Agile Six Applications, Inc.

Agile Six Applications, Inc., doing business as Agile Six, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Lakeside, California, that delivers agile product development, digital transformation, and IT modernization services to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards). The company is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and structured as a Subchapter S corporation, competing predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides on VA work and full-and-open on HHS and other civilian agency vehicles.

Agile Six's customer concentration is acute around the Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center Austin, which accounts for 30 awards carrying $436.4 million in combined potential value—nearly half of the company's total federal footprint of $882.8 million across 53 awards. The next tier of customers diverges markedly between award count and dollar magnitude: the Department of Health and Human Services dominates by dollars through two high-ceiling BPAs—a $100 million Software Integration and Frontend Technology (SWIFT) BPA with HHS Office of Grants (FY2024–FY2029) and a $125 million OPM Digital Services single-award BPA (FY2022–FY2027)—while Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services carries 12 awards at $98.9 million. The Department of Interior, CDC, and smaller HHS sub-agencies round out a ten-agency customer set covering 91% of recent award volume. The recompete cliff shows five awards (combined potential value $83.8 million) completing in the next twenty-four months, concentrated on VA forms digitalization and CHAMPVA/FMP modernization work.

Agile Six's vehicle position centers on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, under which 22 task orders carry $391.4 million in combined potential value—the company's primary door for CMS, CDC, and OPM work. On VA, Agile Six holds two seats: the $247.3 million Customer Experience DevOps and Agile Releases (CEDAR) IDIQ (18 task orders, $96.3 million), which focuses on VA.gov platform modernization, veteran benefits delivery, and health enrollment; and the $2.44 billion VA Secure, Performant, Reliable, and User-Centered Experiences (SPRUCE) IDIQ (2 task orders, $26.4 million), from which the company earned a $26.4 million delivery order for the CROSS BENEFITS CREW initiative (completion March 31, 2028). Representative prime work includes a $20.2 million SDVOSB delivery order from CMS for Quality Payment Program human-centered design under the MAS (ultimate completion May 15, 2028), a $10.6 million HHS SWIFT BPA call for Simpler Grants product and delivery (completion September 8, 2029), a $5 million VA definitive contract for ABD Toxic Exposure work, and a $3.1 million VA forms contract for CHAMPVA and Foreign Medical Program digitalization.

Across SCI-reportable prime contracts—federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold—Agile Six invoiced $108.5 million over FY2022–FY2024, with trajectory accelerating from $21.3 million (FY2022, 62.5 FTEs) to $51.7 million (FY2024, 171 FTEs). Median government-paid hourly rates on these contracts ran approximately $155.54 per hour, with senior technical and product-management roles priced through $193.90 per hour and junior roles near $82 per hour. Agile Six's GSA Schedule portfolio spans 60 labor categories from Information Security Analyst, Junior ($74.36/hr) through Systems Architect, Senior ($277.15/hr), with UX/UI designer, content strategist, and health IT engineering positions bracketing the mid-range. On the subcontractor side, across SCI-reportable prime contracts Agile Six engaged 89 named subcontractors, averaging 41 percent of total contractor hours, indicating material reliance on subs to scale delivery. The company reported five subcontractor-led SCI records in FY2024 and operates as a named sub under three recent federal contracts: a Quality Payment Program user-requirements and strategy role under Softrams LLC (May 2026), a geospatial information system backend role under Science Applications International Corporation (November 2024), and ReportStream backend engineering support under Nava PBC (September 2024).

Agile Six's capability portfolio centers on VA.gov platform development and sustainment (veteran-facing content management, authenticated experience design, product teams, debt management, health enrollment systems, appointment and check-in workflows), VA benefits modernization (automated benefits delivery, toxic exposure tracking, CHAMPVA and Foreign Medical Program forms digitalization), and health agency digital transformation across CMS, CDC, and HHS. The company demonstrates material strength in agile product delivery, user-centered design, cloud architecture, and data analytics applied to federal health claims, enrollment, and benefits administration—a profile reflecting concentrated investment in the VA's digital ecosystem and secondary expansion into civilian health IT modernization.

Agile Six delivers world-class Software Development, Cyber Security and Gamified solutions. Our focus on agile methodologies invites users and program representatives to participate in the development process, and results in better solutions, delivered more quickly, at a lower overall cost.