Oasys, Inc.

Oasys, Inc., a for-profit technology services provider based in Huntsville, Alabama, competes as a prime contractor on defense and federal modernization work and operates predominantly as a subcontractor to larger defense primes on modeling and simulation, weapons engineering, and AI data readiness programs. Oasys holds seat positions on five major vehicle platforms spanning defense and civilian federal work, with a prime footprint concentrated on a newly awarded multi-billion-dollar Missile Defense Agency IDIQ and the OASIS+ Total Small Business GWAC through GSA, while the vast majority of its recent award volume (88 percent) flows through subcontracts with Torch Technologies, IBM, Science Applications International Corporation, and Raytheon on Army aviation and missile programs and Air Force IT modernization.

The company's corporate structure includes the subsidiary Omicron Research Corp. Oasys competes without set-aside designations on its prime vehicles but qualifies for and has won Total Small Business awards under the OASIS+ GWAC, awarded in April 2025. The company holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract with labor categories spanning entry-level technical roles ($31.54/hr) through senior subject matter experts ($285.52/hr), with most labor priced between $73 and $147 per hour for systems engineers, software engineers, and analysts holding security clearances.

Recent prime awards anchor around defense and intelligence modernization. Oasys received a $1.73 million SBIR Phase II contract from the Department of the Army in April 2023 for work completed in October 2024. Earlier SBIR work included a $259,401 Phase I award for a Risk Assessment Modeling Tool from Army Test and Evaluation Command in April 2022. Most prominently, Oasys was awarded seat on the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ by the Missile Defense Agency on December 29, 2025, with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling running through December 2035; an initial $500 delivery order was issued the same date. Oasys also holds an April 2025 position on the OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ through GSA, a governmentwide vehicle with a ceiling spanning multiple years across seven functional domains including Management and Advisory, Technical and Engineering, Research and Development, and Intelligence Services.

The bulk of Oasys's recent activity flows through subcontracts. Torch Technologies is the dominant prime, placing over 60 sub-awards with Oasys since late 2021 for modeling and simulation engineering, systems engineering, and technical support within the Army's Combat Capabilities Development Command (CCDC) Aviation and Missile Center, with work spanning discrimination improvement for homeland defense, next-generation interceptor analysis, and counter-unmanned aircraft system (C-UAS) technology evaluation. IBM has awarded Oasys multiple task orders for information technology enterprise support and computer programmer services under a logistics data acquisition contract. Science Applications International Corporation engaged Oasys for hardware-in-the-loop and modeling and simulation development engineering. Raytheon issued a modeling and simulation development sub task in February 2025.

Customer concentration reflects Army and Air Force dominance. The Department of the Army and its subordinate commands (Army Materiel Command, Aviation and Missile Life Cycle Management Command) account for 89 percent of awards by count, though most sit as sub-awards under the Army's contracted primes. The Department of the Air Force drives potential value through Oasys's seat on the Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC), a $92 billion multiple-award IDIQ awarded in February 2022 where Oasys holds one of 55 prime positions; a $1,000 post-award conference delivery order issued in April 2022 represents the only task order issued to date. The Office of the Secretary of Defense's $249 million JAIC AI Data Readiness Basic Ordering Agreement, awarded in March 2022, anchors Oasys's civilian AI and data engineering capability positioning. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command contributes $10 billion in potential value through vehicle positions. GSA Federal Acquisition Service accounts for $89.9 million combined potential across three awards (the SHIELD IDIQ, OASIS+ SB position, and related vehicles).

Activity has accelerated sharply. Oasys recorded 10 awards in 2021, declined to 5 in 2022, climbed back to 11 in 2023, then jumped to 56 in 2024 and 26 through June 2025 — driven almost entirely by sub-award volume from Torch Technologies and IBM following the company's shift into modeling and simulation and IT enterprise support subcontracting. The source reports 114 total awards with combined potential value of $102.34 billion, though that ceiling reflects the massive placeholder values embedded in EWAAC ($92 billion), the Navy contract ($10 billion), and SHIELD; actual obligated dollars across the portfolio stand at $14.4 million. SCI-reported federal service contracting activity is minimal: only seven records appear in the Service Contract Inventory (all subcontract work), with 51.1 FTEs in FY2022 declining to 1.0 FTE in FY2024, reflecting limited visibility into the vendor's subcontract labor spend above the $150,000 SCI threshold. The company's top parent vehicles by task-order frequency include the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (46 task orders) and the OASIS+ Total Small Business GWAC (35 task orders), with meaningful activity under ITES-3 Services (14 task orders) and the EWAAC (1 task order, $1 thousand). Work is performed in Huntsville, Alabama with subordinate subcontract performance at Army and Air Force locations including Eglin AFB, Florida, and Army CCDC facilities.