Allium US Holding LLC

Allium US Holding LLC, a Denver, Colorado-based technical information services provider, sells electronic access to engineering standards, technical specifications, and specialized software platforms to federal agencies as a prime contractor (83% of recent awards) and subcontractor to major defense primes. The company competes on an unrestricted basis across the federal government with no set-aside designations in its award footprint, operating as a for-profit corporate entity with a subsidiary, Global Knowledge Solutions LLC.

Allium's federal capability portfolio centers on subscription-based delivery of standards from standards-developing organizations (ASME, ASTM, ACI, AASHTO), web-based engineering software platforms (ACCURIS Engineering Workbench, Haystack Gold, Goldfire, IHS Markit solutions), and parts information databases. Representative prime work includes a $7.54 million NASA Marshall Space Flight Center contract for the NASA Technical Standards System platform (August 2024; performance through August 2027), a $19.3 million Army Materiel Command definitive contract for electronic access to standards and specifications (May 2024; performance through May 2026), a $22.7 million Naval Facilities Engineering Command non-government standards internet subscription (September 2023; performance through September 2028), and an $18.4 million Army Futures Command standards and specifications subscription (June 2024; performance through June 2028). Allium also delivers smaller individual agency task orders: a $1.7 million Naval Air Warfare Center engineering workbench access agreement (May 2025; performance through May 2028), a $2.84 million Naval Sea Systems Command specifications and standards subscription (April 2024; performance through April 2028), and a $446 thousand Federal Highway Administration construction standards online subscription (March 2026; performance through February 2031).

Customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of the Navy. Naval Sea Systems Command alone accounts for 21 awards totaling $38.3 million (covering 33% of the award count and 12% of potential value), followed by Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command (3 awards, $29.2 million), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (4 awards, $20.2 million), and Naval Air Systems Command commands (12 combined awards, $17.4 million). Across 58 distinct federal customer agencies, the top five customers represent roughly one-third of award volume and one-third of combined potential value, with Navy programs anchoring the footprint by count while Army technical standards contracts drive the highest individual deal sizes.

Allium maintains a $90 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Library of Congress through December 2026 (extended through 2028 under the FEDLINK electronic resources program), which serves as the primary vehicle for task orders across federal agencies. The company also holds a $960,933.79 Blanket Purchase Agreement with Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 against the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for codes and standards access through June 2026. Beyond these anchor IDVs, Allium places 56 task orders under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and participates in Alliant II and several agency-specific indefinite delivery vehicles (FA852621D0001, W56HZV24D0031, 03310324D0004), generating multi-million-dollar task order activity year over year.

Activity has accelerated significantly. Awards grew from nine in 2022 to fourteen in 2023 to forty-three in 2024, with forty-one awards in 2025 and fifteen year-to-date in 2026. The combined potential value across all recent awards reaches $313 million, with $131.9 million currently obligated (42% of potential). Notably, thirty-one awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $56 million in combined potential value, representing substantial recompete exposure as renewal task orders and contract option periods come due across Navy, Army, NASA, and other defense and civilian customers.

In its subcontractor role, Allium delivers technical software and standards access to prime contractors including Boeing (C-17 Globemaster sustainment and material ordering; November 2025), Science Applications International Corporation (GMASS Accuris and Haystack Gold; December 2025), Raytheon (cable assembly nonproduct services; January 2025), General Dynamics Land Systems (Stryker sustainment and ICV-D supply; multiple awards through May 2025), Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies (National Security Campus and Pantex plant management support; October 2024, September 2024, May 2025), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (V9 R&R market research; April 2024), and Fluor Marine Propulsion (Naval Nuclear Laboratory management and operations; January 2026, February 2024). These subcontracts reflect Allium's role as a feeder of technical standards and software capabilities into large defense primes executing government operations and sustainment work.

Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal SCI-reportable service contract activity: $4.1 million invoiced in FY2024 across eight prime records, with zero reported FTEs and zero subcontract hours share. SCI captures only service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods and subscriptions; Allium's actual federal footprint is substantially larger and skews toward product subscriptions and software licenses rather than labor-intensive services, explaining the low SCI signal relative to the $313 million combined prime contract value.