Mvrsimulation Inc.

Mvrsimulation Inc., a privately held small business based in Sudbury, Massachusetts, develops and licenses virtual reality scene generation software and 3D simulation content for military training and aviation safety applications, competing as a prime contractor on 93% of its recent federal awards—predominantly through direct purchase orders and a single-award FAA indefinite delivery contract—with no set-aside designations across its footprint.

The company's core capability centers on its Virtual Reality Scene Generator (VRSG) software suite, available in multiple versions (V6.5, V7.0, V7), which renders immersive three-dimensional simulated environments for desktop and immersive dome training systems. Mvrsimulation distributes VRSG through software licenses (perpetual and annual renewal), maintenance and technical support, and bundled offerings with companion terrain-generation tools (Terrain Tools V3 for ESRI ArcGIS Pro) and related content. Representative recent prime work includes a $66,645 purchase order from Air Forces Europe and Africa in May 2026 for FY26 MetaVR VRSG software license renewal performed in Germany; a $64,000 purchase order from the Army Combat Capabilities Development Command (DEVCOM) Aviation and Missile Center in March 2026 for VRSG7 renewals at Huntsville, Alabama; and a $283,500 single-award indefinite delivery contract with the FAA's Non-Franchise Acquisition Services awarded in July 2023 and running through July 2027, under which four delivery orders totaling $237,500 have been issued for motor vehicle registration simulation license renewals and maintenance. The company also supplies hardware systems; a January 2024 Naval Air Systems Command order valued at $99,595 procured a MVRSIMULATION Virtual Reality CAVE system.

Customer concentration is fragmented across defense and civilian aviation. The top five customer organizations account for 38% of award count: the Naval Air Warfare Center (28 awards, $1.1 million combined potential value), Air National Guard (21 awards, $472 thousand), Department of the Army (20 awards), Army Materiel Command's Research Development and Engineering Command (15 awards, $364 thousand), and Army Training and Doctrine Command (15 awards, $865 thousand). By potential value, concentration shifts; the Air Force Materiel Command's Ogden Air Logistics Complex anchors the top position with four awards valued at $1.8 million (largely from a $196,970 METAVR software license renewal in October 2022), while Naval Air Warfare Center's 28 awards contribute $1.1 million. Across 259 total awards spanning 54 distinct federal agencies, Mvrsimulation has worked with the full breadth of DoD combat and support commands (Army, Navy, Air Force, Special Operations Command) and the Federal Aviation Administration, with no meaningful civilian agency presence outside FAA.

Mvrsimulation holds no standing position on government-wide acquisition contracts or multi-agency IDIQs. Its vehicle footprint consists of single-award indefinite delivery contracts, blanket purchase agreements, and direct purchase orders. The FAA IDC (ceiling $283,500, through July 2027) is the largest single vehicle, with four delivery orders issued; Army and Air Force IDCs and BPAs account for the remaining vehicle activity, each typically supporting two to four orders.

Activity has been volatile. The vendor recorded eight awards in 2022, five in 2023, a spike to 15 in 2024, then a decline to 12 in 2025 and seven through mid-2026. Eight awards carrying a combined potential value of $371 thousand reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing near-term recompete exposure and renewal opportunity for the FAA and Army commands.

Mvrsimulation subcontracts to major defense prime contractors on higher-value integration and sustainment programs. Named subcontract relationships include CAE USA Inc. (for Joint Terminal Control Training and Rehearsal System production and sustainment, with four sub-awards from February 2024 through December 2025 providing VRSG V7.0 software and maintenance); Science Applications International Corporation (for Air Force Agile Modeling and Simulation (AFAMS) engineering and M&S training development, Mobile Command Vehicle production, and Hardware-Within-the-Loop development, spanning five sub-awards); Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. (for operational planning and analysis for U.S. Forces Japan Operations); and HII Mission Technologies Corp (for F-16 Maintenance Test Training TSSC software and Mobility Air Force Distributed Missions Operations sustainment). Sub-award activity has grown from occasional awards in prior years to consistent annual placement since 2024, representing an emerging second revenue stream for larger primes seeking simulation content and software licensing expertise.

Mvrsimulation operates full-and-open throughout its prime footprint with no preference for set-asides, though a single small-business set-aside purchase order appears in the September 2025 Air Force SOFPREP award ($35,095 for VR terrain tools). The vendor's $9.4 million combined potential value across all 259 awards reflects the modest per-order ceiling typical of software licensing and maintenance work; actual invoiced obligation ($19.1 million) has exceeded potential value, indicating systematic follow-on orders and option-year exercising. The company serves as a specialist supplier to defense training ecosystems rather than a systems integrator, with revenue concentrated in annual software renewals and support renewals tied to government fiscal cycles.