Alpha Omega Integration LLC

Alpha Omega Integration LLC, a Vienna, Virginia–headquartered minority-owned small disadvantaged business (Subcontinent Asian American-owned) and SBA 8(a) certified firm, delivers federal IT operations, data management, cloud modernization, and DevSecOps services predominantly as a prime contractor (82% of recent awards). The company competes across both set-aside (Competitive 8(a), Total Small Business) and full-and-open vehicles, with over $680 million in cumulative prime federal contract awards since inception and recent annual SCI-reportable invoicing of $92.6 million in FY2025 across 394 government FTEs.

Alpha Omega operates five named subsidiaries — Trusted Mission Solutions Inc., Sekon Enterprise LLC, 3A LLC, Macro Solutions LLC, and Aces JV LLC — all minority-owned and most carrying the same Subcontinent Asian American ownership designation. The parent entity and subsidiaries together span NAICS 541512 (Computer Systems Design Services) and custom programming work, with a GSA Schedule portfolio of 206 labor categories ranging from $47.52/hr helpdesk support to $252.66/hr cloud IT technical architecture roles, none carrying security-clearance requirements.

Customer concentration splits sharply between award count and potential value. By award count, the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management anchors activity at 18 awards ($2.41 billion combined potential), followed by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (13 awards, $169.8 million), the Small Business Administration's Office of the CIO (8 awards, $50.9 million), the Department of State Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (6 awards, $129 million), and the Department of Agriculture Farm Production and Conservation (5 awards, $156.5 million), together covering 53% of awards. By potential value, however, the picture inverts: GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates with 4 awards carrying $50.05 billion combined potential (largely vehicle ceilings), followed by the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health NITAAC Office (3 awards, $40.01 billion potential), Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management ($2.41 billion), Department of Agriculture OCIO ($1 billion), and NOAA ($169.8 million), accounting for 82% of combined potential value across 30 awards. This concentration reflects Alpha Omega's position on mega-vehicles rather than operational revenue flow.

Alpha Omega holds a formidable vehicle portfolio. The Chief Information Officer - Solutions and Partners 3, Small Business (CIO-SP3 SB) GWAC carries 23 task orders valued at $552 million combined potential and serves as the vendor's largest execution vehicle, anchoring delivery to USDA (Citizen and Immigration Services ODOS III, $101.6 million through December 2026; RMA Production Operations, $25.4 million through June 2027), NOAA (NESDIS Integrated Information Services, $57.6 million through April 2027; NCEI Data Centers operations and maintenance, $3.96 million through May 2027), CDC (Enhanced HIV/AIDS Reporting System, $9.57 million through July 2031), SAMHSA (Data Webpages and Analytic Support, $7.67 million through September 2028), and Coast Guard (Information Assurance Security Program bridge labor, $10.53 million through September 2025). The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 18 task orders worth $1.22 billion combined potential, including ongoing USDA Farmers.gov operations and maintenance ($9.99 million through September 2030, awarded September 2025; a parallel $7.99 million delivery order awarded September 2026). Alliant II places 15 task orders (ceiling not specified in source). Additional vehicles include the 8(a) STARS III GWAC ($50 billion multiple-award, competitive 8(a), ultimate completion July 2026), a State Department Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs single-award IDIQ ($90 million, Competitive 8(a), April 2025), the OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ (GSA FAS, awarded December 2024, no specified ceiling), the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ (Missile Defense Agency, $151 billion, December 2025–2035, with minimal ordering to date), and the NASA SEWP VI GWAC ($20 billion multiple-award, awarded November 2026). A USDA BPA for cybersecurity support ($1 billion ceiling through September 2031) and a State Department IT Management Services IDIQ ($2.34 billion, May 2025) round out the core vehicle footprint.

