Contact Government Services LLC

Contact Government Services LLC, a Washington, DC-based for-profit small business, delivers legal support, litigation services, eDiscovery operations, and IT professional services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (36% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to larger primes (64% of recent awards).

Contact Government Services operates predominantly through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, where it holds 64 IT and professional services labor categories priced from $42.13/hr to $410.96/hr across high school through bachelor's-degree education levels, with no security-cleared positions offered. The company competes in a mix of set-aside and full-and-open categories — recent prime awards include Total Small Business set-asides alongside competitive full-and-open orders. The vendor's SCI-reportable federal services footprint shows 57.9 FTEs delivered in FY2024 (across 8 prime and 29 sub records), with zero invoiced revenue in FY2023 and FY2024 reflected in the SCI prime dataset, indicating that most of the company's revenue flows through subcontract work or contracts below the SCI reporting threshold.

Customer concentration clusters heavily within the Department of Justice ecosystem. The top five customer agencies account for 75% of awards: the Executive Office for US Attorneys (15 awards), US Attorney's Offices nationwide (10 awards, $3.1 million combined potential value), the DOJ Civil Division (8 awards), the FDA (6 awards, $60.3 million combined potential value), and the Export-Import Bank (2 awards, $9 million combined potential value). By potential value, the concentration shifts toward the large IDVs: the DOJ Justice Management Division's $75 million Rapid Technology Services BPA (awarded June 2025, through August 2026) anchors 42% of the combined potential value across all awards, followed by the FDA's $60 million eDiscovery Service Operations and Technology Management BPA (awarded September 2023, through September 2028), the Treasury Department's Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources at $14 million, and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule itself at $12.5 million ceiling.

Contact Government Services holds six prime IDVs: a $75 million multiple-award BPA with DOJ's Office of the Chief Information Officer for Rapid Technology Services (through August 2026); a $60 million single-award BPA with FDA for eDiscovery operational support and technology management (through September 2028); a $7.5 million multiple-award BPA with the Export-Import Bank for professional legal services and litigation support (through January 2029); a $5 million multiple-award BPA with the Executive Office for US Trustees for temporary legal services under GSA Schedule 736 (through May 2030); a $12.5 million Federal Supply Schedule contract under GSA MAS for IT and professional services (through August 2027); and a $225,000 single-award BPA with the Bureau of Land Management National Office for litigation support services (through September 2028). The bulk of recent task-order activity flows through the Multiple Award Schedule (27 task orders, $182.9 million combined potential value), with secondary volume under Alliant II (16 task orders) and the MEGA 5 Automated Litigation Support vehicle (12 task orders). Representative prime work includes a $1.5 million eDiscovery transition task order from the Export-Import Bank (awarded September 2024, through March 2030); an $853,381 labor-hours eDiscovery support delivery order from the US Marshals Service (awarded September 2024, through March 2030, Total Small Business set-aside); a $1.19 million time-and-materials contractor support services delivery order with the US Attorney's Office in Burlington, Vermont (awarded September 2023, through September 2028, Total Small Business set-aside); and a $14 million labor-hours eDiscovery operational support task order with the Treasury Department's Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources (awarded September 2023, through September 2026, under the MAS vehicle).

The vendor operates predominantly as a subcontractor to Deloitte Financial Advisory Services and BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the sub-hours share runs at 0%, indicating the company typically builds its own delivery teams on direct federal prime work rather than bringing named subcontractors. Subcontract engagement, however, is substantial: Contact Government Services subcontracts to Deloitte and Deloitte Financial Advisory Services on MEGA5 Automated Litigation Support, FOIA support services, and direct eDiscovery services (multiple sub awards dating 2023–2024), and to BAE Systems on General Integration (GI) support labor under an IT Government-Wide Acquisition Contract across multiple option years (sub awards dating 2023–2026). The subcontract work spans litigation support, FOIA processing, automated litigation support systems administration, and IT systems integration labor.

Activity has grown sharply — one award in 2022, 12 in 2023, 28 in 2024, tapering to 10 in 2025 and 4 in 2026 year-to-date. Six awards carrying combined potential value of $15.6 million face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months and present recompete exposure, with the DOJ Rapid Technology Services BPA completion in August 2026 representing the most material near-term recompete cliff. The vendor's combined potential value across all 55 awards (prime and sub) reaches $180 million, with $41.6 million obligated to date (23% of potential), indicating substantial unexercised ceiling capacity across the portfolio.

At CGS, we are committed to providing sustainable, meaningful solutions with an agile approach by combining cutting-edge technology with world-class personnel to deliver these solutions to fit your specific needs. Our teams of technologists, consultants, and project managers work with agencies to understand these needs while offering opportunities to innovate. We strive to simplify and enhance government bureaucracy through the optimization of human, technical, and financial resources