OASIS+ HUBZone Small Business IDIQ

GSA Federal Acquisition Service established the OASIS+ HUBZone Small Business IDIQ on September 30, 2024, as a multiple-award vehicle reserved for HUBZone-certified small businesses, with ordering authority extending through September 29, 2029. The vehicle carries a $999,999,999,999 shared ceiling and has generated eight task orders totaling $33.8 million in combined potential value since first awards in September 2025, with $7.9 million obligated to date (23% utilization).

Task orders awarded under the vehicle span janitorial and pest control services, comprehensive facility support, staffing for engineering projects and contract administration, FOIA services, hazardous waste management support, systems engineering and contract specialist roles, business operations support, and operations research analyst positions. Work is being performed across multiple federal customer agencies and their facilities nationwide, including Transportation Security Administration locations at Baltimore-Washington International Airport, Air Force installations, and subordinate components of the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation, and Financial Crimes Enforcement Network.

Ordering activity is steady: four task orders were awarded in 2025 and four in 2026 (through July), tracking to roughly eight annually. The customer base is concentrated in security and facilities-related missions, with the Transportation Security Administration accounting for $18.1 million in combined potential value across two orders. The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency, FBI, and Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network each hold one or two orders valued between $3.3 million and $7.2 million. The Air Force Air Combat Command has one smaller task order at $900 thousand.

Among seven prime contractors awarded work, Niyamit, Inc. holds the largest single order ($16.5 million), followed by Global Dimensions, LLC ($7.2 million) and Teamgov, Inc. with two orders totaling $5 million. Competition remains distributed across smaller firms. Seventy-five percent of task orders are HUBZone set-aside awards; one order is unrestricted, and one is Total Small Business. Task-order values range from $700 thousand to $16.5 million, with contract durations extending to 2031. Firm fixed price and labor-hour pricing structures both appear in the award population.