Lexisnexis Risk Solutions FL Inc.

LexisNexis Risk Solutions FL Inc., a for-profit subsidiary of Relx Inc. based in Alpharetta, Georgia, sells subscription-based access to proprietary financial intelligence databases, banking data, regulatory compliance tools, and data analytics services to federal agencies as a prime contractor, competing without set-aside designations across full-and-open procurements.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on financial intelligence and compliance services delivered through recurring subscription contracts and delivery orders against indefinite-delivery vehicles. Representative capability work includes a $2.41 million single-award IDIQ with the Food and Nutrition Service (awarded September 29, 2025, through September 28, 2030) for data analytics supporting the Regional Operations Center, against which the agency has issued two delivery orders valued at $420,200 and $219,120; a $1.47 million single-award IDIQ with the Treasury Department's Departmental Offices (awarded September 10, 2023, through September 9, 2027) for comprehensive business intelligence subscription services supporting the Office of Intelligence and Analysis, Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), and related offices; and a $248,400 purchase order from the Internal Revenue Service (awarded March 1, 2026) for electronic research and asset locator services supporting the Research, Applied Analytics and Statistics Division.

Customer concentration diverges sharply between transaction volume and dollar value. By award count, the top five customers—the Treasury Department's Departmental Offices (26 awards), the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division (23 awards), the Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service (20 awards), the Department of Justice Criminal Division (15 awards), and the Securities and Exchange Commission (14 awards)—account for 46% of all awards but represent relatively small individual transaction values. By combined potential value, the Social Security Administration anchors 59.1 million dollars across six awards (88% of the portfolio's total potential value), followed distantly by the Treasury Departmental Offices at $4.1 million across 26 awards, the Food and Nutrition Service at $3.1 million, and the Department of Justice FBI Academy at $690 thousand. This concentration signals that LexisNexis operates on two distinct models: high-volume, low-value subscription renewals and task orders with Treasury and DOJ components, and a small number of large-value contracts—particularly with Social Security Administration—that drive the vast majority of dollars.

The vendor holds multiple indefinite-delivery contract vehicles. The top five IDIQs by task-order count and value include Contract 2032H323D00007 (8 task orders, $805 thousand), Contract SS000860090 (7 task orders, $3.9 million), Contract 15F06719D0002163 (3 task orders, $373 thousand), Contract SS001060079 (3 task orders, $1.4 million), and Contract 12319825D5000 (2 task orders, $639 thousand) with the Food and Nutrition Service. The vendor operates as a prime contractor in 99% of its award portfolio, with only three sub-awards (1%), indicating a business model built on direct customer relationships rather than teaming under larger primes. The award portfolio spans 33 distinct federal agencies, though dollars concentrate in three to four agencies.

Recent activity runs at a steady baseline: five to seven awards per fiscal year from 2022 through 2026, with combined potential value of $76.8 million across 212 awards in the source's records. Twelve awards (combined potential value $1.2 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure. The vendor's federal footprint is organized primarily under NAICS 5181 (Software Publishers, 65 awards) and NAICS 5191 (Internet Publishing and Broadcasting, 50 awards), reflecting its data-as-a-service delivery model; PSC coding emphasizes IT and Telecom Web-Based Subscription (41 awards) and Information Technology Software (33 awards).

Service Contract Inventory data captures only $500 thousand in invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2023 against four SCI-reportable prime records, with zero FTEs recorded—a partial view reflecting SCI's $150,000 reporting threshold and exclusion of goods and subscription-based service contracts, which comprise the bulk of LexisNexis's federal revenue. The vendor subordinates no named subcontractors on its federal contracts; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the average sub-hours share is zero percent, indicating the vendor builds and delivers its own teams or delivers through proprietary software platforms that do not require sub labor reporting.

The vendor operates as a subsidiary of Relx Inc., a larger for-profit parent organization. Federal grant activity is minimal: the source records three grant sub-awards (all dated July 1, 2022) from the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration for Asset Verification Services, indicating incidental grant-funded work flowing through a state agency rather than direct federal grant relationships.