ABT Global LLC

ABT Global LLC, a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Rockville, Maryland and a subsidiary of ABT Associates Inc., delivers evidence-based consulting, program evaluation, data analysis, and technical assistance services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (95% of recent awards) and subcontractor. The vendor competes predominantly in full-and-open federal markets without set-aside restrictions, holding no SBA designations; its customer base spans 118 federal agencies across civilian departments with particular concentration in environmental protection, health services, education, and international development.

ABT Global's capability portfolio centers on research, evaluation, and technical assistance grounded in concrete federal work. The vendor conducts program evaluations and impact assessments—exemplified by a $30.997 million CMS delivery order for home health quality measurement, value-based purchasing model development, and hospice assessment instrument maintenance (awarded November 2023, performance through November 2028); environmental regulatory and compliance support demonstrated by an $8 million EPA Office of Water BPA for drinking water standards engineering, unit cost analysis, and regulatory review (awarded December 2023, completion December 2026); and health workforce and training infrastructure support shown by a $15.66 million HHS delivery order for the National Health Workforce Training and Technical Assistance Institute (awarded September 2023, completion September 2028). Additional recent work includes a $16.711 million ACF delivery order for the Title IV-E Prevention Services Clearinghouse (awarded September 2025, completion September 2030), a $16.9 million ACF OPRE Pathways 2.0 program delivery order (awarded August 2023, completion August 2028), and a $809.932 million USAID definitive contract for Prevention of Malaria Through Vector Control across 27 focus countries (awarded December 2022, completion December 2027). Across GSA Schedule labor categories, ABT Global offers 103 active roles ranging from survey workers at $85.28/hr to health IT senior consultants at $498.41/hr, spanning high school to master's-level education with 0–15 years of experience and no security-clearance posture.

Customer concentration is moderate across the top tier. The Environmental Protection Agency (156 awards), USAID (128 awards, $2.57 billion potential value), and HHS Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (33 awards, $3.98 billion) anchor the portfolio by count and dollar value, together representing roughly 43% of recent awards. EPA's Office of Air and Radiation ranks first by combined potential value at $6.36 billion across 57 awards; CMS ranks second at $3.98 billion across 33 awards; NOAA ranks third at $3.06 billion across 14 awards; USAID ranks fourth at $2.57 billion across 128 awards; and the Department of Education's Institute of Education Sciences ranks fifth at $2.05 billion across 15 awards. These five customers account for 59% of combined potential value. The divergence between award-count leaders (EPA and USAID place many smaller orders) and dollar leaders (EPA Air and Radiation and CMS anchor large, multi-year vehicles) reflects a dual strategy of deep agency relationships and large-value IDIQs.

ABT Global holds substantial vehicle positions across government-wide and agency-specific IDIQs and BPAs. The General Services Administration's OASIS+ Unrestricted Multiple Award Contract provides a multi-billion-dollar ceiling (no dollar ceiling specified in the source) for professional services across all civilian agencies; ABT Global was awarded this vehicle on December 17, 2024, with completion through December 16, 2029. The vendor sits on the RMADA 3 IDIQ with CMS ($3.5 billion ceiling, awarded July 2026, completion July 2031) for analytic support and technical assistance for healthcare models and demonstrations. EPA's Office of Air and Radiation established a $425.8 million single-award BPA (November 2024, completion November 2029) for technical and outreach support services related to atmospheric protection, with recent calls totaling approximately $14 million. EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management awarded a $100 million multiple-award BPA (September 2024, completion September 2029) for technical, analytical, and regulatory development support; six call orders totaling approximately $27.8 million have been issued under this vehicle as of January 2026. Additional vehicles include EPA's Office of Water $8 million single-award BPA for drinking water standards support (December 2023, completion December 2026, with twelve calls totaling $4.1 million issued); Department of Labor's $99 million BPA under the Chief Evaluation Office (September 2023, completion September 2028, with five calls issued); Department of Education's PRESTO multiple-award IDIQ for research, evaluation, and statistics ($2 billion ceiling, February 2023, completion February 2028); and the Department of Education's multiple-award IDIQ for evaluating programs and strategies to improve student supports ($30 million ceiling, February 2024, completion February 2029). The Multiple Award Schedule remains the most-used vehicle, supporting 291 task orders valued at $7.79 billion. These holdings position ABT Global to compete for task orders across dozens of federal agencies without the overhead of competing for new parent vehicles each year.

