Chevo LLC

Chevo LLC, a woman-owned small business based in Rockville, Maryland, is a federal prime contractor (96% of recent awards) delivering program management, IT systems modernization, business process improvement, and management consulting services to civilian federal agencies, with the vast majority of work priced on labor-hour or firm-fixed-price delivery orders across indefinite-delivery vehicles. The company operates as a limited liability partnership and competes across both set-aside (woman-owned, small-business, total-small-business) and unrestricted vehicles, though set-aside posture varies by customer — the Internal Revenue Service concentration is unrestricted, while OASIS+ work spans both set-aside and unrestricted tracks.

Chevo's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward a single agency. The Department of Treasury's Internal Revenue Service accounts for 40 awards with $7.38 billion in combined potential value — 78% of the vendor's entire portfolio — spanning taxpayer services consulting, enterprise program management office support, IT systems modernization, and financial management services. The next tier of customers — the Federal Aviation Administration ($1 billion on one award), Customs and Border Protection ($452 million across four awards including a $450 million enterprise services BPA), and the Department of Interior ($92.6 million across six awards) — account for another 17% of potential value, leaving the remaining five percent distributed across 22 other agencies including the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, Coast Guard, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and the Office of the Chief Information Officer. This IRS dominance is driven by a $1.9 billion IRS Enterprise Program, Project, Integration Services (EPPIS) 25 BPA award (since terminated for convenience effective March 25, 2025) and multiple ongoing task orders under the company's GSA Multiple Award Schedule position.

Chevo's vehicle footprint reflects a dual-track strategy. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule anchors the largest dollar base with 53 task orders worth $4.1 billion combined potential value, driven by the now-terminated IRS EPPIS 25 BPA and the ongoing $145 million Food and Drug Administration Business Transformation Team BPA awarded in September 2026. The OASIS+ family — specifically the OASIS+ Total Small Business, OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business, and OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQs — provides ordering vehicles with 37 task orders worth $208 million combined potential value, supporting agencies including CISA, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Coast Guard, and the Office of the Chief Information Officer. Chevo also holds multiple single-agency BPAs including the $450 million Customs and Border Protection Enterprise Services BPA (awarded August 2023), the Information Technology Enterprise Program Management Support Services BPA with the Internal Revenue Service ($17.7 million across five task orders), and the Department of Interior's $52 million Information Technology Advisory and Business Performance Services BPA. The Customs and Border Protection BPA is structured as a standalone multiple-award vehicle with no set-aside applied at the vehicle level but carries a total-small-business designation on individual task orders.

Recent capability work demonstrates a pattern of IT modernization and program support within civilian agency infrastructure and enterprise transformation. Representative awards include a $2.36 million delivery order from the Coast Guard (September 2026, through September 2030) for business intelligence systems support under the OASIS+ WOSB IDIQ; a $3.88 million Internal Revenue Service delivery order (March 2025) for Inflation Reduction Act taxpayer services implementation program management; a $1.449 million Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency order (April 2026) for school safety support services under OASIS+ Total Small Business; and a $25.6 million Office of Operations (Department of Interior) delivery order (October 2022, through September 2027) for business and administration support services on a labor-hour basis under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. Service Contract Inventory records show more granular work scope: enterprise data operations support, customer service chatbot initiative delivery, requirements engineering for IT modernization, financial audit support, Congressional Budget Justification preparation, information governance and privacy services, and state and local cybersecurity grants program evaluation.

Service Contract Inventory reporting reveals moderate activity levels with declining recent trajectory. SCI-reported invoicing reached $21.6 million across 56 FTEs in FY2022, peaked at $35.7 million across 69.4 FTEs in FY2024, then declined to $24.6 million across 50.9 FTEs in FY2025. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts range from a 10th percentile of $83.32/hr to a median of $129.93/hr to a 90th percentile of $208.39/hr, reflecting a labor portfolio spanning administrative and data-analyst roles through senior subject-matter-expert positions. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio, spanning 24 active categories from $47.52/hr (administrative assistant) to $218.26/hr (subject-matter expert), confirms no security-cleared positions and education requirements ranging from None to bachelor's degree, with seniority bands spanning entry-level data analyst (two years experience) through senior consultant roles (eleven years experience).

Chevo operates with moderate subcontractor dependency. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for an average of 39% of contractor hours, with 112 named subcontractors reported across the portfolio. Named prime relationships include Maximus Federal Services (Enterprise Data Operations services), Peraton Inc. (enterprise systems testing support), and Accenture Federal Services LLC (enterprise case management support). Guidehouse Inc. (doing business as Navigant), Intel Evolutions LLC, Crisis1 LLC (service-disabled veteran-owned), Partner Forces LLC, Othsolutions Inc., and Systems Planning and Analysis Inc. appear as subcontractors on other task orders, with Deloitte Consulting and Accenture Federal Services named as frequent teaming partners in source materials. The subcontracting pattern is heaviest on OASIS+ and other large modernization efforts; smaller task orders, particularly under the Interior PMOSS IDIQs, show no identified subcontractor activity.

Twelve awards with combined potential value of $93.1 million are scheduled for ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure for the vendor. The largest near-term completion is the Food and Drug Administration's Business Transformation Team BPA (September 2026 award, $145 million ceiling, running through September 2031), though that award's base period extends beyond the twenty-four-month window. Within the strict near-term band, smaller task orders under the Interior PMOSS IDIQs, Coast Guard OASIS+ work, and IRS IT-EPMSS calls represent the immediate recompete risk, though the source data does not identify specific task orders completing in that window.

Chevo empowers organizations to Change and Evolve by delivering transformative services across Mission Acceleration, Integrated Program Support, and Financial Transformation. We propel clients from vision to results using our Mission Acceleration services to fuse strategy, process optimization, and breakthrough technologies-unlocking new levels of performance through intelligent automation, AI-driven decision-making, and robust change management. Our Integrated Program Support services ensure critical initiatives stay on track and deliver measurable outcomes, combining portfolio oversight, IT governance, and performance management with precision scheduling and proactive risk mitigation. Meanwhile, our Financial Transformation services modernize planning, budgeting, and reporting, aligning resources with mission priorities and ensuring transparency, accountability, and long-term fiscal success. At Chevo, we don't just support change-we accelerate it.