Technologisty LLC

Technologisty LLC, a Santa Clarita, California–based service-disabled veteran-owned and minority-owned small business, supplies specialized equipment and materials to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively — the vendor holds no subcontract work and operates entirely through direct purchase orders under Total Small Business and SDVOSB set-asides. The firm is structured as a limited liability company, self-certified as small disadvantaged, veteran-owned (VOSB), service-disabled veteran-owned (SDVOSB), and Subcontinent Asian American–owned, and competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles rather than full-and-open competition.

Technologisty's capability portfolio centers on procurement and delivery of industrial, laboratory, mechanical, and marine equipment tailored to federal operational needs. Representative work spans high-value specialized systems: a $535,998.70 portable 400-ton chiller system for Air Combat Command at Offutt Air Force Base; a $205,737.08 contract with the U.S. Geological Survey for three Automatic D/I Digital Stations used in geophysical surveying; and a $222,298.77 delivery of two portable electric air compressors to the Joint Munitions Command at the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant. Smaller awards include pressure transducers for NASA regenerative fuel cell projects ($40,718.13), pressure washers for Yosemite National Park ($23,094.46), and flail mowers for the Department of Agriculture Forest Service ($140,036.00). The vendor operates exclusively through purchase orders with firm fixed pricing, typically 60–120 day delivery windows, and no standing contract vehicles or IDVs.

Customer concentration is broad across defense and civilian agencies. The top customer by award count is NASA's Shared Services Center (5 awards, $209 thousand combined value), followed by Naval Sea Systems Command, the U.S. Marine Corps, the Department of the Army, and the Army Materiel Command's Joint Munitions Command (each 4 awards). By potential value, Air Combat Command leads with $636 thousand across 3 awards, followed by the USGS ($388 thousand, 2 awards) and the Joint Munitions Command ($280 thousand, 4 awards). These top five customer lanes account for roughly 36 percent of combined potential value but are spread across 53 distinct federal agencies, indicating a highly diversified customer base with no single agency dominating the pipeline.

Activity has accelerated sharply: three awards in 2020, then a jump to 51 awards in 2025 and 33 through September 2026—reflecting aggressive small-business set-aside pursuit across defense logistics, facility operations, and specialized equipment procurement. Approximately $1.3 million in combined potential value faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure tied to equipment delivery cycles rather than standing contract renewal risk. The 87 total awards carry combined potential value of $5 million with $4.7 million obligated, indicating high conversion and near-term cash flow concentration among orders placed in 2025 and 2026.

Equipment categories cluster around HVAC and chiller systems, fluid power and machinery, laboratory instruments, small craft and marine equipment, and miscellaneous metal fabrication. Top NAICS codes include All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing (5 awards), HVAC Manufacturing (4 awards), Machine Tool Manufacturing (4 awards), and Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing (4 awards). The vendor sources both brand-name equipment (Trane chillers, John Deere tractors, TITEFLEX hose assemblies) and specialized instruments (Keysight analyzers, Molecular Devices microplate readers, Wika pressure transducers), positioning itself as a procurement broker for hard-to-source technical equipment under compressed delivery schedules rather than as a manufacturer or systems integrator.