Summit Technologies & Solutions Inc.

Summit Technologies & Solutions Inc., doing business as Summit Technologies Solutions, is an SBA-certified HUBZone small business headquartered in Leesburg, Virginia, that delivers technology transfer services, staff augmentation, quality engineering, and systems engineering support to NASA and the Department of Defense as both a prime contractor (38% of recent awards) and subcontractor (62%). The company holds a single-award HUBZone-set-aside indefinite-delivery contract with NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center and sits on two multi-billion-dollar Department of Defense IDIQs — the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) contract with the Missile Defense Agency and the Seaport Next Generation (Seaport-NXG) vehicle with Naval Sea Systems Command.

Summit's customer footprint is concentrated in NASA's centers and Air Force systems engineering. Across 73 total awards (prime and sub), the top five agencies by award count account for 89% of the portfolio: NASA Johnson Space Center (20 awards), NASA Glenn Research Center (19 awards, $37.7 million combined potential value), the Department of the Air Force (18 awards), NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (6 awards, $86.1 million), and the Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (2 awards). The two rankings diverge sharply on dollar concentration: by potential value, the Naval Sea Systems Command and Missile Defense Agency rank first and fourth respectively, anchoring $4 billion in combined potential value across just four awards (the SHIELD IDIQ ceiling of $151 billion and the Seaport-NXG IDIQ of $4 billion). This disparity reflects Summit's recent entry into large multi-award defense platforms alongside its sustained focus on smaller-dollar NASA technology transfer work.

On its prime side, Summit holds a $80.7 million single-award HUBZone-reserved indefinite-delivery contract (Consolidated Agency Technology Transfer Services, or CATTS) with NASA Marshall Space Flight Center running through November 2026, which funds technology commercialization activities across multiple NASA centers. Recent task orders under CATTS include a $2.2 million delivery order for Stennis Space Flight Center technology transfer (completion February 2030), a $668,068 order supporting Langley Research Center (August 2030), a $589,479 order for Glenn Research Center (July 2030), and a $139,675 HUBZone-set-aside order issued July 1, 2026, for an agency-wide economic impact study (completion December 2026). In December 2025, Summit was awarded positions on two defense IDIQs: the $151 billion SHIELD contract with the Missile Defense Agency (December 29, 2025, through December 28, 2035) and the $4 billion Seaport-NXG IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command (January 2, 2025, through January 1, 2029), both full-and-open competition with no set-asides. These represent significant strategic vehicles enabling Summit to bid task orders for missile defense systems engineering, prototyping, and naval technical services across the DoD landscape.

On its subcontractor side, Summit delivers staff augmentation and systems engineering labor primarily to Science Applications International Corp (SAIC) on Air Force Weather systems modernization and sustainment task orders, with 24 sub-award records dating from September 2024 through June 2025 covering systems integration, cloud migration, cybersecurity, and digital transformation work. Summit also subcontracts to Lockheed Martin on Artemis and Orion production work, quality engineering support for GEOXO spacecraft, and related NASA human spaceflight integration tasks, with recurring sub-awards spanning 2023 through early 2025. Additional primes include Amentum Technology on NASA Langley facilities maintenance and operations engineering, Hamilton Sundstrand on extravehicular operations support, and KBR Wyle on space-weather antenna network services.

Activity accelerated markedly in 2024 (29 awards) after minimal prior volume, driven by both SAIC sub-awards for Air Force Weather systems and multiple NASA center task orders under CATTS. Only one award ($140,000) reaches ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating limited near-term recompete exposure. The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows 5 SCI-reportable records (1 prime, 4 sub) spanning FY2022–FY2024, reflecting roughly 4 to 14.7 FTEs delivered to the federal government as captured in SCI-reportable prime and subcontractor engagements; SCI is a partial view excluding the company's substantial task-order work, classified contracts, and non-federal revenue. Across its award history, Summit competes in research and development services (23 awards), computer systems design (19 awards), and management consulting (18 awards), positioning the company to pursue work across NASA's technology transfer pipeline and DoD's platform-modernization and sustainment initiatives.

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