Data Systems Analysts Inc.

Data Systems Analysts Inc., doing business as DSA, is a 50-year-old for-profit Subchapter S corporation based in Feasterville-Trevose, Pennsylvania that provides systems engineering, software development, cybersecurity, data analytics, and IT infrastructure support to federal agencies as a prime contractor on government-wide acquisition contracts and agency-specific IDIQs. DSA competes full-and-open (no set-aside designations across recent awards) and operates predominantly as a prime (77% of recent awards), with a sizable subcontractor footprint feeding delivery to larger defense primes including Parsons Government Services, Eagle Integrated Services, M.C. Dean, Obsidian Global, and Tapestry Solutions.

DSA's customer concentration is heavily weighted to defense and defense-intelligence agencies, though concentrated differently by volume versus dollar value. By award count, the Department of the Army leads (31 awards), followed by the Defense Information Systems Agency (25 awards, $174.5 million combined potential value) and the Army Acquisition Support Center Joint PEO Chemical and Biological Defense (9 awards). By potential value, the recorded portfolio ranks the GSA Federal Acquisition Service first with five awards and $90.75 billion in combined potential value, followed by NASA with three awards and $20 billion. The listed OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ is funded by GSA, while the SEWP VI GWAC is funded by NASA and carries a November 1, 2026 effective date, after the October 7, 2026 review date; those vehicle ceilings do not represent invoiced revenue. The Navy Naval Sea Systems Command and Army PEO Enterprise Information Systems round out the top five by dollars. Thirty-six distinct agencies appear across DSA's award portfolio, spanning civilian IT infrastructure, military technical solutions, command-and-control messaging systems, emergency response data platforms, and intelligence software development.

DSA's highest-value active work sits on multi-billion-dollar government-wide vehicles: the Army PEO PBUSE $136.1 million delivery order for military technical solutions information management and knowledge management services under Alliant II (awarded September 2024, extending through September 2029, performing 78 FTEs in FY2025 at $119.18 per hour derived rate); the DISA $58.5 million order for command-and-control messaging systems operation and maintenance under Alliant II (awarded June 2024, performing 24.7 FTEs in FY2025 at $164.23 per hour); the EPA $29.86 million order for information security and privacy program support under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (awarded October 2023, performing 19.5 FTEs in FY2025 at $132.85 per hour); and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement $21.68 million order for Victim Information Notification Exchange (VINE) operations and maintenance under CIO-SP3 (awarded July 2024). Smaller recent awards include a $6.21 million NRC delivery order for Emergency Response Data System operation and maintenance under Alliant II (awarded March 2026, extending through February 2031) and a $6.85 million civilian federal agency IT support delivery order under Alliant II (awarded August 2023). On defense professional-services work, DSA holds multiple delivery orders under the JE-OPETS-BEI IDIQ from the Joint PEO Chemical and Biological Defense, including a $7.1 million order (awarded February 2022, completed February 2025) and a $3.52 million Business Analyst role (awarded February 2023).

DSA places significant work through the ENCORE II Information Technology Support vehicle (21 task orders, $867.7 million combined potential value), the IT Schedule 70 GSA Schedule (23 task orders, $19.8 million), and the Responsive Strategic Sourcing for Services vehicle (17 task orders). The company holds a direct Alliant II seat, confirmed by its retained IDV 47QTCK18D0006, with five task orders valued at $252 million. The listed award detail also includes work under ITES-3S (Department of Defense IT enterprise services IDIQ), generating a $27.3 million Army PEO Enterprise Information Systems delivery order for Virtual Contracting Enterprise technical support (awarded May 2023, performing 15.4 FTEs in FY2025 with no reported subcontractors; the listed $99.18 derived hourly rate relates to FY2024).

The listed OASIS+ Unrestricted award dates to December 2024. The source records SEWP VI with a November 1, 2026 effective date, so it should be read as future-dated relative to this review, rather than as an already active vehicle. Historical award velocity shows a spike in 2023 (22 awards), dropping to 12 in 2024 and 5 in 2025, with only two awards in 2026. The recompete cliff is minimal — only two awards (combined potential value $34.2 million) mature within the next twenty-four months — reflecting the long-term nature of the vehicle positions.

On SCI-reportable federal service contracts, DSA invoiced $131.3 million across FY2022–FY2025, with FY2025 reaching $43.4 million across 147 FTEs (contract-level aggregate) and a growth trajectory from FY2022's $29 million. The vendor's median government-paid hourly rate across SCI-reportable prime contracts is $132.85 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $100.28 per hour and the 90th percentile at $230.10 per hour. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed 25 percent of contractor hours on average, with 52 named subcontractors reported — signaling a blended delivery model that leans toward internal staffing but strategically brings specialized subs (particularly on large Army and DISA orders). The GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 197 unique categories ranging from $71.61 per hour (Program Technical Support I, associate-level) through $278.06 per hour (Smart Buildings Program Director, bachelor's-level with ten years of experience), with no security-cleared roles. Recent task-order delivery on the Army and DISA orders accompanies the FY2025 FTE and invoicing growth; the future-dated SEWP VI entry does not establish delivery under that vehicle as of this review.