Chainbridge Solutions Incorporated

Chainbridge Solutions Incorporated, an SBA 8(a)-certified Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, delivers enterprise IT services to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards) across application modernization, cloud migration, personnel security systems, case management platforms, and enterprise software development. The company competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles — 8(a) Sole Source and Competitive 8(a) designations anchor the bulk of prime work, with recent awards also utilizing Woman-Owned Small Business and total small business set-asides.

Chainbridge Solutions is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation under primary NAICS 541512 (Computer Systems Design Services) and 541330 (Engineering Services), with two named subsidiaries: Azoole LLC and Azoole Joint Venture LLC, both joint-venture women-owned small businesses. The vendor's SCI-reportable workforce grew from 27.6 FTEs in FY2022 to 48.7 FTEs in FY2024, with invoiced federal service-contract revenue of $29.9 million across FY2022–FY2024 ($5.5 million in FY2022, $12.6 million in FY2023, $11.9 million in FY2024). On SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates run around $142.38/hr, with senior technical labor pricing through $273.83/hr; the GSA Schedule portfolio spans 20 labor categories at $83.35–$185.03/hr, from Information Services Consultant through Senior Project Manager roles, all requiring bachelor's degrees and security clearances where applicable.

Customer concentration sits heavily in civilian IT modernization and security operations. The top five funding agencies by potential value account for 98% of combined potential across all awards, dominated by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (2 awards, $4 billion combined potential value, all tied to the SeaPort-NxG vehicle), followed by the Department of Justice Justice Management Division (3 awards, $92.9 million), Department of Energy Office of Management (4 awards, $16.1 million), Department of Defense Education Activity (6 awards, $14.6 million), and Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (4 awards, $11.4 million). By award count, DoDEA leads (6 awards), followed by PBGC, NRC, GSA, and DOE (4 awards each). The two rankings reveal a critical vehicle-driven skew: Chainbridge holds a $4 billion SeaPort-NxG IDIQ with Navy NAVSEA that dwarfs all other customer dollars, while the remainder of the portfolio consists of smaller definitive contracts and delivery orders concentrated in civilian agency personnel security, case management, and IT modernization work.

Chainbridge holds four major parent vehicles spanning both 8(a) and full-and-open set-asides. The OASIS+ 8(a) SBA-Certified IDIQ (multiple award, $999,999,999,999.00 ceiling, through August 2030) and OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ (multiple award, $999,999,999,999.00 ceiling, through December 2029) position the vendor to compete for task orders across integrated IT and professional services domains in civilian agencies. The OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business IDIQ (multiple award, $999,999,999,999.00 ceiling, through September 2029) leverages Chainbridge's WOSB certification. The SeaPort Next Generation IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command ($4 billion, through January 2029) carries no set-aside and is the single largest vehicle holding, though only a $500 minimum-guarantee task order has been issued to date. Chainbridge also holds an 11-task-order position on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with $103.5 million in combined potential value, and a $75 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of Justice Office of the Chief Information Officer for Rapid Technology Services through August 2026.

Recent prime award volume has grown from 5 awards in 2022 to 12 in 2024, with 7 awards in 2025 (through March 2026, covering only the first quarter) and 3 awards to date in 2026. Thirteen awards (combined potential value $36.1 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and face recompete risk. Representative recent work includes a $4.93 million firm fixed-price purchase order from DOD Education Activity (September 2024) for business process modernization support services in Peachtree City, Georgia, through September 2028; a $4.49 million labor-hours definitive contract from the Division of Administrative Services (August 2025, 8(a) Sole Source) for personnel security case management system design and development through July 2027; a $3.81 million firm fixed-price contract from Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (July 2024, 8(a) Sole Source) for Personnel Security Information System IT services through June 2029; a $3.14 million 8(a) Sole Source definitive contract from the Office of Management (August 2025) for computer-aided space management and design support services through January 2028; and a $17.27 million time-and-materials delivery order from DOJ Justice Management Division (May 2022, under MAS) for JSTARS modernization services through March 2026.

Chainbridge operates almost entirely as a prime contractor and builds its own delivery teams: 94% of awards are prime-contractor awards, and across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the sub-hours share is 0%, with only one named subcontractor reported across the entire SCI dataset. The vendor subcontracts to other primes on a minimal basis; sub-award activity includes ECAPE support services for General Dynamics Information Technology and disaster-response public-assistance work under FEMA disaster-relief IDIQs. The company's capability framing is driven by award work rather than corporate background — the portfolio centers on personnel security systems, case management platforms, enterprise architecture, application modernization, cloud migration, and IT services delivery across civilian agencies, with the SeaPort-NxG vehicle representing defense IT modernization capacity that has not yet been exercised through task orders.

Full spectrum of software development life-cycle expertise, including: Business process analysis, requirements development, software development, quality assurance, testing, training, documentation, and system maintenance.