Vectors, Inc.

Vectors, Inc. (doing business as Vectors Inc.), a woman-owned small business subchapter S corporation based in Aurora, Colorado and Albuquerque, New Mexico, supplies surveying and mapping equipment—including Trimble GNSS receivers, robotic total stations, laser scanners, and WingtraOne unmanned aircraft systems—to federal agencies as a prime contractor (99% of awards) under predominantly small-business set-asides.

Vectors operates almost entirely as a prime contractor delivering equipment and related services to the Department of the Interior and subordinate agencies. The company holds a $3 million multiple-award BPA with the Department of the Interior's Office of Policy Management and Budget (awarded May 2023, running through May 2028) for WingtraOne and WingtraOne Gen II unmanned aircraft systems and associated services to the Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Geological Survey, and Office of Surface Mining, Reclamation and Enforcement. Recent work under this BPA includes a $99,694.50 call awarded in November 2025 for WingTra vectors, a $107,956.70 call in September 2023 for WingtraOne Gen II drones, a $84,435 call in June 2024 for WingtraOne systems, and a $66,286.85 call in January 2024. Outside the BPA, Vectors has delivered a $1.7 million contract to the National Park Service National Office in September 2021 for 18 high-precision GNSS survey systems (Trimble SX12 scanning total stations and R12i receivers), a $161,998.60 purchase order to the Department of the Interior in April 2026 for survey equipment supporting Northern Nevada Museum transportation and facilities design, and a $116,266.15 Army Corps of Engineers purchase order in August 2021 for total-station instrument replacement.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Department of the Interior, which accounts for 76% of combined potential value across 34 awards. The Office of Policy Management and Budget leads by potential value ($3.4 million across 6 awards), followed by the National Park Service National Office ($1.8 million, 5 awards) and Bureau of Reclamation ($435 thousand, 8 awards). By award count, the Bureau of Indian Affairs Navajo Region places 10 awards ($253 thousand combined), the Federal Highway Administration places 9 awards ($191 thousand), and the Bureau of Reclamation places 8 awards. The $3 million Interior BPA represents the largest single vehicle; Vectors also places work under a Navy indefinite-delivery contract (1 task order recorded). Equipment procurement dominates the award portfolio—28 awards fall under drafting, surveying, and mapping instruments PSC; 16 awards involve navigation and guidance system manufacturing; and 11 awards cover surveying and mapping services.

Activity has been relatively flat, ranging from two to six awards annually over the past five years (2022–2026), with combined potential value of $8.1 million and $5.2 million obligated (64% execution rate). Only two awards face completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $262 thousand), representing minimal recompete cliff exposure. Vectors maintains a single subcontract relationship, subcontracting to Valkyrie Enterprises, LLC on a Department of Defense antenna/microwave task order issued in April 2025. The vendor's posture across the prime footprint is exclusively small-business set-aside: all identified awards carry either total-small-business or no-set-aside designations, with no full-and-open competition recorded.