $191 thousand). Only four awards face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, with combined potential value of $193 thousand — minimal recompete exposure relative to the active portfolio. The combined potential value across all 256 awards in the recent footprint is $9.3 million, though obligated dollars stand at $18.9 million, indicating significant invoice activity against maturing or closed-out contracts. Mvrsimulation's award category concentration is sharply focused on software publishing (144 awards) and information technology software PSC codes (140 awards), with supporting orders for computer peripheral equipment manufacturing and merchant wholesaling. The vendor's technology footprint centers on real-time 3D rendering and terrain generation for military training simulation, with secondary applications in aviation safety and command-and-control training environments.