Systems Atlanta Inc.

Systems Atlanta Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Kennesaw, Georgia, provides Information Display System (IDS) software licenses, software maintenance, technical support services, and airfield automation system engineering to the Federal Aviation Administration and Department of Defense as a prime contractor on 98% of its recent awards. The vendor competes full-and-open across all award categories with no set-aside designations.

Systems Atlanta specializes in IDS design, development, implementation, and sustainment for federal aviation and military airfield operations. Its concrete capability footprint centers on IDS Version 4 and Version 5 software (licensing, training, maintenance, network reconnaissance), Airfield Automation System (AFAS) technical support (telephonic support, engineering services, image creation), airfield control facility database management, and DATIS hardware support. Representative prime work includes a $3.06 million definitive contract with Air Force Materiel Command for AFAS technical support services at Tinker Air Force Base through May 2026 (awarded May 2026); a $1.77 million single-award IDIQ with FAA Headquarters for IDS4 support sustainment through December 2026, under which fourteen delivery orders totaling approximately $1.3 million have been issued as of April 2026; and a $429.6 thousand definitive contract with FAA's Southern Region for IDS4 software licenses supporting the Scranton Wilkes-Barre and Asheville TRACON facilities (awarded March 2024). The vendor also holds a $3.25 million AFAS technical support contract with Air Force Materiel Command that ran from April 2022 through May 2026, delivering SAI Support Center telephonic support, engineering services, and image creation at Tinker Air Force Base.

Customer concentration is split between aviation and defense. FAA Headquarters drives the largest dollar concentration ($7.9 million across 29 awards) while Air Force Materiel Command ranks second ($12.5 million across 29 awards). The top five customer organizations by potential value account for 52% of combined potential value: Air Force Materiel Command ($12.5 million), FAA Headquarters ($7.9 million), Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Hanscom Air Force Base ($6 million), Department of the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command ($2.2 million), and FAA Non-Franchise Acquisition Services ($1.2 million). FAA across all regions and commands accounts for approximately 99 awards, while Air Force entities (Materiel Command, Air National Guard, Air Combat Command, Pacific Air Forces) account for approximately 100 awards. The divergence between award-count and dollar-value rankings reflects FAA's portfolio concentration in smaller delivery orders and software licenses against its single-award IDIQ, while Air Force Materiel Command anchors larger definitive contracts.

The vendor operates primarily on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (69 task orders, $3.8 million combined potential value), the Air Force Materiel Command IDIQ FA873005D0001 (24 task orders, $6 million), the FAA Headquarters single-award IDIQ 6973GH-23-D-00007 for IDS4 support ($1.4 million across 15 task orders), the prior FAA IDIQ 6973GH-18-D-00022 for IDS4 support ($1.5 million across 14 task orders), and ASTRO (7 task orders). Activity has remained relatively steady over the past five years—eleven awards in 2022, six in 2023, eight in 2024, twelve in 2025, and seven through August 2026—with only seven awards (combined potential value $543 thousand) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure.

Systems Atlanta subcontracts to Science Applications International Corporation on Army System Software Lifecycle Engineering work, including six task orders awarded between June 2025 and August 2026 supporting Army modernization, CI/CD and DevSecOps implementation, and AAAS warranty and restoration kit work. The subcontract footprint is minimal—nine sub-awards (2% of total) against 445 prime awards (98%)—reflecting the vendor's position as a primary rather than supporting provider.

The vendor's award history spans from 1984 forward, with combined obligated dollars ($76.4 million) exceeding combined potential value ($57.8 million) by 32%, indicating substantial prior-year invoicing against completed and active contracts. NAICS concentration clusters in Custom Computer Programming Services (155 awards), Software Publishers (71 awards), and Software Reproducing (27 awards), with PSC concentration in Information Technology Software (125 awards) and Information Technology Equipment System Configuration (50 awards). Systems Atlanta has served 61 distinct federal customer agencies, though aviation and defense dominate the portfolio.

SAI has over 35 years of experience with information collection, dissemination, and display technology for air traffic control and the aviation industry. We have delivered models IDS1-IDS5 for ATC operations.