Teltrium, Inc.

Teltrium, Inc., a Hispanic American–owned, SBA 8(a)-certified small disadvantaged business based in Greenbelt, Maryland, supplies advanced aerospace engineering services—packaging engineering, mechanical design, cryogenic component integration, and antenna and detector systems development—to NASA as a prime contractor on 66% of its recent awards and as a subcontractor to larger defense primes on spectrum management and administrative support work. The company holds a $50 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract that anchors its federal presence and enables task-order placement across multiple agencies.

Teltrium's customer concentration is tightly anchored to NASA. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration accounts for 97% of recent awards across the Shared Services Center (23 awards, $4.6 million combined potential value), NASA Headquarters (10 awards), and Johnson Space Center (2 awards). The single largest customer by dollar value is the GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($50 million for the MAS vehicle itself), with the Federal Communications Commission representing a secondary customer through a $632 thousand Upper C-Band Cost Catalog delivery order awarded in June 2026. Teltrium places task orders under the $50 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule (2 orders, $859 thousand combined potential value), an Indefinite Delivery Contract with NASA (80HQTR21D0003, 10 task orders), and a Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (80JSC025D0068, 1 task order).

Teltrium's recent work demonstrates specialization in NASA's space-technology engineering pipeline. Prime awards include a $1.174 million Phase II SBIR contract for Swarm Array Coherent Combining (SACC) technology (April 2022, awarded through June 2025), a $797 thousand Phase II SBIR on Parabolic Antenna Lens research (May 2022–May 2024), a $400 thousand Phase III SBIR for SACC (awarded July 2024), and multiple purchase orders for packaging engineering support on cryogenic components, multi-spectral detector systems, and the European Space Agency's Athena mission X-ray Integral Field Unit. Individual task orders under the MAS and NASA contracts range from $20 thousand to $240 thousand and carry completion dates through 2027. Several awards were issued on sole-source basis under FAR 13.106-1(b)(1)(i) authority, reflecting NASA's determination that Teltrium is the sole capable provider for specialized packaging and detector integration work. Recent FCC work includes a $632 thousand delivery order for Upper C-Band Cost Catalog services awarded in June 2026.

Activity has accelerated over the past two years—four awards in 2022 and three in 2023, rising to thirteen in 2024 and six in 2025—though the award count declined in the first half of 2026 (two awards as of the most recent data in June). Only three awards (combined potential value $956 thousand) face completion within the next twenty-four months, limiting near-term recompete pressure. On the subcontractor side, Teltrium delivers spectrum management, regulatory support, and engineering analysis services to Agile Decision Sciences LLC (which holds an Indefinite Delivery Contract 80HQTR21D0003 from NASA) and provides engineering analysis support to KBR Wyle Services LLC. Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts, Teltrium invoiced $602 thousand in FY2024 across 3.0 FTEs, with median government-paid rates running $189.19 per hour and senior technical labor reaching $252.10 per hour on cleared roles; sub-hours comprised 3% of reported contractor hours on prime contracts, indicating Teltrium builds most delivery with internal staff.

The GSA Multiple Award Schedule labor portfolio spans 157 unique categories, ranging from administrative support ($44.47/hr with high-school credential and no experience) through senior engineers and cleared software developers ($252.10/hr with bachelor's degree, 30 years of experience, and security clearance). This breadth positions Teltrium to support both task-order work for NASA and broader federal agency requests. The company's set-aside posture leans toward total small-business and 8(a) competitive designations on prime awards, with roughly half the awards carrying explicit set-aside language and half issued as full-and-open or non-set-aside procurements—a pattern consistent with 8(a) firms transitioning to competitive footing as they graduate or compete against 8(a) set-asides alongside non-set-aside vehicles.

Teltrium is a technical services company that provides systems engineering and project execution support and capabilities to satellite communications and spectrum management technology programs. Our products and services are formulated based on our team's extensive experience with NASA's space communication and navigation networks, DoD's spectrum enterprise, and numerous commercial Very Small Aperture Terminal (VSAT) networks.

Our innovative engineering services are designed to achieve optimal results for our customers and their programs, ensuring high system performance and low life-cycle costs. Our service model is based on our core strengths in program planning and execution, systems engineering and software engineering, as well as modeling and simulation.