Capital Center For Credibility Assessment Corporation

Capital Center For Credibility Assessment Corporation, a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering polygraph examination and credibility assessment services to federal law enforcement and national security agencies on a full-and-open basis — the company holds no subcontracting relationships and competes predominantly for work without set-aside designations, though several of its parent indefinite delivery vehicles carry Total Small Business set-aside provisions reflecting the firm's small-business status.

The vendor's customer concentration is extreme. The top five agencies account for roughly 95 percent of combined potential value across all awards, led decisively by the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection (26 awards, $313.6 million combined potential value) and the Department of the Navy's Naval Criminal Investigative Service (16 awards, $80.2 million). The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (4 awards, $25.4 million), the U.S. Secret Service (5 awards, $20.7 million), and the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service (12 awards, $6.6 million) round out the active set. All 112 prime awards in the source are delivery orders or BPA calls placed against four major parent vehicles; the vendor holds no contract primes on full-and-open IDIQs or GWACs. CBP dominates both award count and dollar volume through a $48 million single-award BPA (September 19, 2023–September 18, 2028) under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, from which four task orders totaling roughly $50 million have been issued as of July 2026. The Naval Criminal Investigative Service sponsors a $41.87 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (May 19, 2025–May 31, 2030) set aside for Total Small Business, supporting approximately 9,000 annual polygraph examinations across the Department of Defense; 54 task orders under this vehicle total $26.9 million in combined potential value. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives holds a $24.17 million single-award indefinite delivery contract (August 1, 2023–July 31, 2028) also set-aside for small business, with three delivery orders to date. The U.S. Secret Service established a $20 million multiple-award BPA effective January 1, 2026–December 31, 2031, under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, with two task orders issued through March 2026. Capital Center also maintains a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract with a $1 million ceiling (August 18, 2022–August 17, 2027), pricing seven labor categories across the spectrum — Credibility Assessment Scheduler at $57.64 per hour (high school, security-cleared) through senior roles including Credibility Assessment Examiner, Quality Control Manager, Instructor, and Expert Witness at $186.37–$269.22 per hour (bachelor's degree, security-cleared).

The vendor's core capability is polygraph examination and truth-verification assessment. Representative work includes a $19.16 million CBP BPA call (issued June 2, 2026, completion June 1, 2027) for personnel screening and investigative polygraph functions; a $1.4 million Naval Criminal Investigative Service delivery order (issued August 7, 2025, completion August 10, 2026) for polygraph services at government sites supporting the Navy's Counterintelligence Scope program; and a $24.17 million multi-year contract with the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives for polygraph examinations at Fairfax and Kingstowne, Virginia locations. Capital Center performs all work directly as prime contractor with no subcontracting; across SCI-reportable service contracts (FY2022–FY2024), the vendor self-performed 100 percent of labor, generating $14.6 million in invoiced revenue ($5.6 million in FY2022, $2.5 million in FY2023, $6.6 million in FY2024). SCI records show zero FTEs across the fiscal-year range — a technical artifact of how SCI reports labor-hour thresholds on firm fixed-price delivery orders — and should not be interpreted as workforce size; the source indicates substantial operational capacity to deliver 9,000 annual examinations under the NCIS vehicle alone.

Activity has grown year over year, from 15 awards in 2022 to 21 in 2025, with recent deceleration in 2026 (8 awards through July) reflecting the typical front-loading of task-order issuance early in government fiscal years. Thirteen awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $24.3 million and face recompete risk. The vendor's footprint spans Continental U.S. locations (primarily Ashburn, Virginia, Kingstowne, Virginia, and Fairfax, Virginia for performance) and includes overseas work supporting the State Department's Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement in Colombia. Work is characterized as firm fixed-price delivery orders under Total Small Business set-asides (for Navy, ATF, Air Force task orders) and full-and-open multiple-award BPA calls (for CBP, Secret Service, GSA Schedule). Capital Center derives roughly 67 percent of combined potential value from CBP and NCIS alone, positioning the vendor as a dependent-on-customer firm with limited diversification; the retirement or recompete of either major vehicle would materially affect revenue trajectory.