Paydarfar Industries, Inc.

Paydarfar Industries, Inc., doing business as Saratech, is a for-profit subchapter S corporation based in Mission Viejo, California that supplies Siemens product lifecycle management software licenses, maintenance renewals, and engineering technical support to defense and civilian federal agencies as a prime contractor on 99% of its federal awards. The vendor competes in full-and-open procurements without reliance on set-aside categories, though it holds small business certification and has won a handful of Total Small Business and Partial Small Business set-aside awards (approximately 7% of recent prime work) alongside its mainstream purchase-order flow.

Saratech's capability portfolio centers on software licensing and maintenance for Siemens engineering tools — NX, Solid Edge, FEMAP, NASTRAN, Simcenter 3D, and Teamcenter — delivered as annual renewals, maintenance plans, and technical support to government engineering and design operations. Representative work includes a $182,918 sole-source purchase order from NASA's Shared Services Center (awarded January 1, 2025) for FY25 Saratech Center Consolidated Renewal covering FEMAP, NX, NASTRAN, and Simcenter products at Johnson Space Center; a $248,314.62 Partial Small Business set-aside from Naval Sea Systems Command (November 27, 2024) for NX software license renewals supporting underwater defense research; a $204,609.84 Total Small Business set-aside from NAVSEA (November 13, 2025) for NXTC software licenses; and a $175,340.02 sole-source contract from Army Combat Capabilities Development Command DEVCOM (August 23, 2024) for FEMAP and NX NASTRAN perpetual floating licenses and annual maintenance. Saratech also delivers custom software development — a $26,250 sole-source award from NASA (February 3, 2025) for development of a Post and Simulation Kit for an Okuma computer-aided manufacturing system at Langley Research Center, and a $59,550 contract from Army TACOM (August 14, 2023) for POST & SIM product development.

Customer concentration is heavily tilted toward Navy submarine and undersea warfare operations and Army vehicle engineering. The top five agencies account for 79% of combined potential value: Naval Sea Systems Command leads with 78 awards worth $4.3 million (reflecting sustained maintenance of Siemens tools for Naval Undersea Warfare Center Division Newport and other NAVSEA engineering centers); Army Materiel Command TACOM Life Cycle Management Command follows with 27 awards worth $3.2 million (primarily Solid Edge and FEMAP maintenance for ground combat vehicle design); NASA Shared Services Center with 51 awards worth $2.5 million (NX, FEMAP, NASTRAN renewals across Langley, Goddard, and Johnson centers); Naval Air Warfare Center with 47 awards worth $1.5 million; and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command with 23 awards worth $1 million. NAVSEA and Army TACOM together account for roughly 58% of the vendor's potential-value footprint — a concentration pattern driven by the criticality of Siemens tools to submarine design, finite-element analysis, and vehicle engineering workflows.

All recent activity flows through simple purchase orders awarded via full-and-open or sole-source competition; Saratech holds no position on GWACs, IDIQs, or government-wide contract vehicles. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor on federal work, with minimal subcontract exposure — five sub-awards over the source period, including a maintenance task under Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies on the Kansas City National Security Campus (June 5, 2025) and Simcenter 3D structures subscriptions under larger NASA engineering contracts. Activity has remained stable but modest in scale: 11 awards in 2022, 12 in 2023, 10 in 2024, 9 in 2025, and 5 year-to-date in 2026, with combined potential value across all 357 awards of $15.8 million. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is light — six awards (combined potential value $484 thousand) reaching ultimate completion by July 2027, concentrated among the NAVSEA maintenance refresh cycle and recurring NASA Shared Services Center renewals.