Robles Industries LLC · San Antonio, Texas
We build and secure software for government and regulated industry. Since 2010, under one principal, with a team small enough that the person who scopes your work is the person who writes it.
Active registration in SAM.gov · Small business · Open to prime and subcontract work
Why a small firm
The team that wrote the proposal moves to the next capture. The senior architect who impressed you at the orals never bills an hour. What arrives is a rotating bench of people learning your system on your budget, and by the time anyone notices, the schedule has already absorbed it.
We are built the other way around. Robles Industries stays small on purpose. Every engagement is led by the principal who scoped it, the people you meet are the people who do the work, and we say no to work we cannot staff with people we would put in front of a contracting officer.
That limits how much we can take on in a year. It also means the institutional knowledge of your system does not walk out the door when someone gets reassigned.
Core competencies
Each maps to a NAICS code we are registered and small under. If your requirement sits outside these, we will tell you, and where we can we will point you at someone who does it well.
Applications built to a written specification and handed over with the source, the deployment pipeline, and documentation good enough that someone else could take it from us.
Architecture for systems that have to talk to equipment, records, and agencies that were never designed to talk to each other. Assessment, design, migration, and the integration work in between.
Security built into the system while it is being designed, not bolted on before an assessment. Threat modeling, access control, logging that will satisfy an auditor, and incident response.
Infrastructure as code, migration off hardware that is past its life, and operations that a two-person team can actually run. Multi-cloud where it earns its keep, single-cloud where it does not.
Federal market
Robles Industries is registered and active in SAM.gov, small under our primary NAICS, and available as a prime on open market and simplified acquisition work or as a subcontractor to a prime that needs the technical depth. Our capability statement is a direct download with no form in front of it, because that is how a contracting officer doing market research wants to find it.
One thing we will not do is claim a certification we do not hold. We are a small business, self-certified in SAM. We hold no 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or WOSB certification. If your requirement is set aside under one of those, we are the wrong prime, and we would rather say so on the first call than on the debrief.
Past performance
Defense · AR/VR · Subcontract
Development lead on an AFWERX SBIR Phase II delivering hands-free, gaze-controlled maintenance and command-and-control content for the U.S. Air Force. Contract FA8649-23-P-0466, $1,150,000, awarded to Quantum Interface LLC of Austin. Robles Industries provided the development lead, not the prime.
Healthcare · Regulated data
Internal tooling, workflow automation, and staff security programs for a medical services support company, including patient outreach systems and multi-channel clinical screening workflows built against existing records infrastructure.
Start here
A scope, a solicitation number, or a description of the thing that keeps breaking. We will tell you within a day whether we are the right firm for it.