Triangula AS

Triangula AS, a for-profit corporate entity, operates exclusively as a subcontractor delivering advanced sensor development, engineering, and management support services to the Army through task orders placed under the Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services vehicle. The vendor holds no prime contracts or IDVs and has not competed directly for federal contract vehicles; all seven awards in the source data were placed as subcontract work under a single prime, Parsons Government Services Inc., dating to April 2024.

Triangula's federal footprint is narrow and nascent. All seven subcontract awards derive from a single customer agency — the Department of the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command — and are clustered on a single parent vehicle, the Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services IDIQ under Parsons. The work centers on advanced sensor development, image exploitation and integration, and engineering support for deployment onto dismounted soldier platforms, manned and unmanned ground vehicle platforms, and small unmanned aerial systems. Six of the seven award descriptions reference incremental funding services; one names the "Enabling Advanced Sensors & Enhanced Capabilities (EASEC)" program specifically. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $1 million, and all awards share the April 9, 2024 award date — suggesting these are tranched task orders or funding increments within a single larger effort rather than separate competitive placements.

The source data carries no ownership designations, headquarters location, NAICS detail beyond research and development in physical sciences and engineering, employee count, or historical background. Triangula's apparent entry into the federal space occurred in April 2024, and the source provides no awards data beyond that date. The vendor's capability portfolio, as evidenced by the Parsons sub work, is narrowly focused on sensor systems engineering and integration for ground and aerial platforms — not a diversified services provider. With zero prime awards, no seat on government-wide vehicles, and all work flowing through a single prime contractor, Triangula represents a subordinate tier of execution on a specific Army modernization initiative rather than an independent federal contractor with its own customer relationships or vehicle positions.