New Venture Research Corporation

New Venture Research Corporation, a for-profit corporate entity based in Panama City Beach, Florida, operates as a subcontractor (91% of recent awards) and occasional prime on Department of Navy contracts, with dominant exposure to Naval Sea Systems Command work in command-and-control systems engineering, network engineering, and tactical communications life-cycle support under the SEAPORT-NXG indefinite delivery contract. The vendor competes full-and-open across Navy and allied defense customers without set-aside designations.

The prime footprint is minimal but high-value. New Venture Research holds a $79.6 million firm fixed-price SEAPORT-NXG delivery order issued February 2, 2026, by Naval Sea Systems Command for JEXC2 FOS engineering, network, and communications life-cycle support running through February 1, 2031, with place of performance in Panama City, Florida. Two smaller prime purchase orders round out recent direct contracting: a $28,679 firm fixed-price award from the Engineer Research and Development Center in May 2025 for a Universal Uniaxial Mechanical Tester Model U435CEI (NAICS 334519, measuring and controlling device manufacturing), and a $19,560 firm fixed-price purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command in August 2024 for EnDAQ wireless sensors supporting classified prototype system testing.

New Venture Research's customer concentration is extreme: Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 17 awards with $4.04 billion combined potential value (100% of disclosed potential value across the portfolio), dominating the top-customers-by-value ranking. By award count, the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment drives volume with 52 awards, but these carry negligible dollar weight — the DLA vehicle, Special Operations Equipment - Tailored Logistics Support (SEAPORT-NXG itself), is the infrastructure for the Navy task orders. The vendor serves nine federal agencies in total, with three additional Navy sub-commands (Information Warfare Systems Command, 3 awards), Air Force Air Combat Command (3 awards), and a single grant sub-award with Kansas State University under the Department of Agriculture's National Institute of Food and Agriculture program supporting beginning vegetable farmers in Kansas and Missouri.

Vehicle positioning centers on SEAPORT-NXG, where New Venture Research holds 3 task orders, and the Defense Logistics Agency's Special Operations Equipment - Tailored Logistics Support vehicle, which accounts for 52 task orders. The vendor also sits on three other IDIQs: Indefinite Delivery Contract N6133116D0003 (5 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract 47QFLA21D0007 (3 task orders), and the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services - Small Business vehicle (3 task orders).

Activity has spiked sharply. The vendor recorded two awards in 2022 and four in 2023, then jumped to 56 awards in 2024 — nearly all subcontract awards under Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., Sigma Defense Systems LLC, Strategic Analysis, Inc., Georgia TECH Applied Research Corp, and Modern Technology Solutions, Inc. One award appeared in 2025 and one in early 2026 (the large SEAPORT-NXG prime delivery order). Combined potential value across all 80 awards totals $4.04 billion, but only $50.6 million (1% of potential value) is obligated to date, reflecting the forward-looking nature of the SEAPORT-NXG ceiling and the small absolute dollar values on most DLA supply task orders. No recompete cliff information is provided in the source; however, the February 2026 SEAPORT-NXG delivery order extends through February 2031, anchoring medium-term revenue stability.

New Venture Research operates predominantly as a subcontractor to Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., which accounts for the majority of the 73 sub-awards in the portfolio. The vendor provides systems engineering, network engineering, software engineering, program management support, cybersecurity expertise, and command-and-control engineering for tactical shelters, joint expeditionary systems, naval enterprise command-and-control platforms, and helicopter mine countermeasures platforms under Atlantic Diving Supply's primes with Naval Sea Systems Command. Secondary sub-relationships include Sigma Defense Systems LLC for Naval Surface Warfare Center Panama City Division C4ISR systems support, Georgia TECH Applied Research Corp for C4I engineering and IT development at NSWC PCD, Strategic Analysis, Inc. for DARPA Adaptive Capabilities Office Janus program engineering supporting task areas spanning intelligence, architecture, applications, and mission integration, and Modern Technology Solutions, Inc. for software renewals and hardware procurement.

The Service Contract Inventory dataset, which covers federal service contracts above $150,000 reporting threshold, shows New Venture Research operating exclusively as a named subcontractor with no prime SCI contracts. The vendor reported 15.4 FTEs against 2 sub-records in FY2022 and 26.0 FTEs against 4 sub-records in FY2024, indicating modest labor-force scaling in the SCI-reportable portion of federal service work. SCI data represent a strict subset of the vendor's total federal services activity and exclude goods, products, classified contracts, and non-federal revenue; the SCI footprint does not capture the full scope of the vendor's $79.6 million SEAPORT-NXG prime delivery order or the majority of the small-dollar DLA supply task orders.

We are a small research firm that is committed to assisting government and industry in implementing technologies. We specialize in systems integration and system design in the C4I arena.