KBR Wyle Services, LLC

KBR Wyle Services, LLC, doing business as Technical Support Services, is a large business subsidiary of Wyle Inc. (a tribal government entity) that delivers engineering, systems integration, program management, scientific research, logistics, training, cybersecurity, and technical support services to defense, intelligence, and civilian federal agencies as a prime contractor on 82 percent of recent awards and competes without set-aside designations in full-and-open procurement.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily defense-weighted. The top five funding agencies by potential value account for 86 percent of combined dollars: GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($91.84 billion across 11 awards, dominated by the OASIS+ Unrestricted GWAC and SHIELD IDIQ placeholder ceilings), the Office of the Secretary of Defense ($50.53 billion across 27 awards), the Department of the Air Force ($46.21 billion across 16 awards), the Space and Missile Systems Center ($7.92 billion across 27 awards), and Air Force Materiel Command ($6.95 billion across 13 awards). By award count, the Naval Air Warfare Center leads with 69 awards ($1.72 billion combined potential value), followed by the Department of Transportation's Immediate Office of the Secretary (43 awards, $253.8 million), the Department of the Navy (38 awards, $275.8 million), the Department of the Army (36 awards, $97.5 million), and Space and Missile Systems Center (27 awards). The Navy and Air Force dominate the portfolio; civilian agencies represent a smaller but present footprint through DOT, FAA, NASA, and others.

KBR Wyle's capability portfolio centers on systems engineering, test and evaluation, research and development, and life cycle support across defense platforms. Representative recent prime work includes a $444.6 million delivery order from the Office of the Secretary of Defense (September 2024) for Joint Mission Environment Test Capability research, development, test, and evaluation under IAC-MAC; a $228.1 million order from PEO Aviation (March 2025) for CH-47 cargo helicopter life cycle research and analysis under IAC-MAC; a $229.8 million Naval Information Warfare Systems Command order (November 2024) for information systems modernization research and development under IAC-MAC; a $245.6 million Navy order (September 2023) for Defense Health Agency cybersecurity assessment and authorization support under Seaport-NXG; and a $117.7 million Naval Air Systems Command order (August 2023) for F/A-18 and EA-18G reliability, engineering, and service life extension analysis under IAC-MAC. On the civilian side, KBR Wyle holds a $200 million single-award BPA with the Department of Transportation (awarded April 2026) for Transportation Technology & Engineering Mission Solutions (TTEMS), from which 44 TTEMS task orders have issued since June 2026, collectively valued at $66.3 million, covering SWIM visualization tool support, aircraft noise certification, safety assurance systems, intelligent transportation systems, and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration program support, performed in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

KBR Wyle operates across multiple high-value vehicle positions. The company holds a $2.5 billion Space and Missile Systems Center Advisory and Assistance Services IDC (awarded November 2024) for Space Domain Awareness and Combat Power and BMC3 Program Executive Offices; a $999.999 billion placeholder-ceiling OASIS+ Unrestricted GWAC (awarded December 2024) as one of multiple awardees; a $151 billion placeholder-ceiling SHIELD (Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense) multiple-award IDIQ from the Missile Defense Agency (awarded December 2025); a $99 million Air Force Research Laboratory BRONCO II indefinite delivery contract (awarded April 2024) for responsive computing and technical support, with recent orders including a $20.6 million Dragon Army delivery order, a $5.7 million SpaceCamp Business Operations Team order, and a $6 million VISION order; and a $60 million Office of Naval Research single-award indefinite delivery contract (awarded April 2024) for labor and secure facility operations. The company also participates in the Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract (IAC-MAC), under which 66 task orders valued at $5.24 billion have issued, anchoring KBR Wyle's defense delivery portfolio. Additional vehicles include Seaport Next Generation (22 task orders, $728.1 million), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (101 task orders, $713.7 million), and ASTRO GWAC (one task order, $84.97 million, for Aerial Combat Defense Capabilities support to the Army).

Activity has grown modestly year over year. Awards per year rose from 42 in 2022 to 85 in 2024, with 55 awards in 2025 and 44 in 2026 (partial year). Sixty-seven awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry $2.67 billion combined potential value, representing near-term recompete exposure. SCI-reportable invoicing reflects a company at scale: $494.7 million across FY2022–FY2025 as prime (FY2022: $117 million across 548 FTEs, FY2023: $164.2 million across 729 FTEs, FY2024: $112.3 million across 443 FTEs, FY2025: $101.1 million across 378 FTEs), with the FTE workforce declining year over year in recent years from 729 to 380 FTEs on SCI-reportable contracts. Median government-paid rates on federal services contracts run around $112.37 per hour, with senior labor pricing through $182.33 per hour. The vendor subcontracts approximately 23 percent of contractor hours on average across prime contracts to a base of 203 named subcontractors, engaging small, women-owned, service-disabled veteran-owned, and HUBZone businesses. Named sub-primes include BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services (combat systems engineering, Aegis weapon systems support, ICBM systems work), Science Applications International Corporation (surveillance and broadcast services for FAA, air traffic systems engineering operations, C5ISR systems modernization), Raytheon Company (flight test support, advanced missile development, platform modernization), J.F. Taylor, Inc. (engineering consulting), and multiple specialized vendors including Booz Allen Hamilton, Insight Global, Sterling Computers Corporation (women-owned), and Teksystems. Prime customers also subcontract KBR Wyle substantially; the source reflects 103 sub-awards (18 percent of all awards) as named subcontractor to other large primes including Raytheon, BAE Systems, SAIC, Linquest, Avian LLC, Taylor Tekla Test Partner Organization, and others, delivering engineering support, systems analysis, and technical consulting across defense and transportation programs.

KBR Wyle's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 167 unique categories priced from $23.68 per hour (Clerk I, high school, no clearance) to $318.82 per hour (Logistics Sr. Management/Technical Staff V, bachelor's degree, 25 years experience). The schedule carries no security-cleared roles but supports a broad spectrum of engineering, logistics, operations analysis, training, and management disciplines, enabling rapid government procurement through task orders across civilian and defense agencies. The vendor maintains administrative headquarters in Lexington Park, Maryland, with performance locations spanning the United States (Cambridge, Massachusetts; Patuxent River, Maryland; Huntsville, Alabama; Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio; Alexandria, Virginia; and others) and subordinate sites worldwide for international defense programs and coalition partner support. Ownership through Wyle Inc., a tribal government entity, carries no direct SBA small-business implications for KBR Wyle Services' prime contracting posture, which operates as a large business competing in full-and-open procurements. The corporate structure also includes Pacific Defense Solutions LLC and Kord Technologies, LLC as sister subsidiaries within the Wyle portfolio.