Sidus Space awarded five-year IDIQ contract to support Tobyhanna Army Depot

Sidus Space has been awarded a five-year Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) contract under the Tobyhanna Army Depot (TYAD) Industrial Multiple Award Task Order Contract (MATOC) program.

This award enables Sidus Space to provide fabrication and on-call services for critical components used in TYAD’s operations, including:

• Electrical Harnesses and Cable Assemblies

• Mechanical Components and Assemblies

• Welding Services

The IDIQ contract carries a ceiling value of $21 million over five years with individual Task Orders capped at $750,000. The contract enables TYAD to leverage surge contracting to manage workload fluctuations driven by funding timelines, staffing constraints, and supply chain challenges. Task Orders will be issued competitively and evaluated based on Price, Past Performance, and Delivery Schedule, with awards made on a Best Value/Trade-off basis.

“This award underscores Sidus Space’s ability to meet the rigorous demands of defense-grade manufacturing with precision, agility, and reliability,” said Carol Craig, Founder and CEO of Sidus Space. “Our advanced production capabilities and commitment to quality position us to deliver complex, mission-critical components at scale. This contract not only strengthens our presence in the defense sector but also aligns with our long-term growth strategy.”

Sidus Space will provide all required personnel, equipment, materials, and engineering expertise to fabricate components in accordance with government specifications and drawing packages.