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Trust us to find the best answer, faster.

SBCC is a preferred partner and resource for the U.S. Military in its efforts to integrate innovative commercial technology, advance deliberative capabilities in leaders, and deliver solutions for our nation’s warfighters.

Let our expertise be your guide.

Our team is primarily composed of prior operational and consulting professionals, including veterans, educators, and tech startup founders with over 2000 years of combined military experience. We’ve been there, so we know how to help.

Our goal is your growth.

We go all out for our customers and celebrate your achievements. From large commands to small business start-ups, first-time frontline supervisors to tech visionaries, we put your best interests front and center.

SBCC CONTINUES TO EXPAND CAPABILITIES

Our Core Values

Trustworthy.

Built on integrity. Proven through action.

Credible.

Experience that earns confidence.

Tenacious.

Committed until the mission succeeds.

Gerald Goodfellow, Chairman of the Board, SBCC
Brigadier General USAF (retired)

“We create an environment where military leaders can better access developing technology, from both startups and well established businesses. Our goal is to integrate the best solutions from these innovative small companies to enhance U.S. national security.”

Our Partners


SBCC holds a contract with Air Force Global Strike Command (AFGSC), Air Education & Training Command (AETC), and Air Mobility Command (AMC) to support rapid acquisition decision-making, Leadership Education training, and building custom coding solutions. As part of this contract, SBCC is responsible for technology scouting and conducting due diligence on emerging technologies. However, SBCC does not control access to its MAJCOM partners, nor do government contracting regulations permit it to do so. Any individual or company can directly engage with AFGSC, AETC, and AMC presenting initiatives they believe align with their missions and seeking support for SBIR or other contracts—without any requirement to interact with SBCC.