Alpha Omega Integration LLC

Alpha Omega Integration LLC, a minority-owned, small disadvantaged business headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, delivers federal IT operations, data management, cloud modernization, and DevSecOps services as a prime contractor (81% of awards) and subcontractor, competing predominantly under small business set-asides — Competitive 8(a), Total Small Business, and 8(a) Sole Source designations across most of its prime work. The company is a Subcontinent Asian American-owned limited liability corporation with five named subsidiaries, including Trusted Mission Solutions Inc., 3A LLC, Sekon Enterprise LLC, Macro Solutions LLC, and Aces JV LLC, all minority-owned entities.

Alpha Omega's customer base spans 27 federal agencies, with marked concentration among civilian IT buyers. The Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management leads by award count with 18 awards ($2.41 billion combined potential value), followed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13 awards, $169.8 million) and the Small Business Administration Office of the Chief Information Officer (8 awards, $50.9 million). However, potential-value rankings diverge sharply: the GSA Federal Acquisition Service's four awards carry $50.05 billion in combined ceiling value, anchored by Alpha Omega's OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ position (ceiling noted as a placeholder vehicle maximum), and the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health NITAAC Office of IT Acquisition's three awards carry $40.01 billion, signaling major GSA and HHS vehicle positions that dwarf the State and Commerce work by dollar magnitude. The Department of Agriculture Farm Production and Conservation ranks fifth (4 awards, $148.5 million) with significant ongoing work in crop insurance and public-facing website operations.

Recent prime capability work includes a $113 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from USDA's Risk Management Agency for crop insurance support services under CIO-SP3 SB (September 2024–December 2029); a $9.99 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from USDA Farm Production and Conservation for Farmers.gov and FPAC website operations and modernization (September 2025–September 2030); a $9.6 million time-and-materials delivery order from CDC for Enhanced HIV/AIDS Reporting System data stewardship under CIO-SP3 SB (February 2026–July 2031); and a $57.6 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from NOAA for NESDIS Integrated Information Services support under CIO-SP3 SB (April 2022–April 2027). Alpha Omega also holds a $39.5 million time-and-materials BPA call with NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information for data stewardship support (February 2024–February 2029), which generated $3.7 million in SCI-reported invoicing across 26.9 FTEs in FY2024 at a blended rate of $66.42 per hour, with 6 percent subcontracted hours.

Alpha Omega's vehicle position anchors to four parent contracts. The Chief Information Officer - Solutions and Partners 3, Small Business GWAC carries 23 task orders valued at $530.6 million combined ceiling, making it the vendor's primary IT services vehicle across civilian agencies. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule holds 16 task orders ($214 million combined ceiling). Alpha Omega placed 15 task orders under Alliant II, a legacy GSA vehicle. The vendor also holds an Indefinite Delivery Contract (19AQMM22D0028) with 5 task orders ($39 million combined ceiling). Two major IDVs anchor longer-term positioning: a $90 million single-award Competitive 8(a) IDIQ with the Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs for IT transformation and operations support (awarded May 2022, ultimate completion April 2025), which has generated multiple six-figure task orders for IT operations and maintenance and website migration; and a recently awarded $2.34 billion multiple-award IDIQ from the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management for IT management services (awarded May 2025, ultimate completion May 2026). Alpha Omega was also awarded a $151 billion multiple-award IDIQ under the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program on December 29, 2025, with an initial $500 delivery order. The 8(a) STARS III GWAC, a $50 billion multiple-award vehicle (GSA, competitive 8(a) set-aside, effective February 2022–July 2026), has been Alpha Omega's prior anchor vehicle for civilian IT delivery orders. Activity has moderated in recent years — 13 awards in 2022 declining to 3 in 2026 — though the dollar magnitude of IDVs awarded in late 2024 and early 2026 signals a reposition toward larger vehicles. Seven awards (combined potential value $211.6 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure.

Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts (a strict federal services subset excluding goods and non-federal revenue), Alpha Omega invoiced $230.6 million in FY2022–FY2024, with trajectory from $48.5 million (FY2022, 159 FTEs) to $91 million (FY2024, 283 FTEs), reflecting roughly flat year-over-year billing in FY2023–FY2024 despite FTE growth. Government-paid median hourly rates on SCI prime contracts run $123.26 per hour, with 10th percentile at $50.57 per hour and 90th percentile at $176.55 per hour, reflecting a broad skill span from entry-level support roles through senior architects. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule labor portfolio carries 206 active categories spanning $47.52 per hour (Helpdesk Specialist Level I) through $252.66 per hour (Health IT Technical Architect), with no security-cleared labor categories offered.

Alpha Omega operates as a prime contractor building delivery teams in partnership with subcontractors rather than as a pure subcontractor to larger primes. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for an average 25 percent of contractor hours, with 94 named subcontractors reported across the portfolio. Named subs include Gama-1 Technologies LLC (minority-owned small disadvantaged business, performing 51 percent of hours on the NOAA NESDIS contract in FY2024); Customer Value Partners LLC and GSL Consulting LLC (performing labor on State Department IT operations and maintenance tasks); Metrostar Systems LLC (State IT services); IBM (508 compliance and senior developer roles for TSA and USCIS work); Integrated Systems Solutions Inc. (service-disabled veteran-owned small business on NOAA data stewardship); and Science Applications International Corporation (as a prime contractor — Alpha Omega subs to SAIC on Department of State IT engineering and infrastructure modernization work, with multiple task orders awarded August 2021 and May 2025 for lead-integrator architecture and cloud utility services). Alpha Omega also subs to Leidos and Booz Allen Hamilton on defense work, though sub volume remains modest relative to prime activity.

The company's recent competitive positioning shows bifurcation: strong entrenchment in civilian IT modernization and operations under 8(a) set-asides (USDA, CDC, NOAA, State, DHS, Coast Guard, USCIS) and expansion into major vehicle holdings (OASIS+ Unrestricted, State IRM IT Management Services IDIQ, Missile Defense SHIELD) that position it for full-and-open competition and larger task-order activity. Capital-intensive infrastructure work (data centers, network architecture, cloud operations) dominates the ceiling-value anchor, while the day-to-day prime activity concentrates on application development, data stewardship, compliance engineering, and IT program management across smaller delivery orders in the $4–$25 million range.