Corelogic Solutions, LLC

Corelogic Solutions, LLC, operating as Collateral Solutions, is a large for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Irvine, California, that delivers property information, geospatial data services, and real estate analytics to federal agencies as a prime contractor across full-and-open competition. The company competes without SBA set-asides, positioning itself as a mainstream vendor in the civilian federal market.

Corelogic's capability portfolio centers on property data subscriptions, address correction and geocoding services, parcel-level geospatial intelligence, flood risk modeling, and real estate transaction databases that support disaster response, housing finance, law enforcement, and tax administration missions. Representative work includes a $8.59 million delivery order with FEMA for geospatial software and data services supporting National Flood Insurance Program property structure and location lookups; a $1.99 million definitive contract with HUD's Office of Single Family Housing for loan data subscription and database access covering prime and subprime loan performance, delinquency, and mortgage-backed securities data; a $1.34 million FEMA BPA call for parcel-based address correction in support of disaster declarations DR-4828-FL and DR-4834-FL; and a $593 thousand contract with USDA's National Agricultural Statistics Service for public record parcel land data supporting Census of Agriculture geo-referencing. On the federal law enforcement side, Corelogic supplies the DEA and U.S. Attorney's Offices with RealQuest subscriptions for property record research and asset forfeiture screening, and delivers real estate tax support to IRS for large business and international tax operations.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward disaster response and property-data users. The top five customers by potential value account for 91 percent of combined award value, led by FEMA's Community Survivor Assistance Section (70 awards, $1.01 billion combined potential value), USDA Rural Housing Service (10 awards, $73.3 million), Department of Veterans Affairs Strategic Acquisition Center (12 awards, $36.1 million), FEMA core operations (82 awards, $35.8 million), and the Treasury Departmental Offices (16 awards, $14.6 million). By count, FEMA's core disaster operations and Community Survivor Assistance Section dominate the portfolio (152 combined awards), trailed by the Drug Enforcement Administration (57 awards) and IRS (34 awards). Award volume has remained steady to slightly declining — 16 awards in 2022, 18 in 2023, 19 in 2024, 11 in 2025, and 6 year-to-date in 2026 — with thirteen awards worth a combined $11.8 million reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months.

Corelogic holds its federal footprint across two primary vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 230 task orders worth $1.08 billion in combined potential value, and the Professional Services Schedule (PSC-based) carries 157 task orders worth $1.02 billion. Agency-specific IDIQs include a $63 million indefinite delivery contract with USDA Rural Housing Service for real estate tax support, a $36.1 million VA IDC, a $1.72 million FEMA Blanket Purchase Agreement for transaction-based address, geocoding, and flood mapping data services awarded March 26, 2025, and a newly awarded $50,000 indefinite-delivery contract with FEMA for storm surge and inland flood catastrophic data modeling software licenses and support through September 2030.

Corelogic competes as a prime contractor exclusively — 494 awards (100%) are prime; no subcontract activity appears in the source. The company holds GSA Schedule labor rates from $62.81/hr (Analyst I, bachelor's degree, no experience) through $252.59/hr (Senior Database Analyst, bachelor's, five years experience), with no cleared positions offered. SCI-reported federal service-contract invoicing shows $8 million in FY2022 across 9.1 FTEs, declining to $2.2 million in FY2023 (3.7 FTEs) and $1.7 million in FY2024 (2.5 FTEs); SCI captures only contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods, products, and classified work, so these figures represent a partial window into federal services delivery. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts ran $3,873.34/hr, with a 10th percentile floor of $152.39/hr and a 90th percentile ceiling of $37,268.81/hr — the high spread reflects the mix of data-licensing transactions and higher-touch consulting services in the portfolio.

The vendor's award backlog spans 61 distinct federal agencies, with awards concentrated in property-data NAICS codes (Mortgage and Nonmortgage Loan Brokers: 225 awards; Other Activities Related to Real Estate: 68 awards) and IT delivery PSC codes (IT and Telecom–Other: 105 awards; Real Property Appraisals support: 50 awards). Corelogic remains the incumbent on critical FEMA flood insurance and disaster-response data platforms and holds multi-year tax-support contracts with USDA and HUD, positioning it as a stable, noncompetitive replacement vendor for mission-critical property datasets and database licensing within civilian federal missions.