CGI Federal Inc.

CGI Federal Inc., a subsidiary of CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc., operates as a prime contractor on full-and-open federal IT services, systems integration, cloud hosting, and business process modernization across civilian and defense agencies, with no SBA set-aside profile. The company is foreign-owned, for-profit, headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, and competes predominantly in unrestricted federal procurements across the IT services, administrative management consulting, and computer systems design sectors (primary NAICS: 541512, 541611, 541330).

CGI Federal's recent award portfolio reflects concentration across civilian IT modernization and financial systems work. By award count, the Department of the Navy (227 awards, $441.7 million), Justice Management Division (178 awards, $2.73 billion), and the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (154 awards, $5.65 billion) represent the top three customer agencies across a base of 264 distinct federal customers. By combined potential value, however, concentration shifts: GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates with $96.27 billion (68 awards), followed by Naval Sea Systems Command at $82.55 billion (30 awards), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services at $25.36 billion (54 awards), and the State Department's Bureau of Consular Affairs at $11.96 billion (66 awards). This split signals that GSA and Navy awards anchor the largest dollars while Justice Management and USPTO drive transaction volume. The company faces $3.8 billion in recompete across 140 awards completing within the next twenty-four months.

CGI Federal maintains substantial vehicle presence across GSA and agency-specific IDIQs. The Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4797H supports 718 task orders valued at $12.94 billion, while the broader Multiple Award Schedule shelters 407 orders worth $5.92 billion. Agency vehicles include the $2 billion Foundation Cloud Hosting Services 2 (FCHS2) IDIQ with the Department of Interior, a $250 million Small Business Innovative Research Phase III IDIQ for the Total Asset Visibility Program (TAVP) with DoD Troop Support, and a $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ awarded by the Missile Defense Agency. Recent additions include a $1.32 billion MAS contract awarded August 2026 and a $20 billion NASA SEWP VI GWAC awarded November 2026. BPA vehicles span $95 million with the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation for financial management IT services, $502 million with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for GLINDA 2.0, and $900 million with Customs and Border Protection for enterprise business management services.

Representative work demonstrates breadth across financial systems, cloud hosting, and operations-and-maintenance. Recent prime awards include a $175.7 million delivery order with the Department of Veterans Affairs (February 2026) for IFAMS financial management migration; a $76.3 million FAA delivery order (September 2025) for NOTAM Modernization and Management Services; a $70.2 million Social Security Administration delivery order (September 2025) for Electronic Remittance System and Online Accounting and Reporting System operations and maintenance; a $69.6 million Justice Management Division delivery order (September 2026) for mail and warehouse management general support services; and a $64.3 million EPA delivery order (July 2025) for COMPASS financial and operations licensing, operations, and maintenance. The company also holds a $221.2 million Department of State definitive contract (September 2025) for book personalization facilities operations and a $38.2 million State Department delivery order (December 2024) for overseas consular support services in the Southeastern Europe, Emirates, and Caucasus regions.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue shows FY2022 activity of $922.4 million across 3,712 FTEs, growing to $1.16 billion in FY2024 across 4,829 FTEs, before declining to $963.9 million in FY2025 across 4,686 FTEs. Government-paid hourly rates on federal services contracts span a median of $157.14/hr, with entry-level process specialists at the 10th percentile ($98.63/hr) and senior cloud strategists reaching the 90th percentile ($1,956.22/hr). CGI Federal's GSA Schedule labor portfolio includes 369 active categories ranging from $35.53/hr for junior roles to $370.04/hr for senior cloud strategists, requiring bachelor's degrees across the spectrum with no security-cleared positions offered. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for approximately 6% of total hours, with 489 named subcontractors reported across the prime footprint. This low sub-engagement share indicates that CGI Federal primarily builds and staffs its own delivery teams rather than operating as a pass-through to subcontractor labor.

In the subcontractor role, CGI Federal performs specialized services to larger primes. Named sub relationships include Accenture Federal Services on IRS Return Integrity and Compliance Services (award September 2022, January 2026); IBM on Pension Optimization Initiative work (multiple awards August–September 2025); CACI NSS on Special Operations Forces Emerging Threats operations (May 2025) and FMBT IFAMS interface development (June 2025); Peraton Enterprise Solutions on DC3 TABO support (March 2026) and Consular Affairs Enterprise Infrastructure Operations (November 2025); Deloitte Consulting on Travel Issuance and Overseas Citizen Assistance portfolio support (November 2025); BAE Systems on USMS FORCE core and lifecycle application engineering (September 2025, June 2025); Torch Technologies on specialty engineering support for Army Aviation and Missile Command (September 2025, April 2025); SAIC on System Software Lifecycle Engineering (June 2025); and Science Applications International Corporation on military systems software development (June 2025). The company also acts as prime on SBIR work, subcontracting equipment and system integration to Locatorx Inc., Atlas RFID Solutions Store LLC, and Technology Solutions Provider LLC for a $10.7 million Marine Corps unified automation and logistics contract (June 2025).

Activity levels show decline across the five-year window: 97 awards in 2022, growth to 203 in 2023, then contraction to 163 (2024), 105 (2025), and 70 awards year-to-date in 2026. This trajectory reflects transition from new vehicle awards and initial task orders toward steady-state ordering under established master IDIQs. CGI Federal's $540.05 billion combined potential value across all awards places it among the largest federal contractors; however, only $18.06 billion (3%) has been obligated, underscoring the ceiling-driven nature of large GSA and agency vehicles. Combined with the $3.8 billion recompete cliff in the next two years, the vendor faces both opportunity to drive up utilization on existing vehicles and pressure to defend and renew expiring task orders.