Data Intelligence LLC

Data Intelligence LLC, a New Jersey-based small business providing systems engineering, software development, and cybersecurity solutions to defense agencies, operates as a prime contractor across a diversified portfolio of federal defense and civilian IT programs—163 awards with a combined potential value of $101.92 billion, though only $108.2 million obligated to date. The company competes predominantly on full-and-open and total small business set-aside vehicles rather than 8(a) dedicated vehicles; recent contract activity shows a shift toward large-ceiling indefinite-delivery vehicles alongside traditional Navy delivery orders.

Data Intelligence's customer concentration is heavily weighted to Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (NAVWAR), which accounts for 81 awards (85% of award count coverage) with $561.7 million combined potential value. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command places 30 awards valued at $15.3 billion combined potential—but this potential-value figure is anchored by a single large-ceiling IDV rather than typical delivery-order sizes. The top five customers by award count cover 85% of activity, but the dollars distribution splits differently: NASA and the Army Materiel Command (both through large indefinite-delivery vehicles announced in late 2024 and early 2026) carry $40 billion and $37.4 billion combined potential value respectively, dwarfing the NAVWAR dollars despite NAVWAR's volume advantage. The FBI's Information Technology Supplies and Support Services 2 (ITSSS-2) BPA adds $8.61 billion potential value from two awards.

Data Intelligence holds positions on several multi-billion-dollar government-wide vehicles awarded since late 2024. The company was awarded the SEWP VI GWAC (NASA, November 2026) under both partial and total small business set-asides, with a $20 billion ceiling through October 2036. It holds a seat on the OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ (GSA, December 2024) with a ceiling theoretically capped at the placeholder value (no specified dollar limit), running through December 2029. Data Intelligence was also awarded the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ (December 2025, full-and-open, $151 billion ceiling through December 2035), though initial activity on SHIELD is minimal—a $500 delivery order. The company holds the FBI's ITSSS-2 BPA as a single-award vehicle with an $8.6 billion ceiling (through June 2032), and a GSA Federal Supply Schedule with a modest $475,000 ceiling (through July 2027). The company also maintains the POLARIS GWAC (GSA, total small business set-aside, $999 billion placeholder ceiling, through January 2030), though no recent task orders are listed.

Historically, Data Intelligence's primary vehicle has been the Systems Lifecycle, Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Security Engineering Support Services Navy IDIQ, which carries task orders valued at $68.3 million combined potential. The C4ISR Engineering Support Services vehicle (Navy) shows 68 task orders with $8.4 million combined potential, and two legacy Navy IDICs (N6600120D3601 and N6600119D0076) together carry $34.8 million combined potential. Routine task orders cluster in the $500,000 to $2 million range across NAVWAR, supporting tactical data link certification testing, command-and-control processor modernization, cybersecurity risk management framework validation, Link 16 interoperability analysis, and Navy Enterprise Resource Planning systems engineering.

Activity trajectory shows volatility: 15 awards in 2022, declining to 6 each in 2023 and 2024, rising to 9 in 2025, and only 4 recorded awards in 2026 (as of early November), though the 2026 activity includes two massive government-wide vehicle awards. Fourteen awards (combined potential value $74.6 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure concentrated in NAVWAR tactical-data-link and cybersecurity-engineering task orders.

Data Intelligence's concrete capability set centers on tactical data link certification testing and systems interoperability analysis for naval platforms (MQ-25, MV-22B Osprey, E-2D Hawkeye, P-8 Poseidon, Coast Guard Offshore Patrol Cutter); command-and-control processor modernization and tech refresh; cybersecurity engineering including RMF validation, C4I systems standards management, and information systems security services; systems engineering for naval ERP and business applications; and USMTF/XML symbology support. Representative recent awards include a $36.3 million total small business delivery order (March 2023, NAVWAR, Systems Lifecycle IDIQ) for cybersecurity and RMF validation services through February 2028; a $9.4 million delivery order (June 2025, NAVWAR, Systems Lifecycle IDIQ) for Navy ERP support services through June 2029; and a $6.4 million BPA call (September 2025, FBI ITSSS-2) for information security and telecommunications support services through March 2031.

Data Intelligence operates as a pure prime contractor—100% of awards are primes, with no subcontractor footprint in the award data. The Service Contract Inventory data shows sparse invoicing ($0 reported for FY2024–FY2025 SCI-recordable prime contracts), though FY2024 SCI records show 826 FTEs delivered across two prime SCI reports, indicating that much of the company's federal service delivery either falls below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold, is classified, or is captured through cost-reimbursement delivery orders that have not yet generated invoiced revenue at the time of source collection.

Data Intelligence's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 50 categories from administrative support ($54.66/hr, associate degree, entry-level) through senior engineering, cybersecurity, and subject-matter-expert roles ($218/hr, bachelor's degree, 10 years experience), with no security-cleared positions offered on the unclassified GSA Schedule. The pricing spectrum reflects a full-service delivery model capable of staffing both junior operations roles and senior technical leadership, without cleared-labor specialization on the transparent schedule side.

Data Intelligence has not demonstrated substantial subcontracting relationships in the source data; it delivers work with internal staffing or direct hire rather than relying on named sub partners. The company's federal posture is transitioning from high-volume, lower-dollar tactical work with NAVWAR toward a portfolio anchored by large government-wide vehicle seats, which may signal a shift from task-order execution to solutions-capability positioning across civilian and defense agencies.