Celerity Government Solutions LLC

Celerity Government Solutions LLC, operating as Xcelerate Solutions, is a federal IT modernization and identity-management contractor delivering cloud engineering, federal identity proofing, background investigation services, and artificial intelligence solutions to civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor (78% of recent awards) and subcontractor. The company is a for-profit limited liability partnership headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, competing full-and-open across civilian and defense vehicles without set-aside designations.

Celerity operates under parent company Mcnally Excalibur Intermediate LLC and maintains two named subsidiaries — Clearavenue LLC and VMD Systems Integrators LLC — which expand capability breadth across consulting, systems integration, and IT services. The vendor's award footprint spans 80 federal contracts and sub-awards with a combined potential value of $51.05 billion, anchored to four multi-billion-dollar vehicles and driven by recent major LOGIN.gov and defense IT awards. Activity accelerated sharply in 2024 (16 awards) and has sustained momentum into 2025–2026 (16 awards combined), with recent wins reflecting Celerity's deepening position in federal digital identity and enterprise technology services.

Customer concentration is highly concentrated on government IT infrastructure modernization. The top five customer agencies account for 97% of combined potential value: the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health NITAAC Office of Information Technology Acquisition anchors $20 billion through a single vehicle, the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime contributes $18.03 billion across five awards, the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for $5.28 billion, GSA Federal Acquisition Service carries $5.09 billion across 10 awards, and the Department of Justice FBI Headquarters Division adds $1.13 billion. A separate ranking by award count reveals the FBI (8 awards), GSA (10 awards), and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (5 awards) drive operational tempo, while the HHS and DLA dollar concentration signals strategic partnership depth on marquee vehicles.

Celerity holds positions on five parent vehicles that materially shape task-order pipeline and revenue. The Multiple Award Schedule generates 47 task orders valued at $2.24 billion and hosts the bulk of background investigation work across DHS, Justice, and Interior. The Alliant II GWAC carries 16 task orders for IT modernization and consulting work. The $194.5 million LOGIN.gov Next Generation Identity Proofing BPA, awarded March 15, 2024, has generated four task orders valued at $225.2 million — including a recent $163.4 million identity resolution call order awarded May 1, 2026, and a $57 million combined FA1/FA2 call order from November 1, 2025 — establishing Celerity as the dominant identity-proofing delivery contractor on that initiative. Celerity also holds an indefinite-delivery contract under the DLA J6 Enterprise Technology Services 2.0 (JETS 2.0) IDIQ, an $11.93 billion vehicle running through October 2034, with a recent $41.3 million delivery order for Joint Contingency and Expeditionary Services sustainment issued September 24, 2025, and a second $24.8 million JETS order from 2022. The GSA OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ, awarded December 17, 2024, carries a multi-billion-dollar ceiling and positions Celerity for government-wide services procurement across civilian and defense agencies.

Concrete capability work centers on three capability clusters. Identity and authentication services dominate recent awards: the $163.4 million LOGIN.gov FA3 identity resolution call (May 1, 2026, completion October 31, 2031) delivers back-end identity matching and verification; the $57 million LOGIN.gov FA1/FA2 call (November 1, 2025, completion October 31, 2030) covers document capture authentication; prior $3.1 million and $1.6 million LOGIN.gov task orders from March 20, 2024, addressed identity verification and identity resolution respectively. Background investigation and adjudications work spans ten customer agencies and encompasses the $85 million Immigration and Customs Enforcement Background Investigation Services III BPA (April 10, 2026, completion April 9, 2029), the $258 million Background Investigation and Analytical Services BPA (August 29, 2025, completion February 28, 2031), and task orders from CBP ($32.4 million, February 1, 2026), DHS USCIS ($3.3 million, September 25, 2025), ICE ($12.7 million, June 13, 2025), and the Secret Service ($8.1 million, February 27, 2026, and $4.1 million, September 27, 2024). Defense IT sustainment and enterprise technology services include the $41.3 million JETS 2.0 call for JCXS sustainment (September 24, 2025, completion June 23, 2030) and the $24.8 million JETS order from 2022. AI and data engineering work flows through the $15 million Joint Artificial Intelligence Center Data Readiness BOA (March 11, 2022, completion March 10, 2027) and the $249 million OSD JAIC Test and Evaluation BPA (January 28, 2022, completion January 27, 2027).

Service Contract Inventory data reflects a labor-intensive, self-performed delivery posture. Celerity invoiced $48.3 million across SCI-reportable prime service contracts in FYs 2022–2025, with trajectory showing $241 thousand in FY2023, $22.6 million in FY2024, and $25.4 million in FY2025 — a sustained plateau at $25 million annually after scaling into the mid-$20 million range. FTE counts moved from 58.7 FTEs in FY2022 to a low of 1.9 in FY2023, surged to 121 FTEs in FY2024 (driven by JETS 2.0 and LOGIN.gov scaling), and settled at 85 FTEs in FY2025. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts span $53.18 to $1,137.86 per hour with a median of $95.94 per hour, reflecting a portfolio mixing administrative support and program-management labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors represent an average of 3 percent of total contractor hours, indicating Celerity builds and self-performs the vast majority of delivery staff; four named subcontractors appear across the SCI records. GSA Schedule labor-rate data shows 162 active categories ranging from $42.99 per hour (Administrative Support Specialist I, high school education) to $251.72 per hour (Subject Matter Expert III, bachelor's degree, 10 years experience), with no security-cleared roles offered — confirming that Celerity's capability footprint emphasizes unclassified civilian IT and support services rather than cleared defense work.

Celerity operates as a subcontractor on defense IT modernization and insider-threat programs routed through larger systems integrators. The vendor subcontracts to Salient CRGT Inc. on multiple labor-focused task orders for Defense Intelligence Program and related work (modifications spanning September 2023 through January 2025), to Accenture Federal Services LLC on Department of Defense Enterprise Application Modernization and Migration (EAMM) work delivering deep application assessments and cloud migration into DoD Impact Level 2, 4, 5, and 6 environments (February 6, 2025, June 1, 2024, and March 29, 2024), to Deftec Corporation for Insider Threat Office analytical support (September 1, 2026), and to Nakupuna Solutions LLC for Defense Threat Reduction Agency planning, operations, and advisory services (February 11, 2023). Sub-award activity shows fifteen modifications and task orders under Salient CRGT between June 2023 and January 2025, reflecting sustained labor-hour commitments to defense IT initiatives where Celerity feeds into broader prime delivery.

Five prime awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $67 million and representing near-term recompete opportunity. The recompete cliff is modest relative to the $51.05 billion combined potential-value backlog, reflecting the vendor's recent shift toward large, multi-year vehicles (LOGIN.gov BPA through March 2029, JETS 2.0 IDIQ through October 2034, OASIS+ through December 2029) that distribute revenue recognition and reduce per-year recompete concentration.

As a small business we exist to create innovative solutions that deliver results, manage risk from individuals to systems, and accelerate time to value. Across our three service areas - Enterprise Security, Strategic Consulting, and Digital Transformation - we optimize efficiency and effectiveness and enhance the security and resilience of America's personnel, physical and cyber infrastructure.