MDML / Federal Mission Integrator SAM Active • Small Business • Defense Innovation Ready
Federal Contracting

Built to enter where the mission is funded.

MDML approaches federal contracting as a structured acquisition discipline: align to the mission, identify the right vehicle, build the right team, and execute within the government’s buying pathway.

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DSIPRegistered
SBIR.govRegistered
01 / Market Entry

Federal acquisition is part of the operating model.

MDML is designed to support both direct government opportunities and prime-contractor workshare. The company’s federal strategy spans traditional contracting, subcontracting, research and development, prototype pathways, and mission support.

DIRECT

Government Contracting

Compete for appropriately scoped federal opportunities aligned to MDML’s registered capabilities, past performance, and operational capacity.

TEAMING

Prime / Subcontractor Integration

Enter larger programs through defined workshare, partner integration, surge capacity, readiness support, technology integration, and mission logistics.

INNOVATION

SBIR / STTR / DSIP

Pursue mission-defined research, feasibility, prototype, and transition opportunities where MDML or its technical partners can deliver measurable defense value.

02 / Acquisition Pathway

From problem statement to transition.

For innovation programs, the strongest path is not “build AI and hope someone buys it.” It is to start with a funded mission problem and design toward the government’s acquisition and transition environment.

01
Mission Need

Map the operational problem, buying organization, mission owner, and measurable outcome.

02
Acquisition Fit

Identify contract vehicle, solicitation, SBIR/STTR topic, subcontract lane, or partner-entry point.

03
Team & Prototype

Build technical, operational, compliance, and transition capability around a realistic workshare.

04
Transition & Scale

Move from prototype or subcontract position into repeatable program execution and follow-on acquisition.

03 / NAICS Strategy

Technology expansion. Federal record stays precise.

The public-facing taxonomy should make MDML’s current technology posture visible while preserving the logistics categories that remain operationally important.

NAICSCurrent StatusWebsite Treatment
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Freight Transportation Arrangement
Current public primary NAICSRegistered / operational foundation
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Process, Physical Distribution & Logistics Consulting
Current supporting NAICSRegistered / mission integration support
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Computer Systems Design Services
Technology expansion focusDo not label registered until reflected in SAM
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Custom Computer Programming Services
Technology expansion focusDo not label registered until reflected in SAM
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R&D in Physical, Engineering & Life Sciences
Technology expansion focusDo not label registered until reflected in SAM
Publication rule: update the three technology codes from “expansion focus” to “registered” only after the SAM.gov entity record reflects them.
MDML Federal Mission Integration Capability Statement

One-page public-facing overview for federal buyers, primes, and technology partners.

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Teaming & Capture

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MDML is positioned for defined workshare—not vague capability stacking.

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