Star Chaser Technologies, L.L.C.

Star Chaser Technologies, L.L.C., a sole proprietorship based in Ellicott City, Maryland, holds a General Services Administration Federal Supply Schedule contract as a small business prime contractor and subcontracts on federal IT modernization programs. The vendor operates without set-aside designations and competes in full-and-open federal contracting.

The company's federal footprint is nascent. Star Chaser Technologies holds one prime award—a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract issued October 6, 2025, with a $475 thousand ceiling running through October 5, 2030—and one active subcontract with Guidehouse Inc. on a Department of Health and Human Services Food and Drug Administration engagement. The sub-award, dated October 9, 2025, involves IT technical and functional services, including module development, project management, and operations and maintenance support for FDA's Enterprise Integrated Budget and Acquisition Planning System (eIBAPS) modernization program. Combined potential value across both awards stands at $475 thousand, with $380 thousand obligated to date (80% of ceiling).

On the GSA Schedule, Star Chaser Technologies covers all fifty states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico under three Special Item Numbers: 54151S (Information Technology Professional Services), 541611 (Management and Financial Consulting, Acquisition and Grants Management Support, and Business Program and Project Management Services), and OLM (Order-Level Materials). The labor portfolio spans nine categories from entry-level Consultant II roles at $94.76 per hour through IT Project Management Support Specialists at $193.45 per hour. All positions require a bachelor's degree minimum; senior technical architect and project management roles require ten years of experience. No security-cleared positions are offered. Minimum order size is $100; individual orders are capped at $1 million. Payment terms are Net 30 with no quantity discounts available.

The vendor's customer engagement is concentrated at GSA (the GSA Federal Acquisition Service accounts for one hundred percent of the named potential-value awards in the source data) with a single FDA sub-award representing the only health-sector work. Activity data reflects the vendor's entry into federal contracting in 2025; the source records only two awards across the available window. No prior-year activity or vehicle positions beyond the GSA MAS are present in the record.