STS Government Solutions, LLC

STS Government Solutions, LLC, an 8(a) certified, minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business and Alaskan Native Corporation-owned firm, provides engineering support, facility management, healthcare staffing, and specialized technical services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on 69% of recent awards and as a subcontractor on the remainder. Headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, STS Government Solutions operates as a child entity of Bristol Bay Government Services Group, LLC, another Alaskan Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business, and competes predominantly under 8(a) sole-source and competitive 8(a) set-asides on the prime side, with a secondary footprint across unrestricted delivery orders under existing Army and Air Force vehicles.

STS Government Solutions' capability portfolio centers on four distinct service lines grounded in active awards. F-16 integration engineering support dominates the dollar volume: STS holds a $99 million single-award IDV from the Ogden Air Logistics Complex (Air Force Materiel Command) effective through May 2030, under which a $23.7 million fixed-price level-of-effort delivery order was awarded May 4, 2025, for engineering, technical, and logistical support and manpower to perform organic F-16 integration activities at Hill Air Force Base, Utah, with Viranim Technical Solutions Corporation named as subcontractor. Facility management and operations services anchor work at Fort Knox, Kentucky: a $9.79 million single-award Army IDV for Special Purpose Facility services was awarded January 1, 2026 (8(a) sole-source), with three stacked delivery orders issued to date totaling $9.1 million across overlapping performance periods through December 2025. Automated test stand modernization and equipment replacement engineering at Hill Air Force Base yielded an $8.1 million 8(a) sole-source purchase order from Ogden Air Logistics Complex awarded March 9, 2026, carrying firm fixed-price pricing and an ultimate completion date of March 8, 2029. Healthcare staffing—nurse practitioners, physiatrists, cardiologists, and physical therapists at military medical facilities in Germany—flows through a $1.35 million single-award Defense Health Agency IDV (8(a) sole-source, awarded April 1, 2024) with multiple delivery orders placed through September 2024. Additional capability work includes work reception, Computer-Aided Design and Drafting, and Geographic Information Systems services under a $9.93 million competitive 8(a) definitive contract with the Department of the Army at Fort Cavazos, Texas (awarded September 1, 2025, running through August 31, 2030), dive locker and maritime services under a $14.6 million Air Combat Command contract effective through June 2029, and audio-visual and video-teleconferencing system maintenance for Air Education and Training Command headquarters customers under a $5.7 million purchase order (awarded May 1, 2023, extending through October 2028).

Customer concentration is severe and dominated by Air Force platform modernization and Army facility operations. The top five customers by potential value account for 94% of combined potential value, with the Air Force Ogden Air Logistics Complex anchoring $130.8 million (62% of the $209.9 million total portfolio) across four awards, followed by Army Headquarters Office of the Secretary ($23.3 million, 11%), Army direct ($19.2 million, 9%), Air Combat Command ($14.6 million, 7%), and Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region ($9.9 million, 5%). By award count, concentration is more distributed: Defense Health Agency leads with six awards but carries only $2.7 million in potential value (a healthcare-staffing profile of small individual task orders), followed by Army direct and Air Education and Training Command (five awards each) and Ogden Air Logistics Complex (four awards, though these are the largest dollar awards). Activity has grown from five awards in 2022 to ten in 2024, then contracted to seven in 2025 and three in 2026 year-to-date; only two awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $3.8 million), leaving limited recompete exposure in the near term.

Across SCI-reportable service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, STS Government Solutions appears exclusively as a named subcontractor (zero prime SCI records), with six sub-award records spanning FY2022 through FY2024 and an FTE trajectory from zero in FY2022 to 39.4 FTEs in FY2024. This SCI activity is a partial and likely understated view of the vendor's federal services footprint—the large IDVs and delivery orders in the source material (including the $99 million F-16 support IDV and the $8.1 million automated test stand work) may carry non-SCI classifications or fall below the reporting threshold when individual task orders are small, and SCI explicitly excludes goods and non-federal revenue. The vendor's subcontractor engagement on SCI shows delivery of engineering services, program support, activity management, and cyber defense services to defense primes, including work for the 309th Commodities Maintenance Group at Hill Air Force Base (industrial equipment delivery, hydraulic systems, vertical lift module facility preparation) routed through STS Systems Support, LLC and STS Systems Defense LLC, sister entities within the corporate structure.

The subcontractor footprint names STS Systems Support, LLC and STS Systems Defense LLC as related entities placing STS Government Solutions and other small businesses on their federal work. In the prime role, STS Government Solutions subcontracts selectively: named subs on recent awards include Viranim Technical Solutions Corporation (F-16 integration engineering, $23.7 million delivery order), Bestica, Inc. ($113.9 thousand healthcare sub-award), Gc&E Federal, LLC (VTC equipment installation, $300.9 thousand), Integrity ISR LLC, and Sawdey Solution Services Inc. (online course development sub-awards, $693.7 thousand combined). The corporate structure reveals that STS Government Solutions operates as a child of Bristol Bay Government Services Group, LLC, itself an Alaskan Native Corporation-owned minority small disadvantaged business, suggesting a multi-entity operating model where awards may flow between related entities. The SCI data showing STS Government Solutions solely as a subcontractor implies that Bristol Bay or sister entities (STS Systems Support, STS Systems Defense) may hold the prime contracts, with STS Government Solutions providing named sub labor and services.

STS Government Solutions' 8(a) certification runs through March 29, 2030. The vendor's footprint is heavily tilted toward sole-source and competitive 8(a) set-asides on the prime side, with a secondary book of business under open delivery orders on established Army and Air Force IDVs. Geographic concentration in facility and platform-modernization work at Hill Air Force Base, Fort Knox, and Fort Cavazos reflects regional customer clustering in the Southwest. The large F-16 modernization IDV—a five-year, $99 million sole-source vehicle awarded to STS Government Solutions directly—represents both the vendor's largest single contract vehicle and a multi-year revenue anchor, though the recompete cliff in the next twenty-four months is minimal, indicating either an extended pipeline of task orders already obligated or a customer commitment to sole-source continuation through the IDV ceiling.

STS Government Solutions LLC (SGS) specializes in providing the DoD and other Federal Agencies with mission and government support services that will meet their unique and customized needs for mission success at an affordable cost. Our services span the spectrum of government support to include Cyber Security, Information Systems, Administration Support, Military Operations, Financial Management, Logistics and more. SGS' goal is to provide an unwavering commitment to meet customer cost, schedule, and technical performance requirements while at the same time being flexible to the changing needs of our customers in today's dynamic world.