Stellar Innovations & Solutions Inc.

Stellar Innovations & Solutions Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and SBA 8(a) Program participant, operates as a prime contractor delivering video teleconferencing systems, audiovisual infrastructure, IT engineering, and enterprise application support primarily to the Department of Defense and General Services Administration. The company is minority-owned and self-certified as small disadvantaged, headquartered in Moraine, Ohio, competing across both set-aside and full-and-open federal procurement vehicles with a Subchapter S corporate structure.

Stellar Innovations' customer base concentrates heavily on Air Force logistics and sustainment operations. Department of the Air Force Materiel Command at Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex accounts for 156 awards (25% of total awards) valued at $9.5 million combined potential, while Department of the Air Force Materiel Command broadly covers 114 awards ($24.4 million). However, dollar concentration inverts sharply: GSA Federal Acquisition Service—through the company's OASIS+ vehicle holdings—anchors $50.03 billion of the $61.85 billion combined potential value across five awards. Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime commands an additional $6.11 billion across 19 awards under the DLA JETS vehicle. The top five customer agencies by potential value account for approximately 98% of all dollars, reflecting the vendor's deep positioning on governmentwide infrastructure and enterprise IT vehicles rather than direct department-specific transactional work.

Vehicle positioning is the clearest signal of Stellar Innovations' federal market access. The company holds seats on three OASIS+ multiple-award IDIQs: the 8(a) SBA-Certified vehicle (announced April 2025, ceiling $999.999 trillion through April 2030), the Total Small Business set-aside (announced December 2024, ceiling $999.999 trillion through December 2029), and the Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business vehicle (announced September 2024, ceiling $999.999 trillion through September 2029). These three vehicles alone represent the vendor's primary lever for reaching civilian agencies beyond the Air Force. Additionally, Stellar holds a $3.7 million 8(a) sole-source indefinite delivery contract with Air Force Materiel Command specifically for video teleconferencing systems (through September 2028), which has generated 174 task orders valued at $8.4 million against what the source labels as Indefinite Delivery Contract FA850118D0002. The company also executes under DLA JETS with 20 task orders worth $95.2 million combined. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicle carries 41 task orders worth $43.1 million.

Capability footprint centers on audiovisual, VTC, and IT infrastructure services. Representative work includes $102.2 million (delivery order, September 2025) for installation of a VTC system with secure video capabilities in a Sensitive Compartmented Information Protocol room at Warner Robins; $654.8 million (February 2025, Competitive 8(a)) for Kaltura Enterprise Edition SaaS video platform renewal under NIST's Audio Visual and Video Teleconferencing Equipment and Support Services IDIQ; $788.8 million (September 2024, 8(a) sole source) for Air Force Reserve Command Crisis Action Team and Force Generation Center Battle Watch audiovisual upgrades; and $5.35 million (April 2023, DLA JETS) for video support services at Fort Belvoir. Beyond VTC, Stellar delivers enterprise application support—including a $4.31 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract (January 2025 through December 2028) for PROS (Planning and Requirements Optimization System) application support to AFLCMC Wright Patterson, and a $1.83 million 8(a) sole-source agreement (July 2023 through January 2029) for Information Resource Support System (IRSS) service support underpinning the Joint Capabilities Integration and Development System (JCIS) warfighting requirements workflow. Database infrastructure, Windows administration, firewall administration, and DLA endpoint security support round out the technical portfolio.

Activity has remained flat year-over-year in the recent period: 60 awards (2022), 66 (2023), 67 (2024), and 65 (2025), with only three awards recorded through April 2026. Fifty-two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $78.5 million, representing moderate recompete exposure concentrated on the Air Force VTC and application support contracts that anchor the company's recurring revenue stream. The source documents only two sub-awards (both to Teksynap Corporation for asset management wireless and operational technology support under DLA Enterprise Service Delivery II), indicating Stellar operates predominantly as a prime contractor—615 of 617 total awards (100% prime, 0% sub).

Service Contract Inventory data reveals SCI-reported invoiced revenue of $16 million across FY2022–FY2024: $3.7 million in FY2022 (29.7 FTEs), $5.6 million in FY2023 (40.0 FTEs), and $6.6 million in FY2024 (40.6 FTEs). These figures represent only reportable federal services contracts above the $150,000 threshold and exclude goods, products, classified work, and all non-federal revenue; they are a strict subset of the vendor's total federal revenue and much smaller than the enterprise total. Government-paid median hourly rates on SCI contracts run $68.68/hr (10th percentile $62.15/hr, 90th percentile $83.50/hr). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for approximately 37% of total contractor hours, with five named subcontractors appearing in the dataset. GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 49 active categories from Administrative Support Associate ($24.82/hr, high school) through Management Strategy Consultant ($292.29/hr, master's degree, seven years experience), with IT infrastructure and security analyst roles clustered in the $74–$127/hr band. No security-cleared labor is offered on the Schedule.

Set-aside posture reflects the company's core identity: 8(a) sole-source set-asides dominate Stellar's prime awards to the Air Force (application support, VTC systems, SAMIS support, AFSAC online support, IRSS, configuration management), while Competitive 8(a) designations appear on NIST and NASIC work. OASIS+ and DLA JETS vehicles enable full-and-open competition alongside 8(a) and SDVOSB carve-outs. The company's visibility in federal procurement is fundamentally anchored to its SBA designations and the three governmentwide OASIS+ seats, which provide access to civilian agency task order opportunities that would be unavailable to a non-certified firm.

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