SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY & RESEARCH, INC — Federal Contracts, Awards & Government Contractor Profile

About SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY & RESEARCH, INC

Systems Technology Research, Inc. (STaR) is a defense contractor specializing in engineering, systems integration, logistics, and program management for mission-critical defense and government solutions. As an SBA-certified Woman-Owned Small Business, STaR delivers advanced technologies and operational expertise to enhance national security.

Engineering, design, and integration of airworthiness certification, weapon systems, and unmanned technologiesLogistics, sustainment, supply chain management, and field support servicesProgram management, acquisition logistics, and integrated program servicesInformation technology solutions including cybersecurity, system integration, and data managementAI, machine learning, and Model-Based Systems Engineering

Recent Federal Awards

Award	Agency	Amount
FOURTH ON-RAMP FOR ENTERPRISE-WIDE AGILE ACQUISITION CONTRACT (EWAAC) VEHICLE.	Department of Defense	$1K
TECHNICAL SERVICE FOR AVIATION AND MISSILE CENTER FOR AIRWORTHINESS PLATFORMS SUPPORT	Department of Defense	$28.9M
SCALABLE HOMELAND INNOVATIVE ENTERPRISE LAYERED DEFENSE (SHIELD) INITIAL ORDER.	Department of Defense	$500
PAC MINIMUM GUARANTEE	Department of Defense	$1K

Teaming History

Prime contractors SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY & RESEARCH, INC has worked under:

Parsons Government Services Inc. — 76 subcontract(s)
Kbr Wyle Services, Llc — 52 subcontract(s)
Science Applications International Corporation — 39 subcontract(s)
American Electronic Warfare Associates, Incorporated — 8 subcontract(s)
Seacorp, Llc — 8 subcontract(s)

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