Recent activity shows volatility in annual award volume. Awards per year dropped from 85 in FY2023 to 74 in FY2024 and further to 32 in FY2025, with only 17 awards in the partial FY2026 year to date (as of September 29, 2026). However, the largest awards by ceiling value—the RMADA 3 IDIQ at $3.5 billion, the OASIS+ Unrestricted MAC (no ceiling specified), and the EPA Air and Radiation BPA at $425.8 million—were all awarded or renewed in 2024–2026, suggesting that the vendor has secured major vehicle positions to offset short-term award-count fluctuations. The recompete cliff over the next 24 months includes 58 awards with combined potential value of $1.03 billion, representing meaningful pipeline exposure if renewals slip or competitive losses occur. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $146.5 million in FY2022, $156.5 million in FY2023, $114.4 million in FY2024, and $167 million in FY2025, suggesting that SCI-captured service work recovered in FY2025 after a dip in FY2024. FTE delivery across SCI-reportable prime contracts ranged from 329 in FY2024 to 512 in FY2025, indicating a roughly 56% increase in federal services staffing year-over-year. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reported prime contracts cluster around a median of $174.78/hr, with 10th percentile at $7.75/hr and 90th percentile at $374.62/hr, reflecting a wide range of labor mix from administrative support to senior technical expertise.

ABT Global operates primarily as a prime contractor (95% of awards) and builds delivery capacity through selective subcontracting. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform approximately 10% of total contractor hours, with 209 named subcontractors identified across the portfolio. Notable subcontractor relationships include L&M Policy Research LLC (woman-owned small business) providing landscape analysis and data analysis support on the CMS MAHA ELEVATE Model delivery order; Lantana Consulting Group, Telligen, The RAND Corporation, Visual Connections LLC (HUBZone-certified), and Oasis Answers Inc. on the CMS MIDS 2 quality measurement delivery order; ICF Incorporated on EPA chemical safety and water-related task orders; American Institutes for Research on multiple Department of Labor and Department of Education evaluation efforts; and The Council Oak LLC (woman-owned small business) on Bureau of Ocean Energy Management public involvement and facilitation work. The subcontractor footprint is diverse, spanning specialty technical firms, research organizations, and set-aside-designated small businesses, indicating that ABT Global leverages partner expertise while retaining prime responsibility for client relationships and delivery integration.

ABT Global's federal grant footprint is concentrated in cooperative agreements for technical assistance and capacity building. HUD's Assistant Secretary for Policy Development and Research has awarded multiple Cooperative Agreements for Community Compass Technical Assistance and Capacity Building initiatives, with ABT Global serving as recipient for HMIS implementation support ($5.115 million, awarded March 2026, completion September 2029), youth homelessness demonstration program capacity building, continuum of care and emergency solutions grant program support, and thriving communities technical assistance (September 2023 awards across multiple HUD offices). DOJ's Bureau of Justice Statistics awarded a $3.599 million Cooperative Agreement for the Federal Justice Statistics Program (awarded October 2024, completion September 2027), supporting data processing, quality review, and web tool enhancement. DOT awarded a $4.957 million Cooperative Agreement for Thriving Communities Program capacity building in the Complete Neighborhoods Cohort (awarded July 2024, completion July 2027). USAID awarded multiple international development cooperative agreements including TB Free Uzbekistan ($XX, terminated February 2025) and a Scaling Up Investment in Weather and Climate Information Services activity in Senegal ($9.974 million, terminated February 2025). NIJ/BJA awarded a cooperative agreement for collaborative occupational safety and social reentry support (COSSUP 2B) data and evaluation technical assistance (October 2023, completion September 2026). These grants position ABT Global as a capacity-building and evidence-generation partner for civilian agencies implementing complex federal programs, particularly in homelessness prevention, criminal justice data, and international development.

ABT Global LLC operates as the primary operating subsidiary of ABT Associates Inc. The parent company structure, with Technology Solutions Provider LLC as a named subsidiary, reflects a consolidated organization delivering research, consulting, and implementation services across federal, nonprofit, and international development markets. The vendor holds no SBA set-aside certifications and competes in full-and-open procurements, positioning it as a larger, established contractor rather than an emerging or disadvantaged business. The combined footprint—987 awards totaling $30.4 billion in potential value with $3.09 billion obligated—reflects a mature federal consulting and research enterprise with deep relationships across environmental, health, education, and international development sectors. Recent recompete cliff exposure of $1.03 billion over the next 24 months and a diversified IDV portfolio minimize single-vehicle dependency, though the absence of new task order volume growth in FY2025–FY2026 warrants monitoring against competitive displacement on renewal vehicles or strategic customer shifts.