Think Strategically LLC

Think Strategically LLC, a veteran-owned limited liability company based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, operates exclusively as a subcontractor on federal research and development awards in radiation effects testing and space electronics qualification, with no prime contract footprint. The vendor holds no SBA set-aside designations in the source data and competes full-and-open on sub-awards routed through University of New Mexico and Apogee Engineering as primes to the Department of the Air Force.

Think Strategically's capability portfolio centers on radiation effects testing, advanced electronic component qualification for space missions, and test planning and execution under strict Air Force and Nuclear Regulatory Commission compliance frameworks. The vendor employs experts in total-dose and heavy-particle irradiation testing using 60Co and cyclotron sources, with demonstrated experience in data collection, analysis, and reporting for space-hardened electronics validation. Recent sub-award work includes a December 2024 task under UNM for the ARHEME (Advanced Radiation Hardened Electronic Microcircuit Experiment) project performing ground testing of cutting-edge electronic technology for future space mission prototype requirements ($617 thousand, estimated based on portfolio aggregate); an August 2024 follow-on ARHEME sub-award under UNM ($434 thousand estimated); a March 2024 SASSIE (Survivability, Attribution, and Self-Sensing Integrated Experiment) sub-award under UNM for advanced component technology bench-top and radiation testing ($284 thousand estimated); and a January 2024 APECS (Advanced Processing of Electronics Components for Space) no-cost extension under UNM supporting the AFRL Space Electronics Technology program's radiation effects lab operations.

Customer concentration is singular: the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory accounts for all seven recent awards and 100% of obligated dollars ($2.4 million combined). Think Strategically places work under two OASIS+ vehicles — One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services and One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services–Small Business — though both are reflected as single task orders. Activity momentum shows six awards in 2024 against one award in 2019, but the portfolio remains small. The vendor operates as a named subcontractor; Service Contract Inventory data shows 0.9–1.0 FTEs delivered to the federal government across two sub-reportable contracts in FY2022 and FY2024, indicating a lightweight staffing footprint supporting research support and engineering services delivery rather than large-scale program execution. The vendor's federal presence is narrowly focused on Air Force space electronics research and holds no position on broader IT, engineering, or professional-services vehicles.