Skybridge Tactical, LLC

Skybridge Tactical, LLC, a Tampa, Florida-based Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), operates as a prime contractor delivering tactical training, logistics support, opposition forces (OPFOR) services, and security cooperation services to special operations, defense, and State Department customers, holding positions on three major IDIQs with combined potential value exceeding $11.97 billion. The vendor competes predominantly under small-business set-asides—Total Small Business, Partial Small Business, and SDVOSB designations—across 79% of recent prime awards and 21% as a subcontractor.

Skybridge Tactical's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward State Department and Navy work. The top five customers by award count account for 77% of recent awards, but the top three by potential value anchor the portfolio: the Department of State Bureau of African Affairs ($6.51 billion combined potential value across 6 awards), the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ($3.96 billion across 5 awards), and the Department of the Army Joint PEO Chemical and Biological Defense ($906.6 million across 2 awards). US Special Operations Command ranks first by award count (16 awards) but delivers only $426.7 million in combined potential value, indicating a mix of high-volume, lower-dollar task orders alongside fewer large awards. This split highlights State and Navy as anchor customers by dollars and SOCOM as a high-frequency customer by task-order volume.

Skybridge Tactical's three major IDIQs establish its vehicle footprint and recompete exposure. The GLOBALCAP IDIQ (Bureau of African Affairs, $5 billion ceiling, running through June 30, 2035, Partial Small Business set-aside) has generated a $6.886 million delivery order issued September 15, 2026, for tactical training and logistics support in the Bahamas, with ultimate completion in January 2030. The Maritime Special Operations Forces 2.0 (MSOFS 2) IDIQ (US Special Operations Command, $399 million ceiling, running through February 15, 2031, Total Small Business set-aside) has funded two delivery orders: a $2,500 kickoff meeting award in April 2025 and a $890,238.80 SCIF escort-support order in June 2026 for San Diego performance. The Joint Enterprise Contracted Logistics and Services Support Class II (JE-CLASS II) IDIQ (Department of the Army, $906.57 million ceiling, expired January 2, 2027, no set-aside) carried a guaranteed minimum $1,000 task order in February 2023 with Tampa performance. Beyond these IDIQs, Skybridge Tactical holds two additional named parent vehicles (Indefinite Delivery Contracts H9224015D0018 and H9225417D0001) and task-order activity against AFRICAP III, ASTRO, and other vehicles totaling 11 task orders under H9224015D0018 alone. Only two awards complete within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $891 thousand), limiting near-term recompete pressure.

Recent capability work illustrates Skybridge Tactical's tactical training and security-support focus. A $7.105 million Air Force contract (definitive, September 28, 2022, ultimate completion March 28, 2026) with the Air Force Security Forces Center delivers OPFOR role players and coordination support to the Desert Defender Ground Combat Regional Training Center and Security Forces Academy at Fort Bliss, Texas, under a one-year base plus two one-year options. A $25,059.48 Air Combat Command purchase order (February 26, 2024 to March 22, 2024) provided tactical training for the 823rd Base Defense Squadron at Moody Air Force Base in Georgia, covering leadership, decision-making, tactical skills, and maneuver tactics with a field training exercise.

On subcontract work, Skybridge Tactical delivers program management, engineering support, and logistics services to Lockheed Martin (multiple MTRC PMO labor and material disposition tasks, most recently September 15, 2025), Mantech Advanced Systems International (ALECS engineering support, September 2, 2025), General Dynamics Information Technology (task-order funding reallocation for services, February 6, 2024), and Dexis Interactive (Global Assessment, Monitoring, and Evaluation (GAME) ongoing support, April 24, 2023). The sub footprint spans defense science and technology, missile defense, electronic warfare, and international technical assistance programs.

Activity has grown modestly year over year—two awards in 2022 to five in 2025—with three awards recorded in 2026. Service Contract Inventory data shows minimal SCI-reportable invoiced revenue (zero across FY2022–FY2025) but captures only four SCI prime records and three named-subcontractor records, suggesting that much of Skybridge Tactical's work is either classified, falls below the $150,000 SCI threshold, or is invoiced through parent vehicles not individually captured in the dataset. FTE trajectory from SCI records shows 0.2 FTEs in FY2022, 0.0 in FY2023, 2.5 in FY2024, and 1.3 in FY2025, confirming that SCI is a narrow slice of the vendor's federal services footprint. The vendor's primary NAICS footprint clusters in computer-related services (12 awards), professional and scientific services (8 awards), and engineering services (7 awards), with education and training (4 awards) and R&D defense work (2 awards) rounding out the category mix.

SkyBridge Tactical fills a need for relevant operations & training expertise, providing predominately former SOF operators to bring combat-proven TTPs where needed. We help customers meet their operational & training needs, both CONUS & OCONUS.