Oasis Advanced Engineering, Inc.

Oasis Advanced Engineering, Inc. manufactures and develops advanced military simulation and training systems for the U.S. Army as a prime contractor (82% of recent awards), with a secondary role subcontracting to major defense primes on defense technology programs. The firm is a Subchapter S Corporation based in Lake Orion, Michigan, operating as a registered manufacturer since 2002, competing in full-and-open federal procurements across training devices, optical sighting equipment, and combat vehicle systems with no set-aside designations.

Oasis's customer base is heavily concentrated in the Department of the Army, which accounts for 22 of 51 recent awards. Within Army channels, the PEO Simulation, Training and Instrumentation (PEO-STRI) organization anchors the relationship — 10 awards carrying a combined potential value of $17.99 billion, driven almost entirely by the $396 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract for the Family of Maintenance Trainers (FMT) Product Line (awarded June 22, 2026, completion June 21, 2033). Three additional contracting centers within Army Materiel Command add another $79.4 million combined potential value across six awards. The Department of the Navy accounts for two awards; fourteen other agencies appear once or twice. The concentration is extreme: PEO-STRI alone represents 99.5% of Oasis's combined potential value across all awards.

Recent capability work demonstrates the vendor's focus on training simulators and display technology for military platforms. A $4.59 million definitive contract from Army Security Assistance Command (awarded June 14, 2024, completion March 8, 2027) covers development and production of a Croatia Bradley M2A2 Operation Desert Storm Gunnery Training Simulator, performed at the Lake Orion facility. The vendor maintains established subcontract relationships with Lockheed Martin Corporation, General Dynamics Land Systems Inc., SAIC, and American Rheinmetall Vehicles, LLC, supporting simulator upgrades, display assemblies, and technical support work — recent sub awards include binocular display units, M10 Booker system technical support, and Army Training Aids, Devices, Simulators, and Simulations (TADSS) maintenance program task orders under Lockheed Martin and General Dynamics primes.

Activity per year has accelerated in recent years (one award in 2023 to five in 2025), though the $18.09 billion potential-value figure reflects the single large FMT MAC idling on the books; obligated dollars total only $207.3 million (1% of potential), indicating that the FMT contract is a multiyear vehicle with phased task-order spending rather than a single funded award. Only one award ($4.6 million) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete exposure in the near term. Top parent vehicles include the Indefinite Delivery Contract DAAE2000G0001 (seven task orders), PEO-STRI Omnibus Contract II (four task orders, $117.7 million combined potential value), and Indefinite Delivery Contract W900KK18D0018 (four task orders). NAICS profile concentrates on engineering services, machinery manufacturing, and computer systems design; PSC profile emphasizes training aids, optical sighting and ranging equipment, and defense R&D.

SCI reporting captures minimal activity — one service-contract record in FY2022 as a named subcontractor, representing 0.1 FTEs — reflecting that Oasis's federal work is predominantly goods manufacturing and product development rather than service-labor billings above the $150,000 SCI threshold.

Engineering and custom computer programming services; and computer, electronics and systems integration services. Twenty-two years of experience in electronic and software integration into commercial and military vehicles and training systems.