Selecttech Services Corporation

Selecttech Services Corporation, a woman-owned small business headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, delivers aerospace logistics support, Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility (SCIF) development, aircraft modification, and laboratory operations services to the U.S. Air Force as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to Boeing, Sierra Nevada Corporation, Leidos, L3Harris Technologies, and Applied Research Solutions on specialized defense programs.

Selecttech competes predominantly in full-and-open procurement; woman-owned small business designation is noted across its awards but no socioeconomic set-aside categorization (such as 8(a) or HUBZone) characterizes its prime footprint. Recent exceptions include a $6.52 million delivery order from July 2023 under the Sustainment Support for Special Operations Forces Recovery and Rotary Managed Aircraft IDV designated as Total Small Business set-aside, and a December 2025 single-award IDV for Air Transportable Galley and Lavatory (ATGL) sustainment valued at $111.5 million similarly under Total Small Business set-aside. The vendor's recent award trajectory shows material growth: two awards in 2022 ramping to 22 in 2024, though 2025 and 2026 activity (9 and 1 awards respectively in the snapshot) suggests volatility or lag in data capture rather than sustained momentum.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Air Force commands. The Department of the Air Force accounts for 413 awards with $982 million in combined potential value; the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory (AFLCMC at Wright-Patterson and Robins) adds 166 awards worth $425.9 million combined. However, the top-customers-by-potential-value ranking reveals outsized Navy exposure: the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchors just two awards but carries $5.28 billion in combined potential value, representing 65% of Selecttech's entire $8.07 billion portfolio. This concentration spike signals either a single large multi-year platform award or a small number of high-value ship-class or fleet-sustainment vehicles. GSA Federal Acquisition Service places 18 awards worth $143 million across government-wide vehicles.

Selecttech holds positions on six significant parent vehicles. The two largest IDIQs by task-order volume are Indefinite Delivery Contract F3360190DJ027 (100 task orders, agency and scope not specified in the source) and FA860105D0010 (99 task orders, $55.6 million combined potential value). The vendor also manages 53 task orders under F3360191DJ044, 40 delivery orders under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule ($279.3 million combined potential value), and 39 orders under FA860105D0010 ($19.3 million combined potential value). Recent OASIS+ participation adds two multi-agency vehicles: the OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ (awarded December 2024, multiple-award, unrestricted dollar ceiling) and the OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ (awarded December 2024, multiple-award, no set-aside). A $15 million single-award SCIF development IDV with Air Force Space Command (awarded September 2024, running through September 2029) and a $975 million multiple-award Rapid Sustainment Directorate Multi-Award Contract (RO MAC) with the Air Force (awarded July 2024) round out the strategic vehicle portfolio.

Selecttech's concrete capability work centers on SCIF production and delivery, Senior Leader In-Transit Conference Capsule (SLICC) and Pallet (SLIP) logistics support, C-130J aircraft block retrofits, sensor and communications connectivity (SATCOM), and laboratory operations sustainment. Representative prime work includes an $82.2 million Air Force Research Laboratory delivery order under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for laboratory support operations (January 2022 through December 2026); a $6.52 million Air Force delivery order for C-130J Block 7.0/8.1 retrofit installations at Gabreski (July 2023, firm fixed price); a $5.3 million Air Force Research Laboratory definitive contract for sensor, communications and connectivity support (awarded May 2022, completed November 2024); a $3.47 million Air Force Space Command delivery order for lightweight modular SCIF production under the Orions Belt program (September 2024); and multiple cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery orders under a $6.35 million single-award IDIQ for SLICC/SLIP equipment logistics. The newly awarded $111.5 million ATGL sustainment IDV reflects Air Force Material Command's confidence in Selecttech's fleet maintenance and engineering capabilities; the contract scope encompasses program engineering support, overhaul services, repair operations, and material management for approximately 163 worldwide ATGL locations.

In its subcontractor role, Selecttech delivers Big Safari cable and harness assemblies, aircraft manufacturing support, and mission autonomy research and development services to Sierra Nevada Corporation and L3Harris Technologies on classified air-vehicle programs; E-4B broadband aeronautical SATCOM services to Boeing on non-production development; and rapid technology development and demonstration goods and services to Leidos and Applied Research Solutions on Air Force Research and Development and mission autonomy BAA work.

Selecttech's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 41 active categories ranging from $40.23 per hour (ground maintenance, high-school education, no experience or clearance requirement) to $116.91 per hour (program manager, bachelor's degree, two years experience, no clearance required). The rate spectrum reflects a mix of skilled trades, technician and technologist roles, and engineering management without security-cleared positions on the Schedule. Testing laboratories and services (106 awards), facilities support services (80 awards), and research and development in physical and engineering sciences (22 awards) dominate Selecttech's NAICS footprint; the top PSC categories are maintenance and repair of laboratory equipment (160 awards), IT and telecom facility operation and maintenance (96 awards), and technical assistance (76 awards), signaling sustained logistics and operations support across Air Force installations.

Three awards worth $105.3 million combined carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and face recompete risk, representing a 1.3% exposure of the portfolio's combined potential value but a material proportion of near-term task-order backlog given the vendor's recent activity levels.

ON-SITE SUPPORT SERVICES; COMMUNICATION/COMPUTER SYSTEMS; RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND EVALUATION FACILITIES; COMPUTER OPERATIONS; TEST FACILITY OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE; PRECISION MEASUREMENT EQUIPMENT CENTER OPERATION; NETWORK INSTALLATION