Wyzkyds Consulting LLC

Wyzkyds Consulting LLC is a small business, subchapter S corporation based in Tucson, Arizona, that has established itself as a specialized provider of research and development services to the Department of Defense. The firm, registered in SAM.gov since April 28, 2015, focuses on advanced technology development and engineering support, particularly in the areas of aerospace and missile defense systems. Through its federal contracting activity, Wyzkyds Consulting LLC has demonstrated expertise in addressing complex technical challenges for high-level government agencies requiring innovative solutions.

Wyzkyds Consulting LLC has secured three federal contract awards totaling approximately $25.9 million from two primary funding agencies: the Missile Defense Agency and the Space and Missile Defense Command. The company's primary research effort centers on the design and development of thermally insensitive, radiation hardened telescope technology, which it pursued through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program across multiple phases. The company was initially awarded a Phase I SBIR contract by the Missile Defense Agency on November 30, 2021, valued at $139,443, to conduct research and development on the telescope design. This initial phase was followed by a significantly larger Phase III SBIR award of $21.5 million from the Missile Defense Agency on September 7, 2023, representing a substantial expansion of the earlier research efforts and demonstrating validated progress through the SBIR continuum. Both SBIR awards carried total small business set-aside designations, reflecting the company's small business status. Most recently, on August 18, 2025, Wyzkyds Consulting LLC was awarded a cost-no-fee definitive contract by the Space and Missile Defense Command valued at approximately $4.25 million, with performance scheduled for completion by August 18, 2027. This latter contract is structured to reimburse allowable costs without additional fee or profit margin, a common arrangement for specialized consulting and research services where fixed pricing is difficult to establish. All three contracts involve performance work executed in Tucson, Arizona, underscoring the company's role as a primary contractor rather than subcontractor in these relationships.