Atsg Corporation

Atsg Corporation (doing business as Atsg), a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Lorton, Virginia, provides staffing, program management, and advisory support services for international law enforcement and counternarcotics programs as a prime contractor, with 100% of recent awards held at the prime level. Atsg is minority-owned and Hispanic-American owned, operating under primary NAICS codes 541611 (Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services) and 439080 (Office Administrative Services), with a footprint of 330 total awards spanning 41 federal customer agencies and combined potential value of $31.73 billion.

The State Department's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs (INL) dominates Atsg's customer concentration, accounting for 101 awards with $705.2 million combined potential value—roughly 61% of all awards in the source data. Within that concentration, INL is split between high-volume BPA call work for individual advisory positions (police advisors, policy analysts, financial specialists, geospatial intelligence advisors) and delivery orders under a $200 million single-award IDIQ. Representative recent work includes a $6.9 million firm-fixed-price delivery order for logistical and advisory support in the Dominican Republic through November 30, 2031, awarded June 1, 2026; a $16.3 million labor-hours delivery order for advisory and assistance services in Panama through March 31, 2031, awarded October 1, 2025; a $42.3 million labor-hours delivery order for policing advisory and assistance services in Guatemala and Belize through January 17, 2030, awarded July 18, 2024; and a $21 million labor-hours delivery order for advisory and assistance services in El Salvador through November 30, 2030, awarded June 1, 2025. Smaller BPA calls under a $6.5 million bridge-support BPA (awarded July 31, 2025, with ultimate completion October 30, 2026) place individual advisors in country—geospatial intelligence advisors in Ecuador, senior police advisors in Bosnia and Herzegovina, asset forfeiture advisors in Peru, and program support specialists in Washington, D.C.—priced on time-and-materials bases and set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses.

The second and third largest customer agencies by award count are the Department of State Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor (34 awards, $8.6 million) and the Department of State Bureau of Administration (24 awards, $8 million). However, by potential value, the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division ranks first with 9 awards carrying $799.8 million combined potential value—a stark divergence indicating that FBI awards, though far fewer in number, carry substantially larger individual ceiling values. Atsg's customer concentration across the top five agencies accounts for approximately 61% of all awards in the source data, though the true dollar concentration is compressed by the volume of small INL BPA calls against larger IDIQ vehicles.

Atsg's parent vehicle footprint is anchored by two large indefinite-delivery vehicles: a $200 million single-award IDIQ (contract SAQMMA09D0071) with 125 task orders carrying $66.4 million combined potential value, and a $6.5 million multiple-award BPA (191NLE19A0001) with 34 task orders carrying $206.4 million combined potential value. A second BPA (SINLEC14A0012) under the State Department carries 53 task orders valued at $27.5 million. Atsg also holds positions on a GSA Multiple Award Schedule generating 19 task orders with $812.3 million combined potential value, signaling placement on federal civilian IT and administrative support vehicles. The combination of large IDIQ ceilings and lower obligated spending ($246.9 million obligated against $31.73 billion potential value) reflects the nature of INL's operational model: long-term vehicles establish capacity frameworks that fund individual personnel deployments and advisory placements as operational needs evolve.

Activity has been sporadic in recent years—six awards in 2022, two in 2023, four each in 2024 and 2025, and eight through September 2026—suggesting either a stable, low-velocity customer base or selectivity in award counting methodology. Thirteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $28 million, representing modest recompete exposure relative to the size of the two large INL vehicles. GSA Schedule labor rates span $45.33 to $226.18 per hour across 19 categories, with functional analysts and program analysts ranging from associate-level roles at entry pricing to subject-matter-expert positions at $226.18 per hour; all roles carry no security-clearance requirement and education floors from associate to bachelor's degree. Atsg's capability footprint, grounded in award history, centers on program management, administrative support, personnel placement, and advisory services for international development and law enforcement missions, with geographic scope spanning Panama, Belize, Guatemala, El Salvador, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Peru, Niger, Guinea, and Washington, D.C.

ATSG is a Veteran's Administration CVE certified Service Disabled Veteran- Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). Since 2004, ATSG has been providing professional, technical, scientific, management and administrative support services, from entry level to Subject Matter Expert (SME), to Department of State (DoS), Department of Defense (DoD), and Department of Justice (DoJ) as a prime contractor. ATSG has extensive expertise in rapidly deploying deploying, sustaining, and managing high-quality personnel in support of achieving challenging and arduous global operational initiatives throughout the Middle East, Africa, and Central and South America. Over the last decade, we have developed expertise in the areas of Program Management, Information Technology Services, Data Analytics, International Law Enforcement, Training and E-Learning, Federal Enterprise Mobility, and Global Mission Support.