Broadleaf, Inc.

Broadleaf, Inc., doing business as Broadleaf Professional Services, is an Alaska Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business that delivers IT management support services, cybersecurity engineering, program management, and systems administration to federal defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor on major government-wide vehicles and agency-specific IDCs. The company operates under SBA 8(a) Business Development Program certification and competes predominantly under 8(a) sole-source and competitive set-asides, with secondary full-and-open task orders on established vehicles. Broadleaf is a subsidiary of Asrc Federal Holding Company, LLC (itself a subsidiary of Arctic Slope Regional Corporation), headquartered in Reston, Virginia.

Broadleaf's customer base concentrates heavily in defense. The Department of the Air Force Materiel Command leads by award count (66 awards, $43.7 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Communications Electronics Command (19 awards, $70.1 million), United States Special Operations Command (16 awards, $63.1 million), and the Social Security Administration (13 awards, $75.4 million). However, the top-customers-by-potential-value ranking shifts dramatically: GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates at $50.05 billion combined potential value across just 10 awards — driven by Broadleaf's position on the 8(a) STARS III GWAC and OASIS SB vehicles. This concentration reflects Broadleaf's positioning as a vehicle holder rather than task-order accumulator; the Air Force, Army Training and Doctrine Command, and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command each anchor $84.9 million to $118.8 million in potential value. Across all customers, Broadleaf operates in a 52% award-count coverage with defense and civilian IT/program-management buyers.

Broadleaf's prime-contract footprint is nearly 100% of tracked awards (239 of 240 awards), indicating it operates as a prime contractor on its vehicles rather than feeding work to larger primes. Place of performance spans coterminous United States and overseas locations including Tampa, Fort Liberty, Arlington, San Antonio, Langley, Manassas, Fort Collins, Calverton, and Peachtree City, with recent work extending to international locations (Australia, Iraq). Recent representative work includes a $47.8 million time-and-materials delivery order under OASIS SB for Air Combat Command A589 support at Langley Air Force Base through May 2028 with subcontractors Planned Systems International Inc. (minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American) and B3H Corporation (SDVOSB); a $55.3 million definitive firm-fixed-price contract with the Department of the Army for Iraq Ministry of Defense Human Resource Management System implementation with subs Carahsoft Technology and Life Line General Trade; a $36.6 million cost-plus-fixed-fee SeaPort-NXG delivery order with Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for PEO Digital operations and administrative support through November 2027 with subs Vox Optima (WOSB, SDVOSB) and Nemean Solutions (Native Hawaiian Organization 8(a)); and a $17 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order under STARS III with DOD Education Activity for cybersecurity engineering and operations support through October 2027.

Broadleaf places substantial work through two parent vehicle families. The 8(a) STARS III GWAC (General Services Administration, $50 billion ceiling) hosts at least 10 task orders including the Iraq HRMS contract, DOD Education Activity cybersecurity work, and Department of Interior National Park Service IT business services ($12.9 million, Competitive 8(a) set-aside through March 2027). OASIS SB (GSA-administered) carries at least 16 task orders totaling $163.2 million potential value, spanning Air Combat Command, Air Education and Training Command, Global Strike Command, Readiness Center, and Army National Guard work. Broadleaf also holds agency-specific IDCs: a $40 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with USSOCOM for IT management support services (J6 ITMO labor, with over $18 million in previous task orders delivered through delivery orders valued $274 thousand to $5.3 million); a $36.6 million SeaPort-NXG vehicle with Naval Information Warfare Systems Command; and an $8.5 million Risk Management & Analysis Support Services (RMASS) contract under STARS III with GSA Federal Acquisition Service (Competitive 8(a), descoped to $7.2 million, through January 2027). Five parent vehicles account for a combined 129 task orders and $187.4 million in potential value.

Activity has declined year over year: 20 awards in 2022 to 4 awards in 2026 (year-to-date). This trajectory reflects mature program consolidation rather than new-customer acquisition. Broadleaf faces a recompete cliff of 22 awards (combined potential value $211.9 million) completing within the next twenty-four months — substantial exposure concentrated in USSOCOM (multiple J6 delivery orders, $8.8 million combined), Air Force IT management support ($15.4 million across three delivery orders), and Army Materiel Command software engineering ($1.4 million) vehicles, signaling near-term recompete activity across its core defense-IT customer base.

Service Contract Inventory reporting shows invoiced federal service-contract revenue of $148.4 million across FY2022–FY2025, declining from $53.4 million in FY2022 to $22.3 million in FY2025. Workforce (FTE) delivery tracked by SCI fell from 207 FTEs in FY2022 to 84.2 FTEs in FY2025, a 59% contraction. This decline mirrors the award-trajectory flattening and may reflect completion of large task orders (SeaPort-NXG, USSOCOM J6 labor, Air Combat Command A589). On federal service contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid rates ran around $110.67/hour, with the 10th percentile at $77.57/hour and the 90th percentile at $180.55/hour, reflecting a technical and program-management labor mix. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed an average of 27% of total contractor hours, with 64 named subcontractors over the period. Named subs include Escience & Technology Solutions (minority-owned SDB, USSOCOM labor support), Soft Power Solutions (SDVOSB, Air National Guard credentialing), Total Resource Management (enterprise asset management, Readiness Center building support), and International Business Sales and Services Corp (WOSB, DOD Education Activity cybersecurity). This engagement pattern shows Broadleaf operates a mixed delivery model, building capability through its own staff (73% of prime-contract hours) while selectively engaging certified minority and women-owned subs to enhance socioeconomic small-business objectives on set-aside vehicles.

Broadleaf's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 101 categories across education level bachelor's and above, with no security-cleared roles offered. Rates range from $53.59/hour (Analyst I, entry level) through $301.18/hour (Strategic Information Technology Advisor II, 10+ years experience), positioning the vendor to support task orders across junior analyst, mid-level program and technical management, and senior advisory roles. This breadth aligns with the vendor's service delivery across IT operations, program management, cybersecurity, and governance/enterprise architecture work.

The vendor's corporate structure situates Broadleaf as a subsidiary of Asrc Federal Holding Company, which itself is a subsidiary of Arctic Slope Regional Corporation (ASRC), a prominent Alaska Native Corporation. Two peer subsidiaries are also noted: Trilliance LLC and Broadstar LLC, both Alaska Native Corporation-owned SDBs. This holding-company structure enables Broadleaf to leverage ASRC's broader federal contracting footprint and infrastructure while maintaining discrete business-development and contract-execution responsibility for IT services work across defense and civilian agencies.

IT Support, Software Development, Software Engineering, Programming, Cyber Security, Agile, Project Management, Professional Services, Systems Engineering & Technical Assistance (SETA), Sole source, Alpha Contracting