CTG Federal, LLC

CTG Federal, LLC, a small business IT solutions provider headquartered in Reston, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor (52% of recent awards) and subcontractor (48%) delivering commercial IT hardware, software licensing renewals, storage and data-center infrastructure, and cybersecurity solutions to federal civilian and defense agencies. The vendor is HUBZone-certified and competes across both set-aside and full-and-open vehicles, with approximately 40% of recent prime awards designated as small business set-asides (Total Small Business and HUBZone designations recur throughout the footprint).

CTG Federal's prime capability footprint centers on commercial off-the-shelf IT procurement and sustainment: NetApp storage hardware and maintenance renewals, Cohesity data backup and protection platform licensing, Dynatrace application monitoring software, Rubrik cloud data management, Palo Alto Networks and Cisco networking equipment, and enterprise software subscriptions for identity management (Ping Identity/ForgeRock) and virtualization (VMware/Omnissa). Representative prime awards include a $9.9 million delivery order from the Internal Revenue Service (April 2026) for procurement of 18 HPE servers and warranties under SEWP V; a $9.15 million delivery order from Customs and Border Protection (April 2026) for Dynatrace software licenses under SEWP V; a $5.67 million delivery order from the Department of Justice Criminal Division (May 2026) for additional storage services under SEWP V with completion extending to May 2030; and a $3.86 million delivery order from the Department of Justice Justice Management Division (October 2025) for Cohesity renewals under SEWP V through September 2028. CTG Federal also holds a $10 billion multiple-award indefinite delivery contract with the Army's Program Executive Officer for Enterprise Information Systems supporting the Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software and Solutions (CHESS) program, awarded September 2025 with performance through September 2035.

Customer concentration reflects heavy reliance on civilian IT infrastructure buyers and defense hardware procurement channels. The top five customers by award count account for 34% of awards: Naval Sea Systems Command (86 awards, $18.5 million combined potential value), Naval Air Warfare Center (84 awards, $17.5 million), Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support (68 awards), NASA Shared Services Center (43 awards, $5 million), and Air Education and Training Command (43 awards). By combined potential value, the rankings shift toward larger dollars: NASA anchors the list with 14 awards valued at $20 billion combined potential value (likely including the $10 billion CHESS vehicle or related long-term IDCs), followed by Customs and Border Protection (17 awards, $54.6 million), Justice Management Division (30 awards, $30 million), Criminal Division (14 awards, $24.5 million), and Naval Sea Systems Command (86 awards, $18.5 million). The vendor has worked across 122 distinct federal agencies in recent years.

CTG Federal's primary vehicle is the GSA-administered Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC, under which 364 task orders carry $251.6 million in combined potential value. The vendor also holds positions on Alliant II (65 task orders), Special Operations Equipment — Tailored Logistics Support (63 task orders), the National Cyber Range Complex Event Planning IDIQ (14 task orders), and the ITES-4H Army hardware indefinite delivery contract. The $10 billion CHESS vehicle award (September 2025) represents a foundational capacity position within the Army's digital modernization and hardware procurement framework.

Activity has grown substantially year over year, from 13 awards in 2022 to 370 in 2024, with 314 awards in 2025 and 96 through September 2026. Within the next twenty-four months, 116 awards with combined potential value of $106.9 million reach ultimate completion, presenting a significant recompete window.

As a subcontractor, CTG Federal delivers IT hardware, storage systems, software licensing, and networking equipment to primes including Peraton Enterprise Solutions LLC (DC3 Cyber Crime Center and related DoD support), Pantexas Deterrence LLC (Pantex Plant operations and maintenance), Triad National Security LLC (Los Alamos National Laboratory management), Teledyne Brown Engineering (Marshall operations), Fluor Marine Propulsion (Naval Nuclear Laboratory), KBR Wyle Services (ground systems and mission operations), and Science Applications International Corporation. The subcontract work mirrors the prime portfolio — NetApp storage, Cohesity renewals, Cisco networking, HPE and Dell servers, Palo Alto firewalls — indicating that CTG Federal functions as a hardware and software procurement specialist feeding larger integrators on major federal IT and national-security programs.

CTG Federal's GovTribe-reported SCI activity is minimal ($10 thousand invoiced across FY2024, 0.3 FTEs at contract level), reflecting that the vendor's federal work skews toward goods and commercial off-the-shelf product procurement rather than labor-intensive services. GSA Schedule labor rates span $116.71/hr (Hardware Technician) to $311.21/hr (Executive Management Consultant), all without security clearance requirements and targeting business/IT management and technical roles. The small SCI footprint and low FTE trajectory indicate CTG Federal operates primarily as a commercial IT reseller and equipment distributor rather than a services labor provider.

The vendor's award trajectory and vehicle concentration — anchored on SEWP V and the $10 billion CHESS contract — position it as a transactional IT procurement specialist serving federal agencies' recurring needs for storage, data protection, monitoring, and networking infrastructure. The split between prime and sub roles (52%–48%) reflects a dual-channel strategy: CTG Federal pursues direct task orders on government-wide vehicles while feeding larger defense integrators on classified and mission-critical programs where it brings hardware commodity sourcing and supply-chain management.