Teltrium, Inc.

Teltrium, Inc., a Hispanic American-owned, SBA 8(a)-certified small disadvantaged business based in Greenbelt, Maryland, delivers aerospace engineering and advanced packaging services to NASA and federal technology agencies primarily as a prime contractor (68% of recent awards), with specialized expertise in cryogenic component integration, detector systems, antenna design, and satellite payload engineering. The company holds a $50 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract and operates an Indefinite Delivery Contract with NASA (80HQTR21D0003) through which it places task orders for specialized engineering support.

Teltrium's customer concentration is heavily anchored to NASA. Across 40 awards tracked in recent years, NASA Shared Services Center accounts for 25 awards valued at $5.1 million in combined potential value, while NASA Headquarters and NASA Johnson Space Center add ten and two awards respectively. The Federal Communications Commission issued one delivery order for $632 thousand. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service sits at the top of the potential-value ranking with the $50 million MAS contract, which serves as the enabler for task-order placement across the agency portfolio. In dollar terms, GSA dominates the potential-value footprint; by volume, NASA Shared Services Center drives the award count and represents the operational customer.

Recent representative prime work includes a $1.174 million NASA SBIR Phase II contract for Swarm Array Coherent Combining (SACC) technology awarded in April 2022 (completion March 2025), which invoiced $314 thousand in FY2024 across 2.6 FTEs and yielded a derived blended hourly rate of $57.89; a $797 thousand SBIR Phase II award for Parabolic Antenna Lens research (May 2022 through May 2024); a $400 thousand SBIR Phase III contract for SACC also awarded in July 2024; and a $224 thousand SBIR Phase I award for the Lunar Advanced Navigation Timing and Relay Network (LANTERN) in September 2026. Teltrium also holds multiple purchase orders for specialized packaging engineering support, wire bonding, cryogenic assembly, and detector system development, many awarded on a sole-source basis under FAR 13.106-1(b)(1)(i) authority, reflecting NASA's determination that Teltrium possesses unique technical capabilities in these domains. A $632 thousand FCC delivery order for Upper C-Band Cost Catalog work in June 2026 represents the vendor's limited non-NASA federal presence.

Activity shows growth from four awards in 2022 to thirteen in 2024, followed by a decline to six awards in 2025 and four through October 2026 — a trajectory reflecting the natural lumpiness of SBIR awards and the completion of multiyear research contracts. Five awards with ultimate completion dates inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.5 million, representing modest recompete exposure. Teltrium's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 157 unique categories priced from $44.46/hour for entry-level administrative support to $252.09/hour for senior software developers with security clearances, supporting roles from clerical through principal engineer with education requirements ranging from high school through bachelor's degree. SCI-reported data shows invoicing of $602 thousand in FY2024 across 3.0 FTEs on two prime records, with a median government-paid rate of $189.19/hour; across the full four-year SCI window (FY2022–FY2025), the vendor delivered roughly 13–19 FTEs to federal service contracts, with employment concentration in FY2022 (13.8 FTEs) and FY2024–2025 (18.9 and 18.3 FTEs respectively). SCI captures only a slice of Teltrium's federal activity — the data excludes goods, micro-purchases, and classified contracts — and does not represent total enterprise revenue.

Teltrium operates predominantly as a prime contractor but also subcontracts to larger primes. The vendor appears as a named subcontractor on eleven task orders across Agile Decision Sciences, LLC (supporting NASA's Space Communication and Navigation Division with administrative, regulatory, and engineering analysis services), KBR Wyle Services, LLC (for HHPC2 engineering analysis), and one unnamed prime on technical services work. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subs account for approximately 3% of total contractor hours, indicating that Teltrium builds and staffs its own delivery teams rather than relying heavily on subcontractor labor. The company's set-aside posture is mixed: many sole-source awards carry no set-aside designation, reflecting NASA's finding of unique capability; where set-asides are applied, they are small-business designations (Total Small Business on SBIR awards, 8(a) on the GSA Schedule delivery order). Teltrium competes under both full-and-open and set-aside vehicles, with competitive advantage anchored to specialized aerospace engineering and cleanroom packaging expertise rather than to set-aside category alone.

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.