Alphasix, Llc.

Alphasix, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Sterling, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor delivering commercial off-the-shelf IT hardware, enterprise software licenses, datacenter infrastructure, and professional IT support services to federal civilian agencies, with particularly deep relationships in the Department of Justice and across the federal government's IT modernization portfolio.

Alphasix competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides on small orders and full-and-open competition on larger delivery orders. The vendor holds active prime positions on the Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC (1,231 task orders, $414.4 million combined potential value), the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule (312 task orders, $146.9 million combined potential value), and newly awarded SEWP VI (awarded November 1, 2026, $20 billion ceiling through October 2036). Alphasix also recently secured an Indefinite Delivery Contract position (DJD16K0011) with four task orders worth $20.7 million combined potential value.

The vendor's customer concentration is skewed toward the Department of Justice. The Bureau of Prisons Central Office anchors the portfolio with 299 awards and $144.4 million in combined potential value; the Drug Enforcement Administration follows with 64 awards and $93.6 million. The Internal Revenue Service is the second-largest customer by dollar value at $139.7 million across 38 awards. The top five customers by combined potential value account for the majority of dollar concentration: Bureau of Prisons Central Office ($144.4M), Internal Revenue Service ($139.7M), DEA ($93.6M), Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center Austin ($66.8M), and Justice Management Division ($27.8M). Across the portfolio, Alphasix has worked with 199 distinct federal agencies, though activity is heavily concentrated in DOJ and civilian IT modernization work.

Recent representative prime work illustrates the capability breadth: a $26.98 million delivery order (March 2026) for annual hardware maintenance on all Bureau of Prisons HPE servers and storage systems under SEWP V; a $10.388 million delivery order (October 2023) to the Department of Veterans Affairs for Commvault premiere and enterprise support with disaster recovery systems under SEWP V; a $6.458 million purchase order (September 2024) to the Internal Revenue Service for HPE Ezmeral, Elastic Search, and CipherTrust software licenses and One Identity Safeguard hardware maintenance; a $4.864 million delivery order (April 2025) to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing for Elastic Enterprise software licenses and training subscriptions; a $4.122 million delivery order (September 2023) to a civilian federal agency for HPE storage array lease services under SEWP V; and hundreds of smaller task orders ($1K–$400K range) to Bureau of Prisons facilities nationwide for laptops, monitors, printers, scanners, and peripherals. The vendor also executes specialized work including datacenter equipment relocation (IRS, $32.3K), mobile device management and secure application catalog deployment (Education Office of Federal Student Aid, $421K), and Palo Alto Prisma Cloud security solutions (Justice Management Division, $123.6K).

Activity has declined materially year over year. The vendor placed 150 awards in 2022, declining to 141 in 2023, 74 in 2024, 34 in 2025, and 59 in 2026 year-to-date. Total awards in the source data reach 2,038 (100% prime, 0% sub by count), with combined potential value of $60.72 billion and combined obligations of $477.7 million (approximately 1% of potential value realized). This metrics patterns suggests a high proportion of indefinite-quantity contracts with modest task order utilization. Recompete exposure is moderate: 21 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $40 million in combined potential value.

On Service Contract Inventory, Alphasix reported $77.9 million in invoiced prime-contract revenue across FY2022–FY2025. FY2022 represented $31.6 million invoiced across 601 FTEs (contract-level); FY2023 showed $0 invoiced; FY2024 invoiced $24.5 million across 392 FTEs; and FY2025 invoiced $21.8 million across 87.4 FTEs. SCI-reported hourly rates on prime contracts ran a median of $28.35/hr, with 10th percentile at $19.80/hr and 90th percentile at $97.94/hr, reflecting a labor mix spanning technician-level support through specialized engineering and subject-matter expertise. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, named subcontractors averaged 13% of total contractor hours; the vendor reported eight named subcontractors over the period, indicating Alphasix typically delivers with its own direct workforce rather than through deep subcontracting pipelines. As of the source date, Alphasix operates as a subcontractor to Peraton Inc. (IT support for STOR 170 CTAOS, awarded November 2025) and Peraton Government Communications Inc. (IT support for the Delta program including developer, help desk, infrastructure, and database administration roles, awarded October 2025).

Alphasix's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 76 unique categories with hourly rates from $54.40/hr (Technician, bachelor's, 0 years experience) through $431.10/hr (Subject Matter Expert II, master's, 8 years experience). Representative mid-to-senior categories include Business Analyst Level 4 at $140.27/hr (bachelor's, 8 years experience), Functional Analyst Level 4 at $163.10/hr (bachelor's, 5 years experience), and Intermediate Big Data Engineer at $191.59/hr (master's, 8 years experience). The vendor does not offer security-cleared labor roles on Schedule 70. The portfolio composition—dominated by IT support services (1,287 awards under NAICS 541512, Other Computer Related Services) and hardware procurement (487 awards under Electronic Computer Manufacturing, 128 under Computer Terminal and Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing)—reflects Alphasix's core positioning as a hardware and IT services vendor rather than a specialized engineering or consulting firm.