Spatial Informatics Group LLC

Spatial Informatics Group LLC, a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Pleasanton, California, delivers geospatial analysis, spatial modeling, remote sensing, and wildfire risk forecasting services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (67% of recent awards) and subcontractor (33%), competing full-and-open on contracts and grants without SBA set-aside designations. The vendor operates across NAICS codes spanning surveying and mapping services, environmental consulting, and research and development in the physical and life sciences, with no required security clearances across its labor portfolio.

Spatial Informatics Group's customer base is concentrated among research and civilian land-management agencies. NASA's Shared Services Center anchors the award count at 11 awards and $653 thousand in combined potential value, but the largest individual dollar awards come from GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($6.2 million), NASA Marshall Space Flight Center ($1.6 million combined across 2 awards), and the Army Corps of Engineers Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity ($785 thousand). The top five customer agencies or office units cover 61% of recent awards by count but only a portion of total potential value, reflecting the vendor's portfolio split between numerous smaller research grants and a smaller number of larger infrastructure contracts. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service, the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, the Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington, and the Department of the Interior all maintain active relationships.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on wildfire modeling, prediction, and risk assessment, with secondary work in carbon accounting, forest management, and geospatial analysis for land use and biomass estimation. Recent representative prime work includes a $785 thousand Army Corps of Engineers definitive contract (ESTCP NH26-9510) awarded April 30, 2026, to forecast 1- to 10-year fire weather extremes and prescribed burn opportunities at DoD installations through April 29, 2030; a $173 thousand NASA grant (Shared Services Center) for mapping fire probabilities to support fire-related carbon accounting, completed December 31, 2025; and a September 1, 2024 project grant from the USDA Institute of Bioenergy, Climate, and Environment for the PYRECAST platform, which applies probabilistic modeling to wildfire forecasting and decision support for electric utilities and emergency managers, running through March 14, 2027. The vendor also maintains a seat on the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS+) GWAC and holds an active GSA Schedule contract offering six labor categories ranging from Senior Field Technician at $75.74 per hour (high school education, five years experience) to Senior Research Scientist and Senior Geospatial Analyst roles at $186.82 per hour (master's degree, ten years experience).

Activity has declined modestly — seven awards in 2022 fell to two in 2023, recovering to six in 2024 and three each in 2025 and 2026 — with only one award carrying an ultimate completion date in the next twenty-four months. The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows no invoiced revenue from prime SCI-reportable service contracts across fiscal years 2022 through 2025, and FTE delivery remained below one FTE annually, indicating Spatial Informatics Group's federal work is dominated by grant research, fixed-price development contracts, and task-order work rather than labor-hour service contracts above the SCI reporting threshold. In its subcontractor role, the vendor has supported DAI Global LLC on a USAID Partnerships for Green Investment (PAGI) geospatial analysis task in Southeast Asia (August 2024), ICF Incorporated on EPA climate change capacity-building technical assistance in developing countries (April 2024), and carried sub-grant roles with Oregon State University, University of Montana, University of California Irvine, and American Forests on fire science, forest dynamics, and reforestation research spanning wildfire model parameter optimization, fire behavior dataset development, and forest carbon accounting work. Across prime and sub engagement, Spatial Informatics Group operates as a research and field-analysis vendor rather than a labor-hour service provider, with no teaming pattern of substantial subcontractor engagement on its own prime awards.

SIG provides a wide range of geospatial data development, research and monitoring services that are integrated with a range of scientific disciplines such as ecology, forestry, risk and hazard management, climate change, natural resource economics, and sustainable urban and environmental planning and management. Our people are experts in using tools such as Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and in extracting landscape features from remote sensing data, mining large data sets and performing complex spatial modeling.