Clvg Consulting, Inc.

Clvg Consulting, Inc., an SBA 8(a) certified woman-owned small disadvantaged business based in Falls Church, Virginia, competes predominantly as a prime contractor (54% of recent awards) on federal IT modernization, financial systems support, and defense technology initiatives, with concurrent subcontractor engagement on Department of Defense healthcare IT programs through Accenture Federal Services. The firm holds Subchapter S corporation status and maintains concurrent certifications as a small disadvantaged business and woman-owned business, expiring its 8(a) participant status on July 7, 2029.

Clvg's recent award trajectory accelerated sharply into 2024 and 2025—from a single award in 2022 to thirteen in 2024 and seven through December 2025—but this growth masks a dramatic structural shift in vehicle posture. The combined potential value across all awards stands at $50.02 billion, almost entirely anchored to two GSA IDIQ vehicles awarded in November and December 2024: the OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside (multiple award, no set-aside, $999.99 billion ceiling, expiring December 18, 2029) and the OASIS+ 8(a) Small Business Multiple Agency Contract (competitive 8(a), $999.99 billion ceiling, expiring November 5, 2029). Additionally, Clvg received award on the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) contract, a $151 billion multiple-award IDIQ with the Missile Defense Agency (no set-aside, full and open competition, extending through December 28, 2035). The three gateway vehicles represent 100% of the firm's combined potential value and dwarf all other work; the underlying IDIQ ceilings are placeholder values with no specified spending floors. Obligated dollars across all awards total only $13.2 million (0% of combined potential value), signaling these are nascent vehicles with minimal task order issuance to date.

Within this vehicle framework, Clvg's operational footprint splits unevenly. Prime awards under the 8(a) STARS III GWAC and single-award arrangements account for approximately $12.5 million in potential value—a $4.5 million Customs and Border Protection VRMA support delivery order (Competitive 8(a), August 2024, through August 2028), a $4.4 million Uniformed Services University GFEBS Help Desk Support delivery order (8(a) Sole Source, May 2023, through May 2028), and a $4.5 million USUHS Financial Management and GFEBS Support Services purchase order (8(a) Sole Source, May 2025, through May 2029). A $3.1 million Army National Guard IPPS-A Support Services delivery order (no set-aside, June 2022, through July 2027) under 8(a) STARS III rounds out the firm's larger prime commitments. Smaller named work includes a $1.7 million SharePoint Enhancement delivery order with the Office of Policy Management and Budget (Total Small Business set-aside, August 2024, through August 2025) and a $225 thousand graphics support definitive contract with Washington Headquarters Service (8(a) Sole Source, September 2025, through September 2026).

Customer concentration by award count tilts toward the Air Force Materiel Command Electronic Systems Center (8 awards) and Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (4 awards), with GSA Federal Acquisition Service, USUHS, and Customs and Border Protection rounding out the top tier by dollar magnitude. However, concentration by potential value inverts entirely: GSA accounts for approximately 100% of combined potential value ($50 billion) due to the OASIS+ vehicles, while all operating programs together represent less than one percent. This structure reflects Clvg's recent capture of two foundational GSA contract vehicles but minimal task order revenue flowing yet.

Clvg's subcontractor footprint is entirely anchored to Accenture Federal Services, with twelve sub-award records spanning September 2024 through September 2025 across Defense Department healthcare IT programs: Enterprise Task Management Software Solutions (ETMS2) software-as-a-service, virtual health and behavioral medicine labor augmentation, and Operational Requirements File (ORF) help desk support. Subcontract scope centers on Department of Navy licensing, labor staffing, and software-as-a-service modules under PEO DHMS management. This deep bench beneath one prime signals Clvg functions as a specialized feeder to Accenture's defense healthcare business rather than a diversified subcontractor.

Service Contract Inventory data covering federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold shows SCI-reportable invoicing of $310 thousand in FY2024 across 0.9 FTEs on prime contracts. The same period captures 14.5 FTEs estimated across prime and sub-records, up from 3.8 FTEs in FY2022, reflecting labor-intensive support delivery, particularly within the Accenture subcontract engagement. Across SCI prime records, government-paid median hourly rates ran approximately $171/hr, with the 10th to 90th percentile band spanning $155 to $187/hr. On the GSA Schedule, Clvg maintains 22 active labor categories ranging from $96.83/hr (junior information security analyst, bachelor's, no clearance) through $271.86/hr (subject matter expert, master's, 12 years experience), with no cleared positions offered.

Awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months total three, carrying combined potential value of $7.8 million and representing recompete opportunity for the graphics support, SharePoint enhancement, and Office of Policy Management and Budget engagements. The bulk of Clvg's ceiling resides in the three GSA and MDA IDIQ vehicles, which extend through 2029 or 2035 and carry no near-term completion pressure.