CTG Federal, LLC

CTG Federal, LLC, a HUBZone-certified small business based in Reston, Virginia, supplies commercial IT hardware, software licensing renewals, data-center infrastructure, and cybersecurity solutions to federal civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor (55% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor on larger programs. The company competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles—roughly 40% of prime awards carry HUBZone or Total Small Business designations—and operates primarily on cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price delivery orders under government-wide and agency-specific contracts.

CTG Federal's customer concentration is extreme. NASA anchors 80% of combined potential value across all awards, driven by a $20 billion GWAC ceiling on the Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement VI (SEWP VI) vehicle awarded November 1, 2026, with performance through October 31, 2036. Within that anchor, the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection ranks second across the federal footprint by potential value ($67.8 million across 24 awards), followed by the Department of Justice offices ($57.2 million across 53 awards combining the Justice Management Division and Criminal Division). By award count, the distribution is markedly different: the Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command leads with 96 awards ($19.7 million combined potential value), Naval Air Warfare Center places second with 88 awards ($18.1 million), and the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support ranks third with 68 awards. Distinct customer agencies number 136, but the top five funding sources—NASA, Department of Homeland Security, Department of Justice, Department of the Navy, and Air Force—account for the vast majority of dollars.

CTG Federal's vehicle footprint centers on SEWP V (the predecessor to SEWP VI), which carries 427 task orders and $291.7 million in combined potential value, with additional exposure on the Army's Information Technology Enterprise Solutions 4 – Hardware (ITES-4H) indefinite delivery contract (19 task orders, $4.6 million combined potential value), Alliant II (69 task orders), and Special Operations Equipment – Tailored Logistics Support (63 task orders). The $10 billion ITES-4H award to CTG Federal, dated September 19, 2025, supports the Army's Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software and Solutions (CHESS) program and Digital Market initiatives across domestic and overseas installations, including Fort Belvoir, Virginia; Fort Knox, Kentucky; Aberdeen Proving Ground, Maryland; Fort Wainwright, Alaska; and Germany. Recent ITES-4H task orders span Palo Alto Networks security firewalls (Aberdeen Proving Ground, $454.6 million ceiling), NetApp storage systems (Germany and Fort Knox), Cisco Catalyst switches (Fort Wainwright), Dell VSAN systems (Natick, Massachusetts), audio-visual equipment installations (Reston, Virginia; Warren, Michigan; Fort Eustis, Virginia), and Army Cyber Command, TACOM Life Cycle Management Command, and Army Corps of Engineers-Europe operations. The ITES-4H vehicle complements SEWP V/VI by providing dedicated Army hardware procurement capacity.

Recent capability work demonstrates a portfolio focused on enterprise infrastructure refresh and sustainment. Representative prime awards include a $9.9 million Delivery Order from the Internal Revenue Service for 18 HPE servers and warranties (April 2026); a $9.15 million Delivery Order from Customs and Border Protection for Dynatrace software licenses (April 2026); a $5.67 million Delivery Order from the Department of Justice Criminal Division for additional storage services running through May 2030 (May 2026); a $5.37 million Delivery Order from the Office of Personnel Management for Cohesity hardware refresh, software licensing, and support services through July 2030 (August 2026); and a $5.74 million Delivery Order from Customs and Border Protection for Rubrik hardware, software, and support services through September 2029 (September 2026). Smaller orders span NetApp storage renewals, Okta identity-management licenses, Infoblox DNS and IPAM platforms, Commvault and Cohesity backup solutions, VMware cloud licensing, and Pure Storage SAN deployments across Justice Management Division, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and other civilian agencies. On the Army side, task orders cover Palo Alto Networks and Checkpoint firewall renewals, Cisco networking hardware, and Dell and NetApp infrastructure equipment at forward bases and stateside commands.

As a subcontractor, CTG Federal supplies IT hardware, storage systems, and software licensing to primes including Triad National Security (Los Alamos National Laboratory HPE Greenlake and storage solutions), Fluor Marine Propulsion and Fluor Federal Petroleum Operations (Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program and Strategic Petroleum Reserve facilities NetApp and Pure Storage equipment), Science Applications International Corporation (Dell PowerEdge servers, Cisco Catalyst 9300 switches, and enterprise infrastructure), Peraton Enterprise Solutions (Defense Cyber Crime Center technical support), Pantexas Deterrence (Pantex Plant facility operations and equipment), Leidos (C5ISR systems support), and Accenture Federal Services (Department of Education and IEP portal services). Sub awards span physical infrastructure provisioning (storage, compute, networking hardware), software renewals and licensing (HPE Greenlake, Cohesity, Rancher Suite, VMware), and support services for federal laboratory and facility operations at Los Alamos, Oak Ridge, Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, and related Department of Energy and defense sites.

Activity grew sharply: 13 awards in 2022, 111 in 2023, 370 in 2024, and 317 in 2025, with 195 awards recorded in 2026 through mid-November. Combined potential value across all 1,066 awards totals $50.37 billion, with $472.8 million obligated (1% of potential value). The recompete cliff shows 125 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carrying $127.3 million in combined potential value, representing moderate renewal risk for the vendor. Top NAICS categories reflect the commercial IT procurement focus: Other Computer Related Services (503 awards), Computer Systems Design Services (131 awards), Facilities Support Services (94 awards), and Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (72 awards). Top PSC categories center on business application software perpetual licenses (100 awards), compute/servers hardware and licensing (70 awards), and application development SaaS (65 awards). Service Contract Inventory coverage is thin—$818 thousand in SCI-reportable invoiced amount across 39 records in FY2024–FY2025, reflecting the vendor's heavy reliance on hardware and software product delivery rather than labor-intensive services. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable labor cluster at a flat $240.63/hr median, with no security-cleared roles in the GSA Schedule portfolio. GSA Schedule labor categories span Hardware Technician through Executive Management Consultant, with rates ranging $116.71/hr to $311.21/hr and education requirements at bachelor's degree minimum; CTG Federal does not offer cleared labor through the Schedule. The vendor's sub-engagement share across SCI-reportable prime contracts stands at 0%, indicating the company builds most delivery teams internally on service contracts rather than layering subs.