Competitive Solutions, Inc.

Competitive Solutions, Inc., doing business as Competitive Solutions Boggan Versteeg, is a for-profit consulting and software firm based in Alpharetta, Georgia, that delivers process-based leadership training, organizational development consulting, and Visuant software licensing and maintenance to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards). The vendor competes full-and-open with no set-aside designation across all recent awards and operates from a single headquarters location with SAM registration dating to February 2002.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on three distinct service lines: process-based leadership training and organizational capacity building (77 awards across NAICS 541611 and PSC codes for management consulting and training), Visuant software licensing and maintenance (11 awards, PSC IT Software), and custom curriculum development and continuous process improvement consulting. Representative prime work includes a $839.7 million delivery order from TACOM Life Cycle Management Command (July 2024) for OIBLC training services in Anniston, Alabama; a $705.6 million delivery order from Joint Munitions Command (September 2022) for process-based leadership training at Crane Army Ammunition Activity, with an ultimate completion date of September 29, 2025; a $520.1 million delivery order from the Army's Communications-Electronics Command (September 2024) for corporate philosophy refresh services in Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania; a $565.6 million delivery order from Joint Munitions Command (September 2024) for process-based leadership training at Pine Bluff Arsenal in White Hall, Arkansas; and recurring annual Visuant software licensing orders from the United States Mint (most recent $28.3 thousand in March 2026, extending through January 31, 2027).

Customer concentration skews heavily toward Army materiel commands. The top five funding organizations account for 73% of all awards by count and 83% by potential value. TACOM Life Cycle Management Command leads by award volume (26 awards, $4.2 million combined potential value) but Contracting Command Redstone Arsenal anchors the dollar ranking (16 awards, $11.4 million), followed by Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal (7 awards, $4.6 million). The United States Mint places 11 awards but in small dollar increments (total $275 thousand). The Marine Corps accounts for two awards valued at $1.7 million. Concentration by geography is equally narrow: performance occurs at Army installations including Anniston, Texarkana, Tobyhanna, Corpus Christi, Crane, Pine Bluff, and White Hall, with administrative headquarters in Alpharetta.

The vendor's primary contract vehicle is Federal Supply Schedule GS23F9761H (GSA Multiple Award Schedule), which carries 53 task orders worth $19.3 million in combined potential value. An additional 17 task orders ($7 million) are placed against the general Multiple Award Schedule category; seven task orders are placed under an indefinite delivery contract (DAAB0702AB013). All awards in the source data are delivery orders or purchase orders placed against pre-competed GSA or Army indefinite delivery vehicles; no new IDV awards appear in the recent footprint.

Activity has declined sharply from a historical peak. The vendor recorded three awards in 2022, four in 2023, seven in 2024, three in 2025, and two in 2026 (as of April). Only four awards (combined potential value $1.6 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting a modest recompete window relative to the current active portfolio. The vendor holds no subcontract work — the portfolio is entirely prime awards. Combined potential value across all 113 awards stands at $30.1 million, with $28.8 million obligated (96% of potential).

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