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Explore 38 matched award records associated with 12 published company profiles. Use the descriptions to investigate purchased work, recipients and delivery context—not to infer a complete agency market.

Awarding agency: General Services Administration. Selected directory-matched awards only. Award amounts are not annual spending or supplier revenue. Agency and subagency names do not establish office-level identities.

Matched contract records

  • 47QFWA23F0040 contract award

    J.F. Taylor, Inc. · General Services Administration · 2023-09-29 · Reported $12.4M

    JOINT ADAPTION OF REQUIREMENTS FOR VIRTUAL AND INTELLIGENT SIMULATORS JARVIS TRAINING SYSTEM SUPPORT CENTER TSSC

  • 47QFCA23F0056 contract award

    Defense Unicorns · General Services Administration · 2023-09-27 · Reported $6.6M

    AIR GAP SBIR III TO3 SONIC

  • 47QFCA23F0050 contract award

    Defense Unicorns · General Services Administration · 2023-09-23 · Reported $7.5M

    AIR GAP SBIR III TO2 BAPTI (BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION PLATFORM TECHNOLOGY INTEGRATION)

  • 47QFCA23F0041 contract award

    Defense Unicorns · General Services Administration · 2023-08-22 · Reported $4.7M

    AIR GAP SBIR PHASE III TO4 HNCD

  • 47QFLA23F0127 contract award

    Viasat · General Services Administration · 2023-06-20 · Reported $392K

    JS VIASAT TO247 AFLCMCWBD

  • 47QFLA23F0093 contract award

    Viasat · General Services Administration · 2023-05-18 · Reported $3.1M

    JS VIASAT TO238 US NAVY

  • 47QFLA23F0082 contract award

    Viasat · General Services Administration · 2023-04-19 · Reported $539K

    JS VIASAT TO235 NSWC CRANE

  • 47QFWA22F0037 contract award

    J.F. Taylor, Inc. · General Services Administration · 2022-09-29 · Reported $37.2M

    JOINT SIMULATION SYSTEMS PROGRAM TSSC

  • 47QFLA22F0256 contract award

    Viasat · General Services Administration · 2022-09-29 · Reported $2.1M

    JS VIASAT TO198 AFMC AFLCMCHBDC

  • 47QFLA22C0002 contract award

    Transtecs Corporation · General Services Administration · 2022-09-27 · Reported $52.3M

    SBIR PHASE III PERFORMANCE BASED TRAINING DATA COLLECTION AND ANALYSIS

  • 47QFCA22F0052 contract award

    Defense Unicorns · General Services Administration · 2022-09-16 · Reported $69.8M

    AIR GAP SOFTWARE DELIVERY SBIR III TO 1 SBIR PHASE III DERIVED FROM WORK COMPLETED UNDER COMPETITIVELY AWARDED SBIR/STTR PHASE I CONTRACT FA8649-21-P-1315 FROM TOPIC AF21A-TCSO1.

  • 47QFLA22F0206 contract award

    Applied Research Solutions, Inc. · General Services Administration · 2022-08-31 · Reported $15.8M

    AFIT FACULTY AND TECH SUPPORT TASK ORDER 2

  • 47QFLA21F0100 contract award

    Viasat · General Services Administration · 2021-04-21 · Reported $4.4M

    JOINT STAFF C5AD CAPABILITY BEST PRACTICES TO106 ARMY GRAY EAGLE PROJECT OFFICE USARMY PEO AVN MQ 1C

  • 47QFCA19C0016 contract award

    Bluestaq · General Services Administration · 2019-08-01 · Reported $556.1M

    AIR FORCE RESEARCH LABORATORY (AFRL)/AIR FORCE SPACE AND MISSILE SYSTEMS CENTER (SMC), HAS A NEED TO EXPAND THE ADVANCED COMMAND AND CONTROL ENTERPRISE SYSTEMS AND SOFTWARE (ACCESS) PROJECT.

Matched recipient profiles

  • 3M Company

    Saint Paul, MN, United States

    3M supplies aerospace materials including adhesives, films, sealants and surface-protection products used in aircraft design and maintenance.

  • Applied Research Associates

    Albuquerque, NM, United States

    Applies science and engineering to defense challenges through modeling and simulation, testing, rapid prototyping, autonomy, and mission-ready technologies.

  • Applied Research Solutions, Inc.

    Beavercreek, OH, United States

    Applied Research Solutions is a small business providing research, engineering, and technical services to the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community.

  • Black Cape

    Arlington, VA, United States

    Builds AI and data products for defense and national-security users, including tools intended to turn heterogeneous mission data into operational insight.

  • Bluestaq

    Colorado Springs, CO, United States

    Develops defense-grade data infrastructure and advanced software systems for the Department of Defense and intelligence community.

  • Chenega Systems, LLC

    Lorton, VA, United States

    Chenega Systems provides federal customers with cybersecurity, data visualization, training, intelligence, and IT solutions. Its capabilities support defense and civilian agencies operating sensitive mission systems.

  • Defense Unicorns

    Colorado Springs, CO, US

    Defense Unicorns builds and delivers secure, open-source software platforms and DevSecOps capabilities for national-security missions, helping defense organizations rapidly develop, deploy, and operate mission applications in contested and disconnected environments.

  • Gecko Robotics

    Pittsburgh, PA, United States

    Gecko Robotics combines robotic inspection and sensing with its Cantilever software for understanding infrastructure and asset condition.

  • J.F. Taylor, Inc.

    Great Mills, MD, United States

    J.F. Taylor provides electronic, computer, and mechanical engineering and related support for defense programs. Its teams develop and integrate systems for naval and other military customers.

  • Palantir Technologies

    Denver, CO, United States

    Palantir builds mission software and AI platforms used by defense and intelligence organizations for data integration, decision-making and operations.

    Palantir describes Gotham as software for defense decision-making, with workflows for situational awareness and sensor tasking. Its published examples span operations centers and use at the edge. For a founder evaluating an integration or partnership, the relevant unit is the specific workflow and deployment environment: what data enters, what decision the operator makes, and which systems exchange the output. Offering context reviewed October 1, 2026.

    Ask which product and module the engagement covers, who supplies the data connectors, and what access controls and deployment constraints apply. Define a representative workflow and measurable acceptance criteria before comparing a platform engagement with a narrow application. A contract matched to Palantir supports company-level research; read its description to establish the purchased product and scope.

  • Transtecs Corporation

    Wichita, KS, United States

    Transtecs provides engineering, training, logistics, software, and technical services for Department of Defense customers and platforms including ships, aircraft, and land vehicles.

  • Viasat

    Carlsbad, CA, United States

    Satellite communications and connectivity company providing resilient, secure connectivity across air, land, sea, cyber, and space, including secure-communications missions.

    Viasat describes a government space portfolio covering satellite communications, antenna systems, ISR communications and near-Earth communications. The relevant offering may be a terminal, communications technology, network service or ground-infrastructure engagement. A founder should identify the specific interface and service boundary instead of treating the entire portfolio as a single connectivity product. Offering context reviewed October 1, 2026.

    Identify the terminals, network access and ground services included in the quote, then record the operating platform, service geography and integration responsibilities. Ask what configuration the security and interoperability evidence covers, which recurring charges or usage assumptions apply, and who supports installation, operation and fault resolution.

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