Solipsys Corporation

Solipsys Corporation, doing business as Raytheon Solipsys, is a defense software and command-and-control systems prime contractor operating as a subsidiary of Raytheon Technologies (parent: Raytheon Company). The vendor competes full-and-open with no small business set-asides across a federal contract footprint centered on proprietary software licenses, engineering services, and cybersecurity maintenance for air defense, sensor integration, and battle management systems. Headquarters is in Fulton, Maryland.

The vendor's customer concentration sits overwhelmingly with the U.S. Marine Corps and Department of the Navy. The Marine Corps accounts for 62 awards valued at $448.7 million combined potential value—51% of all recent prime activity—while the Navy (including Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center) carries 77 awards across $256.2 million combined potential value. The Department of the Air Force and Air Combat Command combined represent 77 awards at $68.1 million. These five customer buckets account for 88% of combined potential value across the vendor's recent award footprint. The Marine Corps and Navy diverge in ranking: the Marine Corps dominates both volume (62 awards) and dollars ($448.7 million), while Naval Air Systems Command anchors most Navy potential value ($206.5 million across 26 awards) despite fewer individual awards than broader Navy activity.

Solipsys' capability portfolio centers on three core product lines: the Multi-Source Correlator Tracker (MSCT) for air defense situational awareness, the Battlespace Command and Control Center (BC3) for command-and-control systems integration, and the Computer Aided Command and Control System (CAC2S) platform supporting Marine Corps operations. Representative prime work includes a $182 million single-award Marine Corps indefinite delivery contract (awarded March 2025, running through March 2030) for engineering services, software licenses, and cybersecurity maintenance supporting CAC2S PDSS component sustainment; a $27.9 million single-award Naval Information Warfare Systems Command contract (awarded April 2022, running through April 2027) for software licenses and product support; a $13.2 million Marine Corps delivery order (April 2026) for MAGTF Command and Control annual operations; a $24.95 million Air Force definitive contract (August 2024) for BC3/MSCT software development supporting Distributed Battle Management Node Phase II; and a $12.85 million Office of the Secretary of Defense Other Transaction Agreement (January 2025) for passive infrared wide-area surveillance sensor development for air defense applications, with performance in Fulton, Maryland through December 2026.

The vendor holds multiple indefinite delivery vehicles across two federal contracting offices. The Marine Corps single-award contract ($182 million, March 2030) anchors CAC2S/PDSS work with recent delivery orders including a $12.08 million cost-plus-fixed-fee order (April 2025) for software licenses and feature support, a $7.048 million order (May 2025) for engineering services, and a $4.845 million order (July 2025) for software configuration licenses and cybersecurity maintenance. The Naval Information Warfare Systems Command contract ($27.9 million, April 2027) carries four delivery orders, including a $6.7 million cost-plus-fixed-fee order to Air Combat Command (January 2023) for BC3 interface development through January 2027 and a $5.2 million firm-fixed-price order to Air Combat Command (July 2022) for product support, program management, and technical support through July 2027. Solipsys also operates under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, fielding 26 task orders valued at $5.4 million for software licenses, training, and support services across the Air Force, Navy, and other defense agencies.

Activity has held steady year over year at roughly 25–30 awards per fiscal year (2023–2025), with nine awards carrying ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and combined potential value of $66.9 million facing recompete exposure. The vendor competes as a prime on 94% of recent awards (509 of 542 total awards); subcontractor engagement is minimal at 6% (33 sub awards). When Solipsys subcontracts, work flows through large defense primes including Northrop Grumman, Lockheed Martin, Leidos, Booz Allen Hamilton, Parsons, HII Mission Technologies, Torch Technologies, and Science Applications International Corporation. Named sub-award work includes counter-small-unmanned-aerial-systems engineering to Leidos; BC3/MSCT labor and travel support to Lockheed Martin on Advanced Battle Management Systems and Distributive Battle Management Node Phase I; airborne warning and control system performance-based logistics support to Northrop Grumman; and training and modeling-and-simulation engineering to HII Mission Technologies and ManTech TSG-2 Joint Venture.

Service Contract Inventory data shows SCI-reported invoicing of $7.3 million across four SCI-reportable contracts from FY2022 through FY2024, with roughly 5.7 FTEs delivered to the federal government in FY2024 and growth from 1.9 FTEs in FY2022. This is a subset view; Solipsys' total federal revenue is substantially higher when accounting for software licenses, goods, and non-SCI-reportable contracts. On SCI-captured work, median government-paid rates ran around $265.90 per hour, with senior labor pricing through $440.51 per hour. GSA Schedule labor rates span $221.22 to $285.48 per hour across three categories (Senior Systems Engineer, Program Manager, Principal Systems Engineer), all requiring bachelor's degrees but no security clearances.

The vendor operates as a self-performing prime, with zero subcontractor hours recorded across SCI-reportable contracts, consistent with its engineering-services and proprietary-software-delivery model. Solipsys does not compete under set-aside categories; all recent prime awards carry full-and-open or sole-source designations reflecting its large-business status within Raytheon Technologies.