22Nd Century Technologies, Inc.

22Nd Century Technologies, Inc., a minority-owned, Subcontinent Asian American-owned small business headquartered in McLean, Virginia, provides IT services, systems integration, cybersecurity, cloud computing, application development, and facilities professional support to federal agencies predominantly as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) across full-and-open competitive procurements with no reliance on set-aside vehicles.

The vendor operates across a broad federal customer base, though customer concentration by dollar value is acute. The top five agencies by potential value account for 31% of the combined $111.58 billion portfolio: the Defense Logistics Agency's Land and Maritime function holds $18.01 billion (10 awards) anchored by the $11.93 billion DLA JETS 2.0 IDIQ ceiling; the FBI's Headquarters Division carries $9.58 billion (22 awards, predominantly facilities professional support); the National Institute on Drug Abuse accounts for $3.63 billion (249 awards, nearly all SOAR IDIQ delivery orders worth $39.8 million combined and ranging from sub-$1,000 to $846 thousand each); the Internal Revenue Service holds $2.58 billion (15 awards including a flagship $664.1 million digitalization-as-a-service delivery order issued September 2025 to convert paper tax returns to digital formats); and the Defense Information Systems Agency carries $491.7 million (8 awards). The contrast between the two rankings signals that while NIH's National Institute on Drug Abuse dominates award count, dollar concentration is driven by large infrastructure and modernization awards to defense and Treasury agencies.

Parent vehicle positioning anchors the portfolio. 22Nd Century Technologies holds seats on five government-wide acquisition contracts: the DLA JETS 2.0 IDIQ ($11.93 billion ceiling, awarded October 2024, through October 2034) for enterprise technology services across DLA and subordinate customers; Alliant 3 GWAC ($999.99 billion placeholder ceiling, awarded February 2026, through March 2036) for integrated IT solutions and NSS support; OASIS+ Unrestricted ($999.99 billion placeholder ceiling, awarded April 2025, through April 2030) for integrated IT services; SEWP VI GWAC ($20 billion ceiling, awarded November 2026, through October 2036) for IT product and service solutions; and the 8a STARS II GWAC (one $10.6 million delivery order issued May 2022 for Air National Guard IT help desk support). Agency-specific vehicle seats include a $272 million FBI Facilities Professional Support Services IDIQ (awarded July 2022, through December 2027) with six active task orders totaling $9.55 billion in ceiling value for security and facilities services; a $607.4 million Bureau of Naval Personnel single-award IDIQ (awarded November 2021, through October 2026) for MyNavyHR and Chief Information Officer technical support with five delivery orders totaling $94.4 million; a $1.099 billion Department of State Evolve IDIQ (awarded September 2025) for cloud and data center services; and a $153.555 million FCC Application Development Support Services IDIQ (awarded May 2022, through May 2027). The GSA Multiple Award Schedule footprint is deep: a $67.6 million Schedule contract (awarded December 2023, through December 2028) anchors 126 task orders carrying $14.05 billion in combined potential value, including the TSA operations and maintenance order ($142.042 billion ceiling, awarded September 2026 through September 2031) and the IRS digitalization work noted above.

Recent activity shows mixed trajectory. Award volume per year declined from 69 (2022) to 10 (2023), recovered to 23 (2024), then fell to 20 (2025) and 19 (2026 partial-year). The most recent awards cluster around government-wide vehicle seats and agency-specific BPAs, with particular emphasis on large infrastructure and security work. Within the next twenty-four months, 40 awards (combined potential value $310.9 million) reach ultimate completion dates and face recompete risk; notable completions include the $7.5 million IRS Submission Processing Modernization pilot (May 2025 completion), a $21.6 million Department of Labor OSHA Applications and Web Services call (March 2026 completion), and several smaller FBI and Bureau of Naval Personnel task orders.

Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts captured in the Service Contract Inventory dataset, 22Nd Century Technologies invoiced $314.8 million over fiscal years 2022–2025 ($82.1M in FY2022, $68.4M in FY2023, $77.2M in FY2024, and $87M in FY2025), scaling 494 FTEs in FY2022 down to 329 in FY2023 before stabilizing at 407–477 FTEs through FY2025. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts run a median of $83.04/hr, with the 10th percentile at $55.97/hr and the 90th percentile at $138.36/hr, reflecting a labor mix spanning help desk and support roles through senior architects and principal consultants. On the GSA Schedule, the vendor posts 108 labor categories ranging from help desk support at $29.12/hr through principal product consultant roles at $307.15/hr, with no cleared positions offered. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform an average of 8% of contractor hours; the vendor names 103 subcontractors across the SCI dataset, with recent named subs including Agovx LLC (an SBA 8(a) EDWOSB) on Navy N16 CIO support and Gem Technology International (an SBA EDWOSB) on FBI security services work.

The vendor operates as a prime on nearly all work; sub-award activity is sparse and routed primarily through large systems integrators. Named sub relationships include Accenture Federal Services LLC (multiple task orders for Department of Energy Office of Science technical and RPA support, 2024), Amazon Web Services Inc. (Millington data center cloud professional services, October 2025), and a single sub award under 8a STARS II. This posture indicates 22Nd Century builds internal delivery capacity rather than functioning as a feeder to larger primes.

Corporate structure carries three named subsidiaries: 22Nd Century Networks, Inc. (for-profit); and Holland ID Services LLC (a DOT Certified DBE limited liability company), signaling capability depth in specific technical and logistics domains that subsidiary naming conventions do not fully characterize in the source material.