Stratasys, Inc.

Stratasys, Inc., a foreign-owned, for-profit manufacturer of industrial 3D printing and additive manufacturing equipment, provides equipment, materials, software, lifecycle support services, and replacement parts to the Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies primarily as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards). The company competes in full and open competition across its prime footprint with no set-aside designations.

Stratasys supplies a concrete portfolio of industrial 3D printing systems—FDM (Fortus, F-series) and PolyJet (Objet, J-series) printers; polymer materials and consumables including Ultem, Antero, Nylon, and ASA resins; software licenses and digital anatomy capabilities; and comprehensive lifecycle maintenance services under branded subscription programs (Emerald Care, Diamond Care, Sapphire Care). Recent representative prime work includes a $570 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from the Veterans Integrated Service Network 10 (May 2026) for service and warranty of specialized Stratasys machines at the Cleveland, Ohio facility through 2031; a $664.6 million delivery order from Naval Air Systems Command (December 2025) for an Emerald Care Package 1-Year License; a $865 thousand purchase order from the Oklahoma City Air Logistics Complex (April 2025) for Emerald Care annual system maintenance on three Fortus F900 and three Fortus 450MC printers at Tinker Air Force Base; and a $648 thousand purchase order from Naval Air Systems Command (July 2025) for recertification and annual maintenance on seven Stratasys 3D printers. Stratasys also supplies equipment directly—a $289 thousand purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command (August 2024) for an F770 3D FDM printer to Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, and a $245 thousand order from the Veterans Integrated Service Network 6 (August 2022) for a Stratasys 3D printer.

Customer concentration is driven by Navy and Army leadership. The Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command accounts for 38 awards valued at $42.1 million combined potential value, anchoring 60% of combined potential value across the top five customers. Naval Sea Systems Command follows with 91 awards ($7.7 million), the Department of the Army Research Development and Engineering Command with 55 awards ($4.6 million), the Air Force Materiel Command Ogden Air Logistics Complex with 16 awards ($4.2 million), and the Air Force Air Education and Training Command with 52 awards ($3.3 million). The rankings reveal that NAVAIR dominates dollars while NAVSEA dominates volume—a meaningful divergence reflecting Stratasys's role as both a systems supplier (large capital orders) and a recurring maintenance vendor.

Stratasys holds three named single-award IDVs: a $20 million Naval Air Systems Command Indefinite Delivery Vehicle (August 2021, completion August 2026) providing Tier 2 and Tier 2X additive manufacturing systems and services to Patuxent River, Danville, Lakehurst, and San Diego; a $105 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command IDV (August 2023, completion August 2028) for Fortus 3D printer maintenance; and an $850 thousand Ogden Air Logistics Complex IDV (December 2025, completion September 2030) for printer maintenance support to the 809th Maintenance Support Squadron. Additional parent vehicles tracked include Indefinite Delivery Contract N6852021D0006 (16 task orders, $20.3 million) and an Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (8 task orders). The NAVAIR IDV alone has generated dozens of delivery orders over the past three years, positioning it as a critical sustainment vehicle.

Activity has remained steady across 2022–2025 (55, 59, 53, and 56 awards annually) with a current year (2026) showing 6 awards as of the snapshot date. Thirty-five awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying $5.1 million in combined potential value and representing near-term recompete exposure. Stratasys's subcontractor footprint is limited (6% of awards). Named subs include University of Dayton (Sustainment and Combat Readiness Capabilities contracts; Advanced Manufacturing engineering supplies), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (Next Generation Handheld Targeting System FAT and LRIP production units requiring machined parts), KBR Wyle Services (B-1 Bomber Reliability and Sustainment materials), and HII Mission Technologies Corp (Advanced Threats RDT&E and Army Combat Capabilities Development Command). The sub role reflects Stratasys's use as a specialty equipment and materials provider embedded in larger prime engineering and sustainment programs.

Federal work is concentrated in commercial and industrial machinery repair and maintenance (184 awards) and other industrial machinery manufacturing (138 awards) under NAICS 811310 and related codes. Top PSC categories are Miscellaneous Special Industry Machinery (83 awards) and maintenance/repair of special industry machinery (59 awards), signaling that Stratasys's federal footprint centers on printer sustainment and consumables supply rather than system sales, despite the presence of occasional capital equipment orders.

Stratasys is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. The source identifies one named subsidiary, Stratasys Direct, Inc., also foreign-owned and a manufacturer of goods, though the source does not specify distinct capability roles between parent and subsidiary.