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Metronome, LLC is a Woman Owned Small Business (WOSB) supporting key members of the Intelligence Community (IC) and Department of Defense (DoD). As an experienced NGA prime contractor on the Enterprise Support for Administrative Services (ESAS) IDIQ contract, Metronome manages 40+ TS/SCI-cleared FTEs across 4 task orders. Metronome’s primary solution offerings include Intelligence and Analysis, Network Infrastructure and Development, Information Technology, Cloud Migration, and PMO/Administrative Support.

MFSI Government Group (MFSI) is a privately held Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), specializing in providing mission-critical national security & warfighter support solutions to the U.S. armed forces, intelligence communities and federal agencies. MFSI provides customized, support/solutions focused on client needs across a broad spectrum of functional areas. MFSI is security cleared and ready to support even the most specialized initiatives.

Naval Systems, Inc. (NSI) is a SDVOSB with over 170 professionals supporting the Navy/Marine Corps at various locations in the Continental United States (CONUS) and on Foreign Military Sales (FMS) cases worldwide. NSI provides program, acquisition, administration, logistics, business, financial, engineering management, and technical services. NSI provides support in program and business analysis, workload planning, manpower management, strategic planning, portfolio management, economic and business case analysis, cost estimating, cost analysis, cost research, accounting, and assessment of industry best practices. NSI is ISO 9001:2015 certified.

Netizen Corporation is an ISO 27001:2013 certified Veteran-Owned business (VA certified SDVOSB) headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania. We work with government clients to help them best serve stakeholders with solutions in cybersecurity, software assurance, project management, and a variety of other innovative IT services. Our team is known for leveraging the dedication to duty and attention to detail gained from military service to provide ‘White Glove Service’ ™ and Support to all of our clients.

Peerless provides the spectrum of systems engineering, cybersecurity, IT, human performance and medical, and innovation and research support services. Our clients include the Department of Defense and many government agencies. We offer prime contract and subcontract vehicles to ensure our customers have easy access to our company. We have implemented an ISO 9001:2015 certified Quality Management System and CMMI Level 3 software and systems engineering processes to ensure quality deliverables and repeatable successes

Sabre Systems, Inc. (Sabre) is managing partner of the AIS Joint Venture. Founded in 1989, Sabre provides specialized technology services and mission expertise to meet domestic and national priorities. We deliver integrated solutions using emerging technologies to provide effective, agile and leading edge results at the most efficient cost for Defense and Federal Civilian customers. Sabre helps transform data into answers by providing Software and Systems Engineering solutions in Cyber, C4ISR, Enterprise Modernization and Business Intelligence/Data Analytics.

Sentar, Inc., founded in 1990, is a Certified Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB) at the forefront of Cyber Security (CS), Information Assurance (IA), Intel, and Systems Engineering services. Sentar is based in Huntsville, Alabama with offices in Columbia, Maryland, and Charleston, South Carolina. With four primary business areas focused on innovating, building, and securing network centric systems, Sentar is well positioned to address all facets of cyber security, information assurance, intelligence, and systems engineering.

Skyward, Ltd. provides engineering support to DoD and commercial customers, specializing in survivability/vulnerability/lethality; test & evaluation; modeling & simulation, including finite element analysis and Design of Experiments analysis; instrumentation; technology development, focusing on fire protection, including Skyward’s patented and OEM-licensed Enhanced Powder Panel (EPP); battle damage assessment and repair; advanced material evaluation; combat data analysis; reverse engineering and 3D modeling, including 3D scanning; and Unmanned Aerial Systems (UAS), including forest fire management and airbase resiliency.

TDI Technologies, Inc. (TDI), a self-certified small business, has core competencies which include research and development, engineering services, software development, and cyber security solutions. TDI has been conducting research and development for auxiliary system sensor data fusion and analytics technologies which have a broad variety of military and defense-related applications. NSWCPD intends to further this development and implement the technologies for integration into the Future Naval Capabilities of shipboard machinery control systems.

4. Company Profile Description (not to exceed 75 words): TMS is a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business SDVOSB delivering in system engineering, system life cycle and project management; reliability, availability, maintainability and supportability analysis (RAM-S), Acquisition and Sustainment Management, Program/Project Management, Cybersecurity analysis and planning, Product/System Life Cycle Support Planning for complex systems and equipment. TMS staff support major system acquisition and sustainment programs for Departments of Defense, Homeland Security, and Energy.

TSA, a SDVOSB founded in 2002 has four key focus areas in supporting our USG customers: Choosing the Right System – Develop the right requirements to ensure the system is affordable, achievable, and reduces technological risk. Acquiring, Developing, and Sustaining Smartly – Good program management and best practices for acquisition, engineering, business and financial management, logistics, IT, configuration management, and security management. Protecting the U.S. National Investment and the U.S. Warfighter’s Advantage – Comprehensive, holistic System Security Engineering approach to identify and protect Critical Program Information, classified information, and Controlled Unclassified Information in all locations in the program and system through Research and Technology Protection, Cybersecurity, Anti-Tamper, and Supply Chain Risk Management processes. Reducing U.S. Costs through International Programs – Help share development costs and drive down unit costs through FMS case management, Cooperative Program planning, negotiation and program execution, ITAR/export control, technology transfer policy, foreign disclosure, and foreign visits.