Accelgov LLC

Accelgov LLC, a minority-owned, woman-owned 8(a) joint venture small disadvantaged business headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland, operates as a prime contractor delivering IT modernization, cybersecurity, software development, program management, and enterprise technology infrastructure support services across federal civilian and defense agencies. Accelgov is a subsidiary of Agovx LLC and competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles—across recent awards, 8(a) Competitive, Competitive 8(a), Total Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business, and Economically Disadvantaged Woman-Owned Small Business set-asides recur across its prime footprint, though a material share of larger awards carry no set-aside designation.

Accelgov's customer concentration is heavily weighted to defense and Treasury agencies. The top five customers by potential value account for 90% of combined award dollars: the Defense Logistics Agency (3 awards, $11.95 billion), the Federal Bureau of Investigation (4 awards, $8.77 billion), the Defense Health Agency (4 awards, $2.46 billion), the Internal Revenue Service (6 awards, $2.22 billion), and the Defense Information Systems Agency (4 awards, $486 million). By award count, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, the IRS, and the Department of Agriculture Rural Housing Service Chief Information Office lead with 6, 6, and 4 awards respectively, but the dollar concentration diverges sharply—Treasury and IRS drive most of the volume, while DLA and FBI anchor the potential-value share through a small number of large vehicles.

Vehicle position is dominated by the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, where 45 task orders carry $12.49 billion in combined potential value. Accelgov also places work under the ENCORE III Information Technology Services IDIQ (4 task orders, $62.1 million), a naval indefinite delivery contract (4 task orders, $87.8 million), and the DLA J6 Enterprise Technology Services 2.0 (JETS 2.0) vehicle (3 task orders, $24.9 million). Recent representative work includes a $18.76 million delivery order from the US Patent and Trademark Office for administrative and technical support services under MAS (Total Small Business set-aside, through December 2031); a $13.62 million delivery order from the Surface Deployment and Distribution Command for end-to-end systems management center services under ENCORE III (Total Small Business set-aside, through September 2030); a $65.35 million delivery order from the Department of Defense Office of the Secretary for cloud cybersecurity support to the Enterprise Cloud Management Agency under MAS (no set-aside, through May 2026); and a $44.19 million delivery order from the Defense Health Agency for Flexible Agile Development Services under MAS (Competitive 8(a), through January 2030).

Accelgov holds several high-ceiling parent vehicles. A $11.93 billion indefinite delivery contract with DLA for J6 Enterprise Technology Services 2.0 (JETS 2.0) runs through October 2034 and supports enterprise technology infrastructure government-wide. An $8.6 billion Blanket Purchase Agreement with the FBI for Information Technology Supplies and Support Services (ITSSS-2) extends through December 2032. A $2.4 billion indefinite delivery contract with the Defense Health Agency for Geographic Service Provider services runs through January 2034. An $180.67 million BPA with the Internal Revenue Service for Enterprise Testing Systems services extends through April 2030. An $112 million single-award BPA with the Federal Emergency Management Agency for Information System Security Officer services runs through December 2029 (EDWOSB set-aside). A $240 million multiple-award BPA with the Environmental Protection Agency Region 9 for multi-regional IT support services (MRITSS) extends through October 2033 (Competitive 8(a)). Additional recent vehicles include a $48 million single-award BPA with the Department of Agriculture Rural Housing Service for data warehouse modernization (total small business, through May 2030) and a POLARIS GWAC award on February 23, 2026, set aside for woman-owned small business, extending through March 2031.

Activity trajectory shows significant growth: three awards in 2022, thirteen in 2023, twenty-eight in 2024, and twelve through mid-2025. Six awards totaling $62.7 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure in that window. SCI-reported invoicing shows rapid expansion—$82 thousand in FY2022 across 0.5 FTEs, $7.8 million in FY2023 across 21 FTEs, and $17.2 million in FY2024 across 106 FTEs. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, government-paid rates averaged around $99.99/hr (median), with senior labor pricing reaching approximately $237.95/hr at the 90th percentile, spanning roles from technical writers at $41.11/hr through IT key subject matter experts at $377.22/hr. The GSA Schedule portfolio includes 107 active labor categories across the $41–$377 range; no security-cleared roles are offered. Accelgov operates as a prime on virtually all work (100% of awards) and reports an average sub-hours share of 9% across SCI-reportable prime contracts, with eleven named subcontractors reported, indicating light subcontract engagement relative to direct delivery.

The vendor's combined potential value across all awards stands at $28.91 billion, with $292.7 million obligated (1% of potential). Across the top NAICS categories, custom computer programming services dominate (41 awards), followed by other computer-related services (9 awards) and engineering services (5 awards), aligning with the vendor's IT-centric service portfolio. The primary PSC concentration is IT and Telecom business application and application development support services (21 awards), with secondary concentrations in professional support services and IT management support.