Science & Technology Corporation

Science & Technology Corporation, a Hampton, Virginia–based minority-owned Subchapter S small business, operates as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering atmospheric science research, mechanical and composite fabrication, engineering support, and technical services across federal civilian and defense agencies under set-aside and full-and-open vehicles. The company is Subcontinent Asian American–owned and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on agency-specific IDIQs and GWACs; recent activity shows a mixed posture with significant full-and-open work routed through GSA schedules and governmentwide vehicles.

Science & Technology Corporation anchors its customer footprint at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Army, together representing 76% of award count across distinct agency relationships. NOAA leads by volume — 568 awards with $17.83 billion combined potential value — driven by the $8 billion ProTech 2.0 - Satellite Domain IDIQ awarded March 7, 2023, a total small business set-aside vehicle supporting satellite-based atmospheric and land surface mission activities. The company holds multiple delivery orders under ProTech 2.0 including a $21.2 million environmental satellite RF engineering support order (March 31, 2025, through March 30, 2030), a $32.8 million atmospheric science and technology applications research order (June 26, 2024, through September 5, 2029), and an $8.4 million user engagement services order for NOAA's Office of Systems of Architecture & Engineering (March 11, 2024, through March 12, 2029). The Army Test and Evaluation Command ranks second by award count with 564 awards; the company holds a $32.1 million single-award Army Aberdeen Test Center machine shop support IDIQ (January 21, 2022, through January 20, 2027) under which it delivers welding, fabrication, machining, and painting services, including recent Year 5 and Year 4 orders valued at $6.85 million and $6.7 million respectively. The Army Materiel Command's Army Contracting Command anchors the dollar potential by share — 11 awards worth $37.4 billion combined value — driven by a single IDC vehicle (W911S606D0001) with 518 task orders worth $35.4 million. NASA Langley and NASA Goddard round out the top-five customer agencies, with Langley holding two key mechanical and composite fabrication IDIQs: a $25 million MCHFSS II contract awarded October 1, 2025 (total small business set-aside, performing through September 30, 2030), and a preceding MCHFSS contract from which the company continues to execute delivery orders; Goddard awarded a $163.1 million atmospheric science R&D IDIQ on December 1, 2025 (total small business set-aside, extending through December 1, 2030).

Beyond agency-specific vehicles, the company holds a position on the OASIS+ Total Small Business multiple-award MAC, awarded December 19, 2024, with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling extending through December 18, 2029, positioning it to compete across seven functional domains (Management and Advisory, Technical and Engineering, R&D, Intelligence, Environmental, Facilities, Logistics) across the federal government. The company also maintains a presence on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and IT Schedule 70, with 410 and 140 task orders respectively generating combined values in the tens of millions. Recent activity under GSA vehicles includes a $122,841.60 grounds management delivery order with NOAA (September 1, 2026) and multiple NOAA BPA calls under the MAS for professional and administrative consulting services.

Capability portfolio centers on atmospheric science research and development, satellite engineering systems, mechanical and composite hardware fabrication, welding and machining support, and technical consulting. Representative recent work spans NOAA weather radar technology exploration (BAA Tier 2 contract, $519,478.15, October 1, 2025), Army CBRNE technical support under a $61.16 million DEVCOM CBC BPA call (December 12, 2023), NASA rotorcraft aeromechanics and computational aerosciences research (multiple cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery orders valued $458,321–$4.28 million issued December 2024 through June 2023), and mechanical composite fabrication for NASA Langley's flight test articles ($5.28 million order, August 1, 2024). The company also holds a federal grant footprint spanning NASA Science program awards: $283,030 for balanced science research (June 17, 2026), $124,296.82 for the Aerosol Radiometer for Global Observation of the Stratosphere satellite instrument (June 18, 2026), and a $134,410 project grant (February 1, 2026), performed in Hampton, Virginia.

Customer concentration skews sharply toward NOAA and Army: NOAA alone accounts for 25% of all awards and 26% of combined potential value ($17.83 billion), while the three top-dollar customers (Army Materiel Command ACC Aberdeen, NOAA, and Army DEVCOM) represent 97% of combined potential value. This concentration reflects the vendor's strategic lock on two cornerstone vehicle relationships — the $8 billion NOAA ProTech 2.0 satellite domain contract and the $32.1 million Army Aberdeen Test Center machine shop IDIQ — both total small business set-asides renewed or recently awarded, providing multi-year revenue certainty but also single-customer risk.

Activity has contracted year-over-year in the snapshot period — 19 awards in 2022 through 11 in 2026 year-to-date — though the footprint includes a significant recompete cliff: nine awards with combined potential value of $45.3 million face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, triggering recompete exposure. The awarded IDIQ ceiling values ($163.1 million at Goddard, $25 million at Langley, $32.1 million at Army Aberdeen, $8 billion at NOAA ProTech 2.0) represent long-duration vehicles running through 2027–2030, cushioning against task order volatility.

Service Contract Inventory reporting shows the company invoiced $95 million across FY2022–FY2025 under prime service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, with relatively stable annual invoicing around $23–24.5 million and workforce footprint between 113 and 178 FTEs. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts cluster around a median of $103.67/hr, with a 10th percentile floor of $61.77/hr and a 90th percentile ceiling of $326.70/hr, reflecting a blend of technical support labor and senior consulting roles. Across prime service contracts captured in SCI, subcontractor hours represent 6% of total contractor hours, indicating the company self-performs the majority of its delivery work with limited subcontractor leverage. Named subcontractors in the sub-award portfolio include Fedwriters, Inc. (Weather Program Office support), Consolidated Safety Services Incorporated (NCEI scientific data stewardship), Booz Allen Hamilton (Army ERDC remote sensing), and Accenture Federal Services (NOAA AWIPS cloud environment).

GSA Schedule labor rates span 72 categories ranging from $24.82/hr (Electronics Technician Level 1, high school) through $265.79/hr (Consulting Specialist, PhD with 25 years experience), with no security-cleared positions offered. Representative mid-spectrum roles include Database Administrator Senior at $68.86/hr (Bachelors, three years experience) and Engineer/Applied Scientist Staff Level 3 at $95.56/hr, positioning the vendor as a non-cleared technical services provider across entry-level through senior advisory roles.

The company subsidiary New Horizons Aeronautics, LLC, a small business joint venture, is noted in the corporate structure but award detail does not surface separate work streams attributed to it.

Technical Support Services;CB Defense;Atmospheric Sciences;Remote Sensing;Programatic Support; Science Data Processing & Modeling ;Test & Evaluation; IT Support