Sealing Technologies, LLC

Sealing Technologies, LLC, a Columbia, Maryland-based veteran-owned small business and subsidiary of Parsons Government Services Inc., designs and manufactures portable cyber hunt kits, cyber fly-away kits, and related analytical computing environments for U.S. Cyber Command and the Department of Defense, operating primarily as a prime contractor (90% of recent awards) on competitively awarded, non-set-aside contracts.

Sealing Technologies' customer concentration sits heavily with the defense cyber enterprise. The top five funding agencies account for 59% of recent awards by count but 99% of combined potential value, led by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command (2 awards, $37.4 billion combined potential value) and the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (4 awards, $3.96 billion), followed by the Office of the Secretary of Defense (3 awards, $2.42 billion), U.S. Cyber Command (17 awards, $1.63 billion), and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (9 awards, $109.7 million). The Army's share reflects a single massive vehicle ceiling; U.S. Cyber Command dominates transaction volume and represents the vendor's core operational customer.

Sealing Technologies holds two primary parent indefinite-delivery vehicles anchoring its prime business. The $450 million Other Transaction IDV awarded by U.S. Cyber Command on March 19, 2024, for portable hunt kits and cyber capabilities has generated documented task order activity exceeding $682 million across 17 orders, with individual awards ranging from roughly $41,000 to $225 million and completion dates extending through February 2027. Representative task orders under this vehicle include a $225 million HFO (Hunting and Fly-Away Operations) Kit and labor order awarded March 27, 2026, a $225 million HFO Kit order awarded November 7, 2025, and a $17.2 million Joint Cyber Hunt Kit Limited Rate Initial Production contract awarded March 7, 2025. A second vehicle, the $49 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the U.S. Air Force awarded January 1, 2024, extends through January 1, 2029, for Multi-Caveat Analytical Computing Environment (MACE) software development services against GSA Federal Supply Schedule GS-35F-056CA. Sealing Technologies also holds a position on the National Cyber Range Complex Event Planning, Operations and Support multiple-award IDIQ (ceiling $2.42 billion, awarded July 27, 2021), where it has delivered an initial task order for event planning support valued at $196,420. Outside the Other Transaction and BPA space, the vendor maintains a Multiple Award Schedule position supporting 11 task orders with $183.5 million combined potential value.

Recent task order activity demonstrates sustained demand for Sealing Technologies' core kit and analytical products. A $13.3 million Department of the Army definitive contract awarded July 31, 2024, procured Deployable Defense Cyber Operations System Modular Version 2 (DDS-MV2) kits — customized mobile compute and storage systems for Cyber Protection Brigade soldiers to analyze and mitigate cyber threats — performed in Columbia, Maryland through July 2026. A $14.6 million Fleet Cyber Command delivery order under MAS, awarded August 31, 2024, sourced DMSS N Mission Suite V1 hardware. Earlier, Naval Air Systems Command awarded a $25.1 million other transaction order on August 1, 2022, for a business case and roadmap transitioning the Autonomic Logistics Information System (ALIS) to the Operational Data Integrated Network (ODIN) for the F-35 Maintenance System Program Management Office.

Activity has been volatile. Sealing Technologies recorded 13 prime awards in 2022, fell to 2 in 2023, rebounded to 12 in 2024, and peaked at 17 in 2025. Thirteen awards (combined potential value $1.35 billion) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and represent near-term recompete exposure. The vendor's award portfolio spans IT hardware, software, and engineering services (top NAICS: Custom Computer Programming Services, 15 awards; Software Publishers, 14 awards; Other Computer Related Services, 11 awards), with PSC concentration in mobile device products and compute hardware (IT telecom mobile device products, 18 awards; mainframe compute, 14 awards; application development support labor, 12 awards).

In its subcontractor role, Sealing Technologies supports larger primes on intelligence and cyber operations programs. Recent sub-awards include work under General Dynamics Mission Systems for NGSS Suite sensor cards (June 2025), Lockheed Martin for National Cyber Range cybersecurity test and evaluation labor (December 2023), General Dynamics Information Technology for Guard Enterprise cyber operations support (August 2022), Peraton for Information Advantage Enterprise intelligence systems (December 2025), and Salient CRGT for the MAVERICK program (October 2025, December 2025). Across these subcontract relationships, Sealing Technologies delivers specialized hardware kits, sensor components, and cyber operations labor.

SCI-reported service-contract invoicing on prime contracts totaled $3.5 million in FY2024 across 5.8 full-time equivalents, with median government-paid rates around $249.83 per hour. This represents a small slice of the vendor's federal activity; the portfolio is dominated by goods delivery (kits, hardware) and Other Transaction orders rather than labor-intensive service contracts. GSA Schedule labor rates span $62.31 to $293.78 per hour across 171 categories, covering technical writers, cybersecurity consultants, cyber threat analysts, and security systems specialists at education levels from associate to master's degree, with no security-clearance-required roles posted.

Sealing Technologies operates as a wholly owned child entity within Parsons Government Services Inc., a defense and civil contractor. All core kit production and development work is performed in Columbia, Maryland, with subordinate sites in Stevensville, Maryland, and North Charleston, South Carolina for specific program support. The company's competitive posture — 100% of recent awards without set-aside designation — reflects selection based on technical merit and specialized capability in portable cyber hunt systems rather than small-business preference vehicles.