VT Milcom Inc.

VT Milcom Inc., a Virginia Beach-based defense contractor owned by parent company VT Services Inc., delivers command, control, communications, computers, intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (C4ISR) system installation, hardware integration, and naval platform modernization services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on full-and-open contracts and across multiple IDIQs. The company competes without set-asides and operates as a prime on 98% of its recent awards, with a substantial footprint across Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR) and Naval Sea Systems Command (NAVSEA) vehicle awards.

VT Milcom's capability portfolio centers on shipboard C4ISR hardware installation, network systems integration, electronic security system deployment, and shore-based infrastructure modernization. Representative work includes a $13.35 million delivery order from NAVWAR (November 2024) for Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) production baseline work on guided-missile destroyers and aircraft carriers under the CANES Full Deployment Production IDIQ, priced on a firm-fixed-price structure; a $23.4 million delivery order from NAVSEA (November 2023) for Technical Insertion 2016 computing infrastructure ordnance alteration kit procurement and installation across naval platforms through November 2028; and a $5.517 million cost-plus-incentive delivery order from NAVWAR (June 2023) for USS Connecticut (SSN-22) platform installation work at Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, Bremerton, Washington. Work spans installation of C4ISR and network hardware on guided-missile destroyers (DDG-51, DDG-56, DDG-64, DDG-78, DDG-87), attack submarines (SSN-688 and Virginia classes), amphibious warfare ships (LHD and LCS platforms), and aircraft carriers (CVN-69, CVN-75, CVN-77), as well as shore-based facilities including Naval Computer and Telecommunications Stations, Naval Information Warfare Centers, and forward-deployed commands in Guam, Japan, Romania, Spain, and the Pacific.

Customer concentration sits overwhelmingly with naval commands. NAVWAR dominates the footprint at 3,379 awards (38.3% of total awards) carrying $11.78 billion in combined potential value across 95% of awards tracked. NAVSEA follows with 259 awards valued at $1.71 billion. The Department of the Navy broadly (including undifferentiated Navy awards outside NAVWAR and NAVSEA) accounts for 4,615 awards at $3.1 million combined value. The Air Force (111 awards, $1.6 million potential value) and Atlantic Fleet Forces Command (38 awards, $4.8 million) round out the active set. NAVWAR's dominance in both volume and dollars reflects VT Milcom's strategic positioning on afloat and shore C4ISR modernization efforts.

VT Milcom holds a primary position on multiple large indefinite delivery vehicles. The top five parent vehicles by task-order volume are Indefinite Delivery Contract N6523606D8848 (1,678 task orders, $670.7 million combined potential value), Contract N6523601D3819 (1,064 task orders, $191 thousand combined potential value), Contract N0003911D0033 (554 task orders, $609.8 million), Contract N0018996D0020 (495 task orders), and Contract N0061295D8501 (487 task orders). VT Milcom also holds named IDIQs including the SPAWAR Afloat C4ISR Installations 2019 contract (supporting shipboard installations), the SPAWAR Shore Global C4ISR Installations vehicle (shore-based infrastructure), the $4.1 billion Consolidated Afloat Networks and Enterprise Services (CANES) IDIQ with NAVWAR, the Integration, Engineering and Support for C4ISR and Shore Platforms IDIQ, the Network Integration Engineering Facility Production (NIEF) contract ($96 million awarded December 2025, through December 2032), the Hull, Mechanical and Electrical (HM&E) Machinery and Systems Services IDIQ ($496.1 million, through July 2029), the Land Based Engineering Site Enterprise Industrial Installation and Outfitting Services vehicle ($190.9 million, through October 2028), the CNO Availabilities for Fast Attack Submarines IDIQ ($762.4 million, through September 2033), and the Technical Insertion 2016 infrastructure contract. These vehicles anchor VT Milcom's delivery-order flow across naval modernization work.

Activity has grown significantly in recent years, with 28 awards in 2022, 40 in 2023, accelerating to 158 in 2024, before moderating to 52 in 2025 and 5 awards as of March 2026 in the current fiscal year. Within the next twenty-four months, 32 awards carrying combined potential value of $89.7 million reach ultimate completion, exposing that dollar value to recompete. The vendor's portfolio is concentrated in two PSC categories: Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuild of Communication, Detection, and Coherent Radiation Equipment (3,378 awards) and Installation of Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components (2,028 awards). Engineering Services (4,161 awards under NAICS) and Ship Building and Repairing (157 awards) represent the dominant NAICS categories.

VT Milcom operates predominantly as a prime contractor (98% of awards) and engages subcontractors across its work. Named subcontractor relationships include Huntington Ingalls Inc. on CVN-80/81 detailed design and construction efforts involving steel fabrication and assembly; Prism Maritime Inc. for alteration installation teams providing technical and engineering support for ship combat system modifications aboard USS America (LHA-6) and related platforms; Serco Inc. for CVN-74 Refueling Complex Overhaul (RCOH) labor support; Torch Technologies Inc. for simulation and systems engineering support under GSA OASIS; and Teksynap Corporation for network infrastructure support services at Tinker Air Force Base. Additional subcontractors visible in the source include Arrow Electronics (electrical components procurement), Red River Technology LLC (IT hardware and services), Kitco Fiber Optics Inc. (cabling supplies), Oceaneering International Inc. (marine services and production support), and numerous small businesses providing electrical supplies, rigging, fabrication, and specialized materials. VT Milcom's SCI-reported invoiced revenue of $5 million (FY2022–FY2024) across three prime SCI records reflects a small portion of the vendor's total federal services activity; government-paid rates on SCI-reportable contracts ran around $135/hr median, with a range from $120/hr to $143/hr across the 10th to 90th percentile spectrum. The FTE trajectory across SCI records showed 14.6 FTEs in FY2022, declining to 7.1 in FY2023, then expanding to 62.3 FTEs in FY2024 as subcontract labor scaled, though the SCI dataset captures only a subset of the vendor's federal delivery workforce.