Recent named delivery orders exemplify the capability mix. The $113 million USDA Crop Insurance RMA Support Services order (CIO-SP3 SB, Total Small Business set-aside, through December 2029, awarded September 2024) represents Alpha Omega's largest single task order. The $101.6 million Citizen and Immigration Services ODOS III (CIO-SP3 SB, time-and-materials, through December 2026, awarded September 2022) demonstrates scaling: SCI invoicing grew from $14.2 million (FY2023, 47 FTEs, $145.31/hr blended) to $24.7 million (FY2024, 80 FTEs, $148.68/hr) to $32.9 million (FY2025, 115 FTEs, $138.24/hr), with five subcontractors accounting for 40 percent of FY2025 hours. The $57.6 million NOAA NESDIS Integrated Information Services (CIO-SP3 SB, Competitive 8(a), time-and-materials, through April 2027, awarded April 2022) shows sustained operations: FY2025 engaged 54.2 FTEs at $90.53/hr with subcontractor Gama-1 Technologies (minority-owned small business) performing 49 percent of hours. The $39.5 million NOAA NMITS data stewardship BPA call (Total Small Business, time-and-materials, through February 2029, awarded February 2024) invoiced $5.8 million through FY2025 (40.8 FTEs, $68.39/hr derived rate); Integrated Systems Solutions, Inc. (service-disabled veteran-owned) provided ~6 percent of hours. USDA Farmers.gov operations span two orders: a $9.99 million Competitive 8(a) award (September 2025, GSA MAS, through September 2030) and a parallel $7.99 million delivery order (September 2026, same vehicle and agency, same completion date).

Activity shows mixed trajectory. Awards-per-year data reveal 13 prime awards in 2022, dropping to 4 (2023), 5 (2024), 6 (2025), and 6 in 2026 year-to-date — a decline from the 2022 peak, likely reflecting the shift to mega-vehicle execution rather than discrete contract wins. Eight awards carrying combined potential value of $258.7 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure and opportunity in USDA, NOAA, Citizenship and Immigration Services, and State Department portfolios.

Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Alpha Omega delivers federal services with an average sub-engagement of 25 percent contractor hours, drawing from a named subcontractor roster of 115 firms. The vendor scales subcontractor depth on large programs: ODOS III at USCIS engaged Steampunk Inc., Creative Development Group LLC (8(a)-certified), K3 Solutions LLC (HUBZone-certified), Customer Value Partners LLC, and Intellibridge LLC in FY2025. NESDIS centers heavily on Gama-1 Technologies. Smaller efforts name Customer Value Partners, Science Applications International Corporation (as prime on State Department IT-related core data networks and services, where Alpha Omega subs, awarded May 2025), ICF Incorporated, Onezero Solutions LLC (8(a) and service-disabled veteran-owned), Metrostar Systems LLC, Genesis Consulting Partners LLC, and GSL Consulting LLC. This subcontractor dependency — now trending toward higher sub-hours share in FY2024–2025 SCI records (10 sub engagements in FY2025 versus 7 in FY2024) — positions Alpha Omega as both a prime builder and feeder to larger integrators, with sub-work to SAIC on State IT infrastructure.

On GSA labor, Alpha Omega prices competitively across the civilian IT spectrum: median government-paid rates on SCI prime contracts run $118.19/hr, with 10th percentile at $54.17/hr (entry-level support) and 90th percentile at $172.84/hr (senior roles). Schedule categories span helpdesk through technical architect, with heavier pricing on cloud, security, and database administration roles ($121–$252/hr) than on business analyst and cybersecurity analyst tracks ($98–$135/hr), and zero cleared positions offered.

The vendor's recent vehicle wins — SHIELD ($151 billion), SEWP VI ($20 billion), OASIS+ Unrestricted (no ceiling), and the USDA cybersecurity BPA ($1 billion) — alongside a recompete cliff of $258.7 million in the next twenty-four months, signal both expansion into defense and space vehicles and concentration of execution risk in CIO-SP3 SB and GSA MAS. Alpha Omega competes successfully across set-aside categories (8(a) Competitive, Total Small Business) and full-and-open vehicles, with SBA 8(a) set-asides and small-business groupings accounting for the majority of operational delivery contracts but full-and-open OASIS+ and SHIELD awards demonstrating unrestricted-competition capability.