Government Partnerships

Public-Private Partnership
GSA Contracts
SeaPort-NXG

The USBTA-NSWC IHD Public-Private Partnership (P3) Agreement represents a significant opportunity for technology, software, and hardware industry partners to gain access to the Department of Defense (DoD) ecosystem, fostering innovation in the fields of Energetics, Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD), and advanced threat detection.

Through this agreement, USBTA and Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division (NSWC IHD) will provide a structured framework for testing, evaluation, demonstration, and assessment of cutting-edge technologies designed for DoD, Joint Service EOD, physical security teams, and civilian law enforcement.

Why This Matters to Our Industry Partners

Direct Access to DoD: Industry partners will have the opportunity to align their technologies with DoD mission needs, accelerating pathways to government adoption and procurement.
Advanced Testing & Evaluation: Companies can leverage NSWC IHD’s world-class testing facilities and expertise to refine, validate, and enhance the performance of their solutions.
Market Expansion & Competitive Edge: A successful demonstration within this partnership can open doors to DoD contracts, positioning industry partners for expanded opportunities in federal, state, and municipal security sectors.
Collaborative Innovation: Engaging in this P3 fosters cross-sector collaboration, allowing industry leaders to work alongside military experts to develop next-generation solutions for national security challenges.

This partnership underscores the critical role of industry in supporting defense and security operations. By participating, technology providers can help shape the future of EOD, threat detection, and security technologies, ensuring operational effectiveness for those on the front lines.

For those looking to bridge the gap between commercial innovation and defense applications, this P3 agreement presents an unparalleled strategic advantage.

The United States Bomb Technician Association (USBTA) is committed to enhancing the skills, knowledge, and operational effectiveness of bomb technicians across the country. Through our partnership with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), we are proud to offer streamlined procurement of our specialized training programs, equipment testing, and consulting services to federal, state, and local agencies.

Why Choose USBTA Through the GSA Schedule?

By procuring our services through the GSA contract, government agencies benefit from:

Pre-negotiated Pricing – Ensuring cost-effective solutions with fair and competitive rates.
Simplified Procurement – Reducing administrative burden with an approved federal contract vehicle.
Trusted Expertise – Accessing top-tier bomb disposal training, technology testing, and research from experienced professionals.

Our Services Available Through GSA

Advanced Bomb Technician Training – Hands-on, real-world scenarios to enhance explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) capabilities.
Technology Evaluation & Equipment Testing – Assessing new tools and innovations in bomb disposal.
Tactical & Operational Consultation – Guidance on best practices and integration of emerging technologies.
Interagency Collaboration Support – Facilitating cooperation between federal, state, and local bomb squads.

Who Can Benefit?

Our GSA-approved services are available to:

Federal agencies (DHS, FBI, DoD, ATF, etc.)
State and local law enforcement bomb squads
Military EOD teams
Emergency response units

How to Purchase USBTA Services Through GSA

Government agencies can easily procure our services through the GSA Advantage! online platform or by contacting us directly for contract details and tailored solutions.

View Our GSA Contract Details Here USBTA

The USBTA remains dedicated to equipping bomb technicians with the expertise and tools they need to protect lives and national security. Our GSA contract ensures you get the best services efficiently, affordably, and with the highest standards of professionalism.

The SeaPort-NXG procurement vehicle is the U.S. Navy’s electronic platform for acquiring professional support services across twenty-two functional areas, including engineering, financial management, and program management. This Indefinite Delivery, Indefinite Quantity (IDIQ) multiple award contract enables the Navy and other Department of Defense (DoD) entities to efficiently procure services from qualified providers, ensuring mission success across various commands, includingNAVSEA, NAVAIR, SPAWAR, NAVFAC, NAVSUP, the Office of Naval Research, the U.S. Marine Corps, and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA).

As a SeaPort-NXG contract holder, the USBTA serves as a trusted non-profit organization that providesscalable and flexible solutions to support the evolving needs of Navy programs. Through this contract, the Navy can engage with USBTA to leverage its expertise, resources, and partnerships in key areas such as research, development, testing and evaluation (RDT&E) and program support for critical defense initiatives.

The USBTA’s unique non-profit structure allows it to operate with efficiency and agility, ensuring that the Navy has access to highly responsive and mission-focused services without the constraints of traditional procurement processes. By utilizing SeaPort-NXG, USBTA is positioned to provide rapid, cost-effective, and tailored solutions that enhance operational readiness and technological advancement across the fleet.