Oceus Networks, LLC

Oceus Networks, LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business subsidiary of Pine Meadow Holdings, LLC, delivers direct current (DC) bus backup power systems, enterprise records management system (ERMS) installations, site surveys, and related infrastructure modernization services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on delivery orders and indefinite delivery contracts, with 98% of recent awards as prime and competitive (non-set-aside) selection across all major customers.

Oceus Networks operates from Herndon, Virginia, under primary NAICS 335999 (All Other Miscellaneous Electrical Equipment and Component Manufacturing) and PSC codes emphasizing professional engineering support and information technology equipment. The company competes full-and-open on all named awards in the source material, with no set-aside designations applied to recent work. Ownership is structured as a limited liability company under parent Pine Meadow Holdings, LLC.

The customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), which dominates both by award count and potential value. The FAA Headquarters accounts for 198 awards valued at $329.3 million combined potential value across the top five customer agencies by count, reflecting Oceus Networks' deep specialization in FAA DC bus infrastructure modernization at airports and facilities nationwide. By dollar magnitude, however, the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchors the portfolio at $72.55 billion combined potential value across 13 awards, signaling exposure to large naval defense systems. The Department of the Air Force (22 awards, $950.2 million), United States Special Operations Command (25 awards, $182 million), and Defense Information Systems Agency (10 awards, $53.1 million) complete the top five. These five agencies represent 79% of all combined potential value.

Oceus Networks' primary vehicle position reflects its FAA relationship: the indefinite delivery contract 693KA8-20-D-00011 (an $89.9 million single-award IDIQ running through June 2030) carries 196 task orders totaling $82.9 million in combined potential value, anchoring the company's sustained work on DC bus lifecycle support. The company also holds two major new IDIQ vehicles awarded in the last year: a $950 million multiple-award Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS) IDIQ with the Department of the Air Force (awarded September 2022, through May 2030) and an $84.88 million single-award mobile cellular network services IDIQ with USSOCOM (awarded March 2022, through March 2032). Additionally, Oceus Networks was awarded a $151 billion multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) for the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program by the Missile Defense Agency on December 29, 2025, and a $20 billion multiple-award GWAC under NASA's SEWP VI program on November 1, 2026. Federal Supply Schedules GS35F1025D (61 task orders) and GS35F3030D (40 task orders) round out the vehicle footprint, providing ordering vehicles for IT equipment and services.

Activity has grown from 30 awards in 2022 to 54 in 2025, with 44 awards in 2026 (through November). The company faces 20 awards (combined potential value $21.6 million) with ultimate completion dates in the next 24 months, presenting recompete exposure primarily in FAA DC bus and infrastructure modernization work.

Concrete capability examples ground Oceus Networks' portfolio. Representative FAA work includes a $11.7 billion firm fixed-price delivery order (September 2023) for DC bus equipment purchase and installation across FY24 bulk-funded projects; a $3.9 million delivery order (August 2025) for DC bus system equipment and installation at 23 locations using BEDIP bulk funds; a $2.5 million delivery order (May 2026) for DC bus power backup system installation at Washington, D.C. facilities, including site survey, design engineering, and installation; and recurring ERMS panel installations at various FAA sites (dozens of orders in the $10,000–$100,000 range). For USSOCOM, Oceus Networks delivered a $3.965 million delivery order (March 2026) for mobile cellular network annual technical services, warranty support, and software upgrades under the $84.88 million IDIQ. Defense work includes a $224.2 million purchase order (June 2024) from the Office of the Secretary of Defense for 5G non-standalone warranty and configuration services, and a $2.7 million delivery order from USSOCOM (March 2023) for MCN sustainment support. The Army Pacific Command awarded an $88.5 million Other Transaction Agreement (May 2025) to Oceus Networks for the Platform for Cyber Enhanced Orchestration (PCEO) research and development effort evaluating commercial technologies and their implications for the cyber domain.

On the federal services side captured in Service Contract Inventory, Oceus Networks reported $25 million in invoiced revenue across FY2024–FY2025 (no reportable SCI activity in FY2022–FY2023), with 5.4 FTEs delivered in FY2025 and 3.7 FTEs in FY2024. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates ran approximately $634.55/hr; the 10th and 90th percentiles were $634.54/hr and $649.61/hr respectively, indicating tight clustering at the mid-$600s range. The vendor self-performed 90% of hours across SCI prime contracts with an average 10% sub-hours share, and reported 12 named subcontractors in the SCI dataset. This posture is consistent with a prime that builds a light delivery team and engages subs for specialized technical support rather than operating as a subcontractor feeder to other primes.

Subcontractor engagement is minimal in the named sub-award listings (12 total sub awards across the portfolio). Named subs include Salient Crgt, Inc. (multiple task order modifications under the MAVERICK program, August 2025–August 2026), Radiance Technologies Inc. (field services representative support for 5G cellular at MCB Twentynine Palms, August 2025; and DARPA Distributed Automated Intelligent Hardware and Software Security work, November 2021), The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC (DARPA research program support, March 2024), and unspecified primes on generically described cyber and 5G work. This thin subcontracting footprint reflects Oceus Networks' primary posture as a prime contractor directly executing federal work.

On the GSA Schedule (GS35F labor contract), Oceus Networks offers 23 active labor categories spanning systems engineers, network engineers, software engineers, project managers, and telecommunications engineers at bachelor's-degree level with no security clearance requirements. Rates range from $122.32/hr (Associate Systems Engineer with 1 year experience) through $354.08/hr (Senior Principal Systems Engineer with 16 years experience), positioning the company in the commercial IT services spectrum rather than cleared-defense labor. This labor posture aligns with the company's stated capabilities in advanced broadband communications, private cellular networks, and infrastructure solutions for federal civilian, defense, and public safety customers—work that emphasizes communications architecture, network modernization, and DC bus power infrastructure rather than classified intelligence or defense-specific cleared roles.

Oceus Networks operates as a global technology innovator specializing in advanced broadband communications, private cellular networks, and infrastructure solutions (per vendor self-description in award documents). The company's award footprint reflects deep expertise in direct current backup power systems for aviation infrastructure, mobile cellular network deployment and sustainment for special operations, and emerging exposure to advanced battle management systems, cyber-physical security, and homeland defense architectures. The recent $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ and $20 billion SEWP VI GWAC position the company for significant growth in multi-domain defense and government-wide IT procurement, though current revenue concentration remains tied to FAA DC bus modernization and USSOCOM mobile cellular network sustainment.