Skayl LLC

Skayl LLC is a for-profit limited liability company and registered small business based in Westminster, Maryland, specializing in software and systems integration solutions for the federal government. The company provides advanced technology development, mission systems integration, and research and development services primarily to the Department of Defense. With its SAM.gov registration active through December 31, 2026, Skayl LLC has established itself as an experienced federal contractor capable of managing complex military technology initiatives and innovation programs.

Skayl LLC has executed a diverse portfolio of prime federal contract awards demonstrating its expertise across multiple defense and research domains. The company received a $1.73 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from the U.S. Army Research, Development and Engineering Command (RDECOM) in October 2024 for the integration of Mission Systems Under Test into the Mission Systems Flying Test Bed, performed at its Westminster facility. Additionally, Skayl secured a $3.14 million STTR Phase III delivery order from Army DEVCOM in October 2023 for Integrated Mission Equipment Support, with completion scheduled for September 2026. The company also obtained a $462,991.99 cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from Army RDECOM in October 2023 for preparing integration activities related to the MSFTB program. Most recently, in October 2025, Skayl received a $58,900 firm fixed-price purchase order from Army RDECOM for renewal of Phenom Skayl software, with performance in Huntsville, Alabama. All of these awards were executed without socioeconomic set-asides, reflecting competitive selection based on technical merit. Skayl has also served as a subcontractor on federal awards, including work under Bell Textron Inc. for Phenom Enterprise License Support (October 2024), under Rockwell Collins, Inc. for MSFTB system integration and program support activities (February 2024), and under Precise Systems, Inc. for PMA 209 acquisition labor support services (December 2021).

Skayl LLC maintains three significant federal contract indefinite delivery vehicles that position it as a prime contractor capable of supporting large-scale Department of Defense initiatives. The company holds a $15 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with Army RDECOM, awarded in September 2023 with completion through September 2028, which supports the Mission Systems Flying Test Bed program and encompasses integration of Mission Systems Under Test, preparation for integration activities, installation support, and system verification operations. Skayl also maintains a $900 million multiple-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center (AFLCMC) Architecture and Integration Directorate, awarded in June 2023 and extending through November 2027, under which the Air Force has issued at least one delivery order for AFLCMC/XA capabilities brief services. Additionally, the company holds a Basic Ordering Agreement with the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command for SBIR Phase III program support, awarded in January 2024 with performance extending through January 2029. These IDVs collectively demonstrate Skayl's established relationship with multiple military departments and its recognized capability to provide mission-critical systems integration, architectural support, and research and development services across the defense enterprise.

Skayl develops technology and tools that addresses integration scalability. Specifically, looking at the ability to integrate, and then (re)integrate capabilities in systems throughout their lifecycle. Current approaches are mechanizing the software build/ release processes but are leaving the integrate and interoperate aspects to human-inspired efforts. This approach does not scale with today's large systems-of-system. To address this challenge, Skayl is pioneering advanced MBSE processed and graph-based models that document semantics and behavior in formats that enable automatable generation of system integration/mediation software logic. We are not using AI/ML but models and structures that yield consistent, testable, and certifiable outputs. Skayl's technology is under active use and development via collaboration with the Army PEO Aviation community and our SBIR Phase 3 effort.