Autonomic Integra LLC

Autonomic Integra LLC, doing business as Enterprise IT Service & Systems Engineering Services, operates as a prime contractor delivering cloud engineering, IT modernization, DevSecOps, and IT policy and governance support services to federal agencies across civilian and defense portfolios under 8(a) and total small business set-asides. The vendor is a minority-owned, SBA-certified 8(a) joint venture and self-certified small disadvantaged business, with Subcontinent Asian American ownership, headquartered in Gaithersburg, Maryland, and organized as a Limited Liability Partnership under parent Autonomic Enterprise, Inc.

Autonomic Integra competes exclusively as a prime across a large vehicle portfolio anchored on GSA and agency-specific indefinite delivery contracts. All 21 awards in the recent footprint are prime contracts or IDVs; the vendor neither subcontracts to other primes nor reports subcontractor engagement on SCI-reportable work (zero percent sub-hours share across prime contracts). Recent representative work includes a $12.44 million firm fixed-price DevSecOps application development delivery order from the Office of the Secretary of Defense under 8(a) STARS III (Fort Belvoir, Virginia, April 2024 through April 2029); a $21.1 million cost-plus-fixed-fee scientific support and related services contract with NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center for the Goddard Institute for Space Studies (New York, March 2023 through February 2027), ramping from 15.1 FTEs and $2.5 million invoiced in FY2023 to 23.8 FTEs and $3.8 million in FY2024; and a $3.57 million Department of Labor Job Corps Independent Government Cost Estimate tool enhancement and website administration delivery order under 8(a) STARS III (November 2023, completing July 2025). Current federal civilian work centers on IT governance, privacy compliance, and executive secretariat support to the Chief Information Officer (six awards, $344.4 million combined potential value), with incremental funding modifications totaling approximately $2.6 million issued June 2026 and scattered through 2025 across four GSA Multiple Award Schedule BPA task orders for policy, strategy, and governance support, privacy management and compliance, and executive secretariat services.

Customer concentration sits across civilian and defense with structural tension between order volume and dollar magnitude. The Department of Energy Chief Information Officer leads by award count (six awards across six distinct BPAs), but the General Services Administration (three awards) and the Defense Logistics Agency (one award) anchor the combined potential value at $50 billion and $11.93 billion respectively through vehicle holdings. The Department of Commerce's NOAA contributes $8 billion, and the Department of Transportation's FAA $1.02 billion; together, the top five customers account for 100 percent of combined potential value across 71 percent of award count.

Autonomic Integra holds a broad IDV footprint spanning full-and-open and set-aside vehicles. The vendor maintains seats on the OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside IDIQ (GSA, $999.999 billion ceiling through December 2029, multiple award, total small business), the 8(a) STARS III GWAC (GSA, $50 billion through July 2029, competitive 8(a), three delivery orders $21.2 million combined value), the DLA J6 Enterprise Technology Services 2.0 child IDIQ (Defense Logistics Agency, $11.93 billion through October 2034, no set-aside), the PROTECH 2.0 Weather Domain IDIQ (NOAA, $8 billion through January 2031, total small business), the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense IDIQ (Missile Defense Agency, $151 billion through December 2035, no set-aside, initial order $500), the Electronic FAA Accelerated and Simplified Tasks BPA (FAA, $1 billion, one task order $3.5 million for Radio Coverage Analysis System application support), and the Department of Energy OCIO single-award PSGSS BPA (DOE, $300 million through December 2026, total small business). The GSA Multiple Award Schedule anchors the largest active task-order volume — 13 task orders, $401.8 million combined potential value — spanning enterprise records management, policy and governance advisory, privacy compliance, executive secretariat, and application support work across DOE, DOL, DOC, and DOD customer bases.

Activity trajectory shows rapid acceleration. The vendor posted two awards in 2022, three in 2023, four in 2024, and ten in 2025, reflecting aggressive IDV-seat acquisition and customer expansion through set-aside vehicles. Recompete exposure is moderate: two awards (combined potential value $32.9 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months — the DOE OCIO single-award PSGSS BPA (December 2026) and a Department of Commerce GSA MAS delivery order for information systems and privacy support (April 2027).

SCI-reported invoiced revenue demonstrates early-stage ramping on billable work. The vendor invoiced $3.3 million across 18.7 FTEs in FY2023 and $8.8 million across 46.7 FTEs in FY2024, reflecting a 167 percent increase in FTE count and 167 percent invoiced growth. Government-paid labor rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts cluster in the mid-range: median approximately $98.92 per hour, with 10th percentile $77.95 per hour and 90th percentile $108.83 per hour. The vendor's GSA labor portfolio spans 80 active categories priced from $81.29 to $361.31 hourly, with representative roles including Cyber Administrative Assistant (entry-level at $81.29), Health IT Programmer Analyst ($167.24), Information Assurance Specialist ($179.35), and Cyber Subject Matter Authority ($361.31), all requiring bachelor's degrees and five years of experience with no security clearance mandates. The vendor self-performs all reported SCI hours with zero subcontractor engagement, establishing a fully internal delivery model on federal services contracts above the $150,000 threshold.