Technica Corporation

Technica Corporation, a veteran-owned, self-certified HUBZone small business based in Sterling, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) delivering IT infrastructure, network equipment, cybersecurity tools, software licensing, systems engineering, and command-and-control modernization services to defense and civilian federal agencies across a $61.42 billion combined-potential-value portfolio. The company is a Subchapter S corporation with SBA Veteran-Owned Small Business certification expiring March 5, 2028, and operates predominantly in full-and-open competition rather than under socioeconomic set-asides.

Technica's customer concentration clusters in defense and intelligence, with the top five agencies by potential value accounting for 26% of combined potential value. The Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division anchors the portfolio with 95 awards valued at $8.84 billion, followed by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Goddard Space Center (31 awards, $5.6 billion), the Department of the Air Force ($952.8 million across 25 awards), the Office of the Secretary of Defense ($501.4 million across 16 awards), and the Defense Information Systems Agency ($172.2 million across 317 awards). The award-count ranking differs from potential-value ranking: DISA places the most individual orders (317 awards) but carries lower per-order value, whereas FBI's smaller order count (95 awards) reflects much larger task orders under the $8.6 billion ITSSS-2 BPA and the $16.25 million Network-Centric Solutions II IDIQ. Technica serves 210 distinct customer agencies, indicating broad federal exposure outside the top five.

Technica holds vehicle positions that anchor both defense and civilian IT procurement. The Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement IV (SEWP IV) GWAC carries 477 task orders with $101 million combined potential value—Technica's heaviest-used vehicle by order count. The Multiple Award Schedule (GSA Schedule) sits under 80 task orders with $6.32 billion combined potential value, reflecting robust civilian agency consumption of Technica's IT products and services. Network-Centric Solutions II (NETCENTS II) supports 66 task orders valued at $631.8 million, primarily for fiber-optic and communications infrastructure at DoD installations. Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) carries 115 task orders at $15.5 million combined potential value. Two of Technica's largest vehicles are post-award: an $8.6 billion single-award BPA with FBI Headquarters (ITSSS-2, through June 2032) and a $16.25 million delivery order under Network-Centric Solutions II for Air Operations Center Weapons System sustainment and modernization (through February 2025). Most recently, Technica was awarded into the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ with the Missile Defense Agency (December 2025, ten-year performance through 2035) and the OASIS+ Unrestricted GWAC ($999,999,999,999 placeholder ceiling, through April 2030).

Recent representative prime work spans IT commodities, infrastructure modernization, and specialized systems engineering. Technica delivered a $2.52 million time-and-materials definitive contract from the Air Force for Air Operations Center Weapons System test, experimentation, and technical support (completion August 2025). On the SHIELD contract, it received a $500 initial delivery order from the Missile Defense Agency (December 2025). Across SEWP IV and SEWP V, Technica supplies recurring Juniper and Fortinet network equipment, software licensing, and maintenance to civilian agencies including the National Gallery of Art, Social Security Administration, Department of Education, Federal Communications Commission, and Department of Justice. The company also installed fiber-optic cable infrastructure at Joint Base Charleston and Joint Base San Antonio under NETCENTS II and delivered a $402 thousand Giant Voice public-address upgrade for the 19th Communications Squadron at Little Rock Air Force Base under a total small-business set-aside (September 2023). A $476 thousand FCC order for Talend data-management platform licensing with platinum support (July 2023, through July 2028) and a $3.57 million Headquarters Division time-and-materials contract for network management support (October 2022, through September 2023) illustrate the breadth of Technica's IT services footprint.

Award activity has remained relatively stable across the last five years—23 awards in 2021 declining to 11 in 2023 and 2024, then rising to 13 in 2025—reflecting a flat-to-modest trajectory. Only two awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $52 thousand, indicating minimal recompete cliff exposure and a predominantly long-tail portfolio extending through the 2030s.

Technica operates as a prime on 99% of awards and as a subcontractor on 1%, positioning it as a direct federal contractor rather than a sub feeder. In its limited subcontractor role, Technica delivers IT and systems engineering labor to BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services (STOR 176 ITADD development and operations, recurring through 2025), Leidos (AFNCR IT services and GSM-O II DODIN infrastructure maintenance, through 2025), Accenture Federal Services (EADSS services under ITSSS-2, October 2025), and Booz Allen Hamilton (CDAO Technology Synchronization services, starting October 2021). Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts, Technica subcontracts an average of 10% of contractor hours to 20 named subcontractors, indicating a light-to-moderate reliance on subs and a bias toward Technica-delivered labor.

SCI-reported invoicing for Technica's federal service contracts totaled $72.8 million (FY2022–FY2024), with FY2022 and FY2023 each around $34 million and FY2024 at $4.8 million—a sharp decline reflecting incomplete-year reporting or contract portfolio churn in 2024. FTE trajectory from SCI records showed 140 FTEs in FY2022, rising to 169 in FY2023, then dropping to 44.3 in FY2024. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable service contracts ranged from $69.64/hr (10th percentile) to $100.77/hr (90th percentile), with a median of $92.74/hr, indicating mid-market technical labor pricing. Technica's GSA Schedule carries 92 active labor categories spanning $50.33/hr (field support technician, bachelor's, entry-level) through $260.42/hr (senior IT consultant, master's, 15+ years experience), with no security-cleared roles offered on the schedule. The breadth and rate spectrum reflect Technica's positioning as a full-stack IT services provider—from field support and junior engineering through senior consulting—supporting both commodity procurement and mission-critical systems work.

Technica's capability footprint centers on IT infrastructure commodities (network switches, firewalls, data-management software), software licensing and maintenance renewals (Juniper, Riverbed, Talend, Fortinet products), fiber-optic and communications infrastructure installation and modernization, cybersecurity tools and services, systems engineering, network management support, and command-and-control systems sustainment. The company's NAICS concentration—680 awards in Other Computer Related Services, 98 in Wired Telecommunications Carriers, 91 in Custom Computer Programming Services, and 84 in Computer Facilities Management—and PSC distribution (285 IT Support Equipment orders, 177 IT Software, 143 IT Components) align with this broad IT modernization and infrastructure-support positioning across civilian and defense sectors.

Technica Corporation is a technology services and product solutions provider. We provide a broad range of services such as optical networking, enterprise security design and implementation, network performance, and enterpise application integration