TMC Technologies Of West Virginia Corp

TMC Technologies Of West Virginia Corp, a HUBZone-certified small business headquartered in Fairmont, West Virginia, functions as a prime contractor (90% of recent awards) and occasional subcontractor delivering specialized software engineering, systems administration, and IT services to federal agencies. The company is structured as a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation and operates a subsidiary, Galaxy Global Corporation, also a Subchapter S entity. TMC's prime footprint spans both small-business set-asides (Total Small Business designations on the majority of NASA task orders) and full-and-open competition (notably the $151 billion Missile Defense Agency SHIELD IDIQ and the $8.6 billion FBI IT Services and Support Solutions 2 BPA).

NASA Goddard Space Center dominates TMC's customer concentration by award count, representing 79 awards (72% of the prime portfolio) with $118.3 million in combined potential value, driven primarily by the Science, Exploration and Technology 2 (SET2) Blanket Purchase Agreement under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. However, the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division anchors the dollar portfolio at $8.62 billion (97% of combined potential value across all awards), established through the FBI's single-award IT Services and Support Solutions 2 BPA awarded June 21, 2024, and running through June 20, 2032. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command contributes $82.5 million through Seaport Next Generation IDIQ delivery orders for track management follow-on work performed in Dahlgren, Virginia. These three customers and GSA account for 100% of combined potential value. Recent NASA work with Goddard Space Center includes a $8.09 million delivery order (June 1, 2026) for specialized systems and software engineering support for SET 2 projects under the Multiple Award Schedule, performed time-and-materials in Fairmont; a $738.8 thousand BPA call (March 28, 2025) supporting NASA's Independent Verification and Validation program's artificial intelligence initiatives under SET2; a $1.25 million call (December 8, 2023) for Very Long Baseline Interferometry software upgrade work; and a $5.68 million call (August 1, 2023) for JSTAR Laboratory test systems acquisition, planning, development, and maintenance.

TMC holds positions on three major parent vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule serves as the primary vehicle, with 132 task orders carrying $8.75 billion in combined potential value — the overwhelming share driven by the FBI's ITSSS-2 BPA housed under that Schedule. The vendor also operates under the GSA Information Technology Schedule 70 (32 task orders, $23.9 million combined potential value) and the Navy's Seaport Next Generation IDIQ (3 task orders, $82.5 million). On December 29, 2025, TMC was awarded a multi-award Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contract under the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) initiative, carrying a $151 billion ceiling through December 28, 2035, for research and development, prototyping, systems engineering, weapon design, production, test and evaluation, and modernization across multiple classification levels and security domains.

Activity has remained relatively steady over the past five fiscal years (2022: 10 awards, 2023: 14 awards, 2024: 14 awards, 2025: 7 awards, 2026 to date: 4 awards), with only two awards (combined potential value $9.3 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal near-term recompete exposure. The company's capability portfolio, grounded in SET2 task-order scope and corroborated by GSA labor scheduling, spans software tool development (custom tools and upgrades for the Software Assurance Tools Group), test environment infrastructure maintenance and integration, Independent Verification and Validation program support across multiple NASA missions, systems administration and helpdesk services, cybersecurity and encryption work, artificial intelligence and machine-learning implementation, multiagency space mission operations support, and biometric identification systems infrastructure (evidenced by a $1.26 million September 2024 delivery order for Automated Biometric Identification System services in Somalia supporting criminal justice information systems).

TMC's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 56 unique categories at hourly rates from $38.19 (Helpdesk Specialist) to $231.75 (Program Manager II), covering roles in software development, systems administration, database administration, program management, and documentation, with education requirements ranging from technical school or certification through bachelor's degree and no security-cleared positions offered. Representative categories include Programmer at $68.59 per hour, Systems Analyst II at $104.12 per hour, Database Administrator III at $133.79 per hour, and Systems Administrator II at $121.58 per hour. On federal service contracts captured in the Service Contract Inventory, TMC reported median government-paid hourly rates around $87.18 per hour (10th percentile $75.16 per hour, 90th percentile $111.66 per hour) across FY2022–FY2024, with SCI-reported invoicing of $6 million in FY2022, $3.7 million in FY2023, and $4.8 million in FY2024.

Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, TMC self-performs the majority of labor, with subcontractors accounting for an average 11 percent of total contractor hours across the portfolio and 17 named subcontractors reported over the fiscal-year range. TMC operates as a subcontractor to larger primes including Accenture Federal Services (six sub-awards for CJIS operational services, STOR procurement, and EPAS development and operations tasks), Science Applications International Corporation (systems engineering and ground research and development sustainment work), CACI Inc. Federal (computer program engineering services), and ECS Federal (ITSSS support services). This subcontracting profile indicates TMC functions primarily as an owner-operated delivery arm on its own prime vehicle positions but feeds into larger integrator-led efforts at scale — a positioning consistent with its HUBZone small-business status and technical depth in software engineering and systems administration rather than contract integration or enterprise IT architecture.

software development, systems development, IV&V, testing, project management, biometrics, computer security