Regulus Group, LLC

Regulus Group, LLC, a Woodstock, Virginia-based limited liability company, operates overwhelmingly as a subcontractor (79% of recent awards) delivering systems engineering, program management, and technical consulting services to the Federal Aviation Administration, with a smaller prime footprint anchored to FAA and GSA vehicle positions. The company does not carry SBA set-aside designations and competes in the full-and-open market, though it holds a Total Small Business OASIS+ IDIQ awarded in December 2024.

Regulus's customer concentration is extreme: the Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters accounts for 122 awards (92% of the 151 awards in the source dataset) and $2.69 billion of the $2.82 billion combined potential value. The FAA Technical Center represents an additional four awards valued at $25.4 million. The remaining customer agencies—Office of the Secretary of Defense, Department of the Air Force Air Education and Training Command, United States Marine Corps, and GSA—collectively represent fewer than 1% of the dollar value. This concentration reflects Regulus's deep embedding in the FAA's National Airspace System modernization portfolio across air traffic management, surveillance systems, and aeronautical information services.

On the prime side, Regulus holds three major vehicles. The FAA Program Support Services IDIQ (awarded in 2020, $1.039 billion) is the dominant delivery platform, with 21 task orders generating $500.5 million in combined potential value across program management, systems engineering, and technical consulting work. Recent prime delivery orders under this vehicle include a $166.3 million option exercise for National Airspace System modernization (June 2026), a $68.5 million option period exercise (June 2026), and a $27.1 million option for NOTAM modernization supporting the Aviation Weather and Aeronautical Services Group (December 2024). Regulus also holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract issued by GSA in March 2024 with a $102 million ceiling through March 2029, authorizing 28 labor categories spanning program analysis, systems engineering, program management, and subject matter expert roles across the $63–$244 per hour range, with no security-cleared positions. The OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ, awarded December 2024, provides a five-year small-business set-aside vehicle with a multi-billion-dollar potential across seven service domains, though task-order activity has not yet materialized in the source dataset. Regulus also placed six task orders under the Electronic FAA Accelerated and Simplified Tasks (eFAST) BPA, a Total Small Business vehicle, valued at $50.8 million combined.

As a subcontractor, Regulus performs across a roster of large defense and technology primes. The dominant relationship is with Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC), which accounts for roughly 60 of the sub awards in the source dataset spanning traffic flow management, surveillance systems (Surveillance and Broadcast Services, Legacy Surveillance Programs, Cooperative Surveillance Systems), decision support systems, aeronautical information services, En Route Automation Modernization, Terminal Automation Modernization Replacement, and advanced technologies and oceanic procedures. Regulus also subs to Evans Incorporated on air traffic management technical support, to LS Technologies LLC on aeronautical services and training support, to Full Armor Group on enterprise programs and strategic support, and to smaller primes including Beacon Automotive, Raytheon Technical Services, and Flightsafety International on enterprise engineering services and specialized technical work. Sub work typically involves program management, financial management, systems engineering, operations support, and field engineering—mirroring the capabilities Regulus deploys as a prime.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on prime contracts totaled $61.8 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2025 data not yet available), with FY2024 reaching $22.7 million across 72.3 FTEs. Government-paid median hourly rates ran $154.85 per hour on prime SCI contracts, with a 10th-to-90th percentile range of $100.77 to $201.29 per hour. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for an average of 35% of contractor hours, with 33 named subcontractors reported. Notable SCI labor examples include a $656 thousand FY2024 contract supporting AJM-252 program activities at $187.94 per hour blended rate (3.5 FTEs in FY2024), a $392 thousand FY2024 order for Mission Essential Cloud Program support at $157.71 per hour (1.2 FTEs), and an eFAST BPA call that deployed 6.9 FTEs and generated $1.3 million in FY2024 invoicing at $87.26 per hour.

Activity accelerated sharply in 2024 with 89 awards, compared to 10–12 annually in 2022–2023, driven by exercise of option periods across the FAA PSS IDIQ and related vehicles. Within the next twenty-four months, 17 awards with combined potential value of $494 million reach ultimate completion, exposing Regulus to significant recompete activity concentrated within the FAA portfolio. The vendor's capability footprint centers on National Airspace System modernization, air traffic automation systems, surveillance radar engineering and sustainment, aeronautical information systems, traffic flow management, decision support systems, and program management infrastructure for FAA modernization initiatives. Across all work, Regulus operates without federal security clearance requirements in the labor portfolio and delivers primarily through time-and-materials and labor-hour pricing on the FAA vehicles.

Regulus Group has been partnering with the FAA and the aviation community for over 15 years to solve complex problems with creative, high-caliber, and cost-effective services. We have an outstanding talent base with an unparalleled level of engineering expertise integrated with a broad set of program management, finance, and operations research capabilities that have enabled Regulus to become the premier systems engineering and program management services provider for the FAA's most challenging programs.