Datasource, Inc.

Datasource, Inc., a woman-owned small business incorporated as a Subchapter S corporation and headquartered in McLean, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor delivering personnel security and background investigation IT platforms, case management systems, and federal IT infrastructure support through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) and a handful of government indefinite delivery contracts. Datasource competes across both woman-owned small business (WOSB) set-asides and full-and-open federal procurements, with recent awards split roughly evenly between sole-source WOSB designations and unrestricted delivery orders. The company has maintained continuous federal contracting relationships since 2001 SAM.gov registration and operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards), with no subcontractor footprint.

Datasource's customer concentration is sharply bimodal. By award count, the Department of the Navy dominates—33 awards concentrated under Naval Sea Systems Command (15 awards accounting for $82.56 billion combined potential value)—but this massive dollar share is atypical of the company's operational footprint and reflects a single large SeaPort-e contract vehicle award that carries a multi-billion placeholder ceiling. By actual transaction size and operational activity, Datasource's real customer base clusters around civilian IT operations: the Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service (11 awards, $25.3 million), the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (6 awards, $2.8 million), and the US Agency for Global Media (2 awards, $4.2 million). The GSA Federal Acquisition Service ranks third by potential value ($18.5 million across 2 awards) due to MAS vehicle positioning.

Datasource's concrete capability portfolio centers on three overlapping IT domains. First, automated background investigation system (ABIS) and Web-Based Automated Background Investigation System (WEBABIS) support: software maintenance and hosting for the IRS's background investigation platform ($2.19 million sole-source delivery order, May 2025), CFPB ABIS support services ($396.7 thousand, August 2021), and SBA ABIS platform delivery ($743.7 thousand, April 2023). Second, case management and personnel security platforms: a $3.06 million US Agency for Global Media delivery order for personnel security information technology platform development (May 2026, running through 2031), and a $1.1 million USGM case management services order (April 2026, same window), alongside International Trade Commission case management system software ($315.6 thousand, September 2023). Third, specialized federal IT infrastructure support: a $404.9 thousand Receipts and Expenditures Allocation Model (REAM) maintenance contract for the Office of Policy Management and Budget (December 2022 through November 2027), and an Automated Background Investigation System option-year exercise for GSA ($353.3 thousand, April 2025).

The vendor's primary NAICS split (52 awards under Custom Computer Programming Services, 18 under Computer Systems Design Services) and PSC coding (38 awards under IT and Telecom—Facility Operation and Maintenance) reflect a steady delivery model oriented toward application development, system maintenance, and back-office IT operations support rather than high-end architecture or transformation consulting. SCI-reported invoiced revenue for federal services contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $4.8 million across FY2022–FY2024 ($1.2 million FY2022, $1.3 million FY2023, $2.2 million FY2024), supporting a federal services workforce averaging 5.1 to 7.2 FTEs across these three years. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, median government-paid hourly rates ran $84.99/hr, with specialist labor pricing ranging from the low $40s/hr for junior administrative roles to $225/hr for senior IT subject-matter expert positions. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 35 unique categories at $41.40–$247.83/hr, covering junior through senior IT operations, programming, security, and systems-analysis roles with no security-cleared positions.

Datasource's activity trajectory shows modest growth: one award each in 2021 and 2022, then two awards in 2023, three in 2025, and three in 2026. The recompete cliff within the next twenty-four months includes only four awards with combined potential value of $3.2 million, indicating low near-term contract-maturation risk. Parent vehicle positioning is anchored to the GSA Schedule (37 task orders under Federal Supply Schedule GS35F5903H for $24.8 million, and 17 under the MAS parent for $19.1 million), with smaller exposure to Navy-side indefinite delivery contracts (11 task orders under IDC N0017499A0007, 4 under TIRNO00D00016 for $4.7 million, and the high-ceiling SeaPort-e vehicle carrying two task orders at $72.55 billion). The company executes all work internally across SCI-reportable primes with zero subcontractor hours; teaming or sub-pass arrangements do not appear in the source record.

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