Centeva LLC

Centeva LLC, a SBA-certified women-owned small business headquartered in Logan, Utah, delivers software development, systems integration, enterprise IT services, and technical training as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) across civilian federal agencies, with a portfolio heavily weighted toward Nuclear Regulatory Commission and Department of Veterans Affairs work. Centeva holds WOSB and self-certified small disadvantaged business designations and competes across both set-aside and full-and-open vehicles, with recent set-aside posture split between Woman-Owned Small Business sole-source and competitive awards on VA training contracts, and unrestricted full-and-open delivery orders on NRC and multiagency work.

The top five customer agencies by award count—the NRC (26 awards, $374.3 million combined potential value), the National Cancer Institute under HHS (19 awards, $15.8 million), the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (11 awards, $69.3 million), and two VA centers (16 awards combined, $24.6 million)—account for 69% of awards. However, the top customers by potential value reveal a critical concentration shift: the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchors the portfolio with 4 awards carrying $5.28 billion in combined potential value, a figure that dwarfs all other customers and represents 91% of Centeva's total $5.81 billion combined ceiling. This dollar concentration stems from a small number of Navy contracts rather than award volume—a recompete-sensitive position that contrasts sharply with Centeva's broad award-count distribution across civilian IT work. The NRC remains the second-largest customer by dollars ($374.3 million across 26 awards) but operates at much smaller contract scale per award.

Centeva holds four parent contract vehicles anchoring recent task-order activity. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule is home to 15 task orders worth $72.6 million, predominantly driving NRC acquisition portal modernization and CMS web services operations work. Centeva secured two major OASIS+ seats in 2025—a Woman-Owned Small Business IDIQ (GSA, June 2025, seven-year period through June 2030) and a Total Small Business Set-Aside IDIQ (GSA, April 2025, five-year period through April 2030); both carry placeholder ceilings, establishing Centeva as a governmentwide service provider across management advisory, technical and engineering, R&D, intelligence, environmental, facilities, and logistics domains. The company also holds a $200 million Development and Integration Vehicle for Applications (DIVA) BPA with the NRC (awarded December 2024, through January 2030), which supports agile application lifecycle development, modernization, and operations across the NRC's enterprise IT suite. A single-award $1.87 million VA BPA for Electronic Contracting Management System and Integrated Financial Acquisition Management System training (through August 2029) anchors recurring VA training revenue, with multiple task orders issued through mid-2025 at sub-$200,000 call values.

Representative prime work spans NRC modernization and maintenance, VA systems training, and HHS research support. A $714,134 delivery order from the NRC (April 2023, due April 2028) procures software solution development and support for the NRC Acquisition Portal to modernize acquisition tools and reporting capabilities. A $2.99 million Woman-Owned Small Business purchase order from USDA's Digital Infrastructure Services Center (March 2026, through February 2031) funds engineering program support for the Scientific Computing Initiative Network, delivering network engineering and high-performance computing infrastructure management with two key personnel requirements (Strategic Initiatives Manager and Senior Network Engineer, each with eight-plus years of specialized IT experience). A series of VA BPA calls for ECMS and IFAMS enterprise training—including a $49,579 sole-source award (September 2024) and a $62,265 unrestricted call (August 2024)—represent recurring training delivery to the VA's Contract Professionals School. Centeva also operates and maintains CMS web-based services, including the Office of Acquisition and Grants Management Records Management System and SharePoint infrastructure, under a $238,192 delivery order (August 2023, through September 2025).

Activity has accelerated modestly: three awards in each of 2022 and 2023, four in 2024, seven in 2025, and five through mid-2026. The recompete cliff is minimal—only two awards (combined potential value $905 thousand) complete in the next twenty-four months, affording Centeva stability on its core VA and NRC bases but leaving the Navy contract exposure unclarified in the source. SCI-reported invoicing on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $11.8 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $7 million across 32.6 FTEs; FY2023: $2.9 million across 9.9 FTEs; FY2024: $1.9 million across 8.8 FTEs), with a median government-paid rate of $128.98 per hour and a spectrum from $73.90 at the tenth percentile to $204.63 at the ninety-percent-plus end. Centeva operates a broad GSA Schedule presence with 71 active labor categories spanning technical project management, data analysis, systems engineering, and executive-level subject matter expertise, hourly rates $81.02–$270.50, requiring bachelor's or master's education but no security clearance.

In its subcontractor footprint, Centeva supplies mission-critical NRC systems work to Teksynap Corporation, including operations and maintenance for NRC Mission Application Systems and ADAMS (Agencywide Documents Access and Management System) core and related infrastructure (awards June and May 2026), and delivers supply chain management and DevSecOps integration to Cognosante MVH LLC in support of HHS work (January 2025). Across SCI-reported prime service contracts, Centeva reports zero average sub-hours share, indicating it delivers most technical labor in-house rather than relying on named subcontractors—a posture consistent with its 97% prime contract footprint and its role as a specialized technical vendor to larger government IT portfolios.

Centeva is an acquisition-centric firm with the capabilities and experience to assist government with all of its acquisition-related needs. We have expertise in the acquisition life cycle and can assist you with acquisition systems design and implementation, support, and training. Our team can provide organizational alignment, policy revisions, systems modernization, process reengineering, staff development, and staff augmentation services. In addition, we support custom agile software development, IT consulting, technical training & compliance, data analysis and audits, business analysis and reporting to meet your technology modernization needs.