Amivero LLC

Amivero LLC, a woman-owned 8(a)-certified small business headquartered in Reston, Virginia, delivers IT modernization, digital transformation, data analytics, and professional workforce support services to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor (88% of recent awards) and occasionally as a subcontractor to larger defense and civilian primes. The company operates across multiple set-asides — SBA 8(a) Competitive, 8(a) Sole Source, Total Small Business, and woman-owned small business designations dominate its prime footprint — and holds a $40 billion NASA SEWP VI GWAC award alongside multiple OASIS+ IDIQs and a $4 billion Navy Seaport-NXG contract, positioning it as a vehicles-rich platform for federal IT and professional services delivery.

Amivero's customer concentration centers on civilian agencies, with GSA Federal Acquisition Service and the Department of Homeland Security (CBP, USCIS, ICE) together accounting for 84% of recent awards by count but only a portion of potential value. The top-customer ranking by potential value is dominated by two recent mega-vehicles: NASA's SEWP VI ($40 billion ceiling, two awards, though no task orders have been issued as of the source date) and Naval Sea Systems Command's Seaport-NXG ($4 billion ceiling, two awards including a $500 minimum guarantee). Among the operating revenue base, CBP leads with 16 awards ($115.6 million combined potential value) and GSA FAS with 18 awards ($72.1 million). GSA Technology Transformation Service, USCIS, and ICE round out the active set. This structure reflects a mix of highly leveraged federal vehicles (SEWP VI, Seaport-NXG) that have not yet generated task-order pipeline, alongside mature federal schedules and BPAs that do generate recurring work.

Amivero's recent concrete capability work spans login.gov fraud operations support, immigration vetting and screening services, cybersecurity threat mitigation, trade regulatory audit support, workforce planning and staffing model integration, and agile management training. Representative awards include a $33.1 million BPA call from GSA FAS for Login.gov fraud operations support (labor-hour priced, September 2025, through March 2028), a $7.0 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from USCIS for vetting and screening support featuring Microsoft Power Platform design and maintenance (September 2025, through March 2029), an $8.2 million Total Small Business delivery order from ICE for internet-based threat risk mitigation and proactive monitoring services with Guidehouse Inc. as a major subcontractor (September 2025, through September 2028), and multiple CBP Professional Workforce Support Services task orders totaling over $8.0 million for trade enforcement staffing and resource allocation modeling (September–October 2026). A $4.5 million BPA call from the Federal Highway Administration for robotics process automation analysis and development (firm fixed price, July 2024, through July 2027) represents non-DHS exposure and demonstrates Amivero's capability in process automation and data analytics across civilian functional domains.

Activity has accelerated in recent years — eight awards in 2022, two in 2023, sixteen in 2024, and fifteen in 2025 — with nine awards in 2026 (through early November). Eight awards with completion dates inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $63.1 million, presenting recompete exposure. SCI-reported invoiced revenue on prime service contracts shows growth from $8 million in FY2022 (25.8 FTEs) to $24.3 million in FY2025 (81.9 FTEs), indicating workforce scale-up under active contracts. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable work run approximately $138.83 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $31.00 per hour and the 90th percentile at $217.50 per hour, reflecting data analyst, cloud engineering, cybersecurity, and subject-matter-expert labor mix. GSA Schedule labor categories span 108 roles from $63.55 per hour (Data Analyst I) to $223.67 per hour (Subject Matter Expert IV), all requiring bachelor's to master's education but no security clearances.

Amivero operates predominantly with its own delivery teams on prime contracts, though subcontracting comprises approximately 14 percent of contractor hours across SCI-reportable prime contracts. Named subcontractors include Guidehouse Inc. (threat mitigation and vulnerability assessment support on ICE orders), C. Mack Solutions LLC (end-user support and Microsoft Power Platform development on USCIS vetting orders), and across SCI reports, thirty-six total named subs across fifty-three prime records. In its subcontractor role, Amivero delivers program management, data analytics, and agile software development to Deloitte Consulting LLP (recruiting, hiring, and human-resources program management support; recent awards April 2026, November 2025, October 2025), CACI Inc. Federal (labor services), Leidos Inc. (agile software sprints and travelers vetting and processing work, September and August 2024), and Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. (data analytics and design support for DHS ICE's RAVEN program, June 2022). The subcontractor footprint is small relative to the prime base (7 of 56 recent awards) and reflects selective engagement with larger systems integrators rather than a subcontractor-dependent model.

Amivero's vehicle portfolio demonstrates deliberate breadth across federal IT and professional services procurement. The Multiple Award Schedule (GSA MAS) accounts for the largest operating volume — 50 task orders, $208.8 million combined potential value — spanning Login.gov fraud operations, account management, consolidated partner support, e-rulemaking docket center support, market development support, and infrastructure optimization work. The Indefinite Delivery Contract 70B06C24D00000015 (CBP Professional Workforce Support Services, a $99.9 million single-award IDC through September 2029) supports nine task orders worth $15.6 million. Four OASIS+ variants — OASIS+ 8(a) (Competitive), OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business, OASIS+ Unrestricted, and OASIS+ Total Small Business — collectively underpin task orders for vetting and screening support, threat risk mitigation, and agile training services. The recently awarded SEWP VI (multiple-award, $20 billion ceiling, November 2026 through October 2036) and Seaport-NXG (multiple-award, $4 billion ceiling, through January 2029) represent future capacity but have not yet generated material task-order revenue as of the source date. Amivero's corporate structure includes two subsidiaries — Stella JV 2.0, LLC and Stella JV, LLC — both designated as joint-venture women-owned small businesses and self-certified small disadvantaged businesses, indicating a teaming or partnership structure that may support specialized set-aside competitions or distinct capability domains within the Amivero enterprise.

Amivero delivers innovative solutions and emerging technology through a human-centered and data-driven approach across a variety of national security and law enforcement missions. Amivero leverages our experienced personnel, technical innovation, and relevant corporate experience that enables our team to successfully advance our customers' ability to drive data-driven and programmatic decision making across all levels of leadership.

Our core expertise includes agile development at scale and DevSecOps, data science & analytics, cybersecurity, and cloud engineering.