Agrilogic Consulting, LLC

Agrilogic Consulting, LLC operates exclusively as a prime contractor providing crop insurance research, expert review, and production-and-revenue-history analysis services to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Risk Management Agency, with no subcontractor footprint and no set-aside designation across its prime work. The College Station, Texas-based small business has held federal contracts continuously since 2009 and generates all revenue from RMA-sponsored agricultural risk assessment and crop insurance policy development work.

RMA dominates Agrilogic's customer concentration — 29 of 35 prime awards (100% coverage of portfolio) worth $7 million in combined potential value funnel through the Risk Management Agency, with marginal activity under the Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency Kansas City Commodity Office (three awards, $313 thousand) and the Legislative Branch (two awards). Agrilogic holds two foundational single-award BPAs with RMA: a $250 thousand blanket purchase agreement awarded October 1, 2023, running through September 30, 2028, for actuarial and underwriting expert review of crop insurance policies under the Federal Crop Insurance Act, and a $4.14 million Multiple Award Schedule BPA awarded June 5, 2023, extending through June 4, 2028, for production-and-revenue-history crop insurance services targeting specialty crops (fruits, vegetables, tree nuts, dried fruits, horticulture, nursery crops, floriculture). Recent named task orders include a $441 thousand BPA call from July 10, 2026, for production-and-revenue-history development for fresh market beans (ultimate completion January 10, 2028), a $29 thousand June 4, 2026, expert board review call for date fruit crop insurance, and a $151 thousand June 5, 2024, production-and-revenue-history call for fresh market beans. The top parent vehicles are the Multiple Award Schedule (10 task orders, $6.4 million combined potential value) and three smaller BPAs under $100 thousand combined value each.

Agrilogic's primary capability footprint spans expert board review services, research and data gathering, actuarial and underwriting analysis, and policy recommendations for federal crop insurance coverage expansion and enhancement — work performed exclusively at its College Station facility with no field or regional deployment. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio includes fifteen hourly categories spanning agricultural specialists, software programmers, project managers, and senior subject matter experts at PhDs level, with pricing from $112.22/hr (Training Specialist) through $435.63/hr (Subject Matter Expert with doctorate and ten years' experience), reflecting the analytical and policy-development intensity of RMA work. No security clearances are offered. SCI-reported invoiced activity shows $212 thousand across FY2023–FY2024 ($102 thousand in FY2023 at 0.4 FTEs, $109 thousand in FY2024 at effectively 0 FTEs contract-level), with government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts running a median of $1,046.63/hr and spanning $313.89/hr to $1,779.37/hr — well above GSA Schedule posted rates and reflecting the specialized underwriting and actuarial expertise demanded. Award activity has remained episodic since 2009, averaging one to four awards annually across recent years (three in each of 2021, 2023, 2024, and 2026), with only one award ($441 thousand) reaching ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete pressure.

Insurance plan development, Actuarial Science,