Centrifuge, LLC

Centrifuge, LLC, an SBA 8(a)-certified small disadvantaged business based in Reston, Virginia, delivers IT architecture, cloud services, data management, AI/ML application development, and DevSecOps to federal agencies as a prime contractor (73% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to large systems integrators. The company is a minority-owned, Subcontinent Asian American-owned limited liability company with a wholly owned 8(a)-certified subsidiary, Centrifuge 24X7 LLC. Centrifuge competes predominantly full-and-open on government-wide vehicles and holds a recurring 8(a) sole-source footprint with the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection.

Customer concentration is extreme and skewed by ceiling valuations on recent vehicle awards. DHS CBP dominates by award count—17 awards totaling $501.8 million in combined potential value—driven by a $450 million multiple-award BPA for enterprise emerging technology solutions and a $1 billion single-award BPA from FAA (labeled as DHS CBP in one IDV summary but awarded under eFAST as a centrifuge-testing vehicle). By dollar potential value, GSA Federal Acquisition Service claims the plurality through two recently awarded OASIS+ indefinite-delivery contracts: an 8(a) competitive IDIQ ($999.999 billion ceiling, January 2026–2031) and a total-small-business-set-aside IDIQ ($999.999 billion ceiling, October 2025–2030). NASA follows with two SEWP VI GWAC awards (partial small business and total small business set-asides, each $20 billion ceiling, November 2026–2036). The Navy ranks third with a $4 billion SEAPORT-NXG IDIQ (January 2025–2029), and the Missile Defense Agency anchors a $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ awarded December 2025. These placeholders obscure the actual task-order flow: across named task orders and purchase orders in the source, CBP and Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management account for most executed work. Recent concrete CBP deliveries include an $18.8 million AI-enhanced surveillance data platform (ESDP) delivery order under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (September 2026–2028), a $5.3 million platform engineering contract with the Bureau of Information Resource Management for thinnest viable platform (TVP) development (September 2026–2027), a $10.1 million State Department TVP contract under 8(a) sole source (September 2024–2026), and multiple smaller IT support and data services purchase orders totaling $4–$4.5 million each, awarded September 2023 through September 2026.

Vehicle position spans multiple acquisition channels. Centrifuge holds active seats on two OASIS+ indefinite-delivery vehicles through GSA (the 8(a) competitive and total-small-business set-asides), the 8(a) STARS III GWAC (one documented $4.5 million IT architecture task order under 8(a) sole source from CBP, September 2023), two SEWP VI GWACs through NASA, the SEAPORT-NXG IDIQ through Naval Sea Systems Command, the SHIELD IDIQ through the Missile Defense Agency, a GSA Multiple Award Schedule with documented task orders, a $450 million CBP BPA for emerging technology, and a $1 billion FAA eFAST BPA for centrifuge testing. The top-parent-vehicles block shows twelve task orders under the Multiple Award Schedule carrying $468.8 million in combined potential value, four task orders under Enterprise Business Management Support Services, one task order under 8(a) STARS III, one under Alliant II, and one under DEA Program Management Support, though the source does not characterize the scope of work under the non-MAS vehicles.

Activity has accelerated recently—three awards in 2022 to ten in 2025—though most growth is driven by vehicle awards rather than task-order volume. Six awards are recorded for 2026 (through November 1). Three awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, with combined potential value of $27.6 million, representing modest recompete exposure relative to the $95.52 billion combined potential value across all awards; the recompete signal is muted because most ceiling value sits in multi-year IDIQs and GWACs extending through 2029–2036.

Service Contract Inventory reporting captures a fragmented picture. SCI-reportable invoiced revenue on prime contracts reads as $0 across FY2023–2025, and the vendor FTE trajectory shows 0.1 FTEs in FY2023, 17.0 in FY2024, and 15.3 in FY2025. The absence of recorded invoiced dollars on prime SCI contracts—despite FTE activity—suggests that most work is either classified, mission-critical systems development not captured in the $150,000+ SCI threshold, or routed through the vendor's subsidiary or subcontractor positions. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for 4% of total contractor hours, with one named subcontractor reported, indicating Centrifuge builds its own delivery teams on SCI-reportable work.

Centrifuge operates as a subcontractor predominantly to Booz Allen Hamilton across multiple contract vehicle task orders, with nine named sub-awards to Booz Allen spanning June 2022 through November 2025 in application development, data management, advanced analytics, AI/ML, cloud services, and DevSecOps. Additional sub-awards name Leidos (one DHS HEITS task order, July 2025). The teaming pattern reflects a mixed posture: Centrifuge primes most work but regularly subs to large integrators, particularly on defense and DHS programs anchored by prime contractors with broader end-user relationships.

GSA Schedule labor rates span 67 categories, from Junior Analyst at $86.41/hr (Bachelor's, two years' experience) through Architect at $277.75/hr (Bachelor's, ten years' experience). Representative mid-to-senior roles include Project Manager ($156.70/hr), Cloud Project Manager II ($173.93/hr), Platform Engineer II ($190.28/hr), Data Architect II ($203.68/hr), and Program Manager III ($226.38/hr). No security-cleared labor roles are listed, consistent with Centrifuge's civilian agency posture and the company's profile in IT platform engineering, cloud architecture, and data services rather than cleared intelligence or defense-specific work (with the exception of the recently awarded SHIELD IDIQ and sub-work on DHS programs).

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