Digicon Corporation

Digicon Corporation, an Asian-Pacific American minority-owned Subchapter S corporation based in Rockville, Maryland, operates as a federal prime contractor delivering IT services, software development, and computer peripheral equipment across a sprawling portfolio of 1,611 awards to 122 customer agencies since 1987, with no subcontractor footprint. The vendor competes full-and-open across civilian and defense agencies; recent award activity is sparse (one award in 2021, none visible in the source after that date), and the combined potential value of $289.49 billion is heavily anchored by a single IDV vehicle rather than distributed across multiple active task orders.

Customer concentration is extreme and distorted by a single massive vehicle. The top-ranked customer by award count is the Department of the Army (449 awards, $162 thousand combined potential value), but this figure is dwarfed by the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health, which dominates on potential value with 76 awards carrying $204 billion combined potential value. This NIH concentration is almost entirely rooted in a single GWAC — the Government Wide Acquisition Contract 263030536 carrying $204.01 billion in potential value across 118 task orders. The second-ranked customer on potential value, the National Human Genome Research Institute (a subordinate NIH component), holds 18 awards worth $77.7 million. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service, the Army Forces Command, and the US Patent and Trademark Office round out the top-five potential-value customers. By award count, coverage of the top five is only 42%, indicating a long tail of smaller, older awards across USDA, Commerce, and other civilian agencies.

Digicon's parent vehicle position centers on two massive platforms. The Federal Supply Schedule GS-35F-5109H (information technology and telecommunications) carries 318 task orders worth $282.6 million. The GWAC 263030536 carries 118 task orders worth $204.01 billion — though the age and structure of this vehicle merit scrutiny; the most recent award date in the source is September 2021. Supporting vehicles include the Indefinite Delivery Contract 263010063 (64 task orders, $12.44 billion combined potential value) and three other IDCs in the range of $4.3 million to unspecified ceilings.

The vendor's NAICS and PSC spread is broad and product-heavy, suggesting the portfolio is a mix of legacy awards, GSA Schedule seats, and supply contracts rather than active services delivery. The top NAICS categories are Other Computer Related Services (413 awards), Electronic Computer Manufacturing (134 awards), and Computer Systems Design Services (87 awards). The PSC distribution is similarly heterogeneous, with IT and Telecom – Other IT and Telecommunications leading (321 awards), followed by Systems Development (226 awards) and software and component categories. This diversity suggests the portfolio may include historical awards, inactive vehicles, or award counts that reflect purchase-order or call-order fragmentation under a small number of parent IDCs.

Service Contract Inventory data, which captures federal service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold, shows minimal recent activity: $215 thousand in SCI-reportable invoicing in FY2022 (0.9 FTEs on a prime record) and zero invoicing in FY2023 and FY2024. The vendor carried 1.7 FTEs across prime and sub records in FY2022, declining to zero in FY2023 and recovering to 0.9 FTEs in FY2024, suggesting either very limited active service delivery or a shift toward supply contracts and GSA Schedule activity below the SCI reporting threshold. On the GSA Schedule, Digicon offers 72 active labor categories spanning service-desk desktop specialists at $43.22 per hour through subject-matter experts at $272.54 per hour, with education requirements ranging from associate to master's degree and no security-cleared roles. The hourly-rate posture on SCI prime records was uniform at $120.24 per hour, consistent with mid-tier system-administrator and project-manager pricing on the GSA labor portfolio.

The absence of any subcontractor awards in the source and zero sub-hours share across SCI-reportable primes indicates Digicon operates as a direct contractor rather than a teaming or subcontracting vehicle for other primes. The portfolio's age (most recent award September 2021, four years and ten months prior to the source snapshot) and the extreme concentration in a single $204 billion GWAC warrant investigation into whether these awards remain active, whether the GWAC itself is still in use, and whether Digicon's recent federal services footprint extends beyond what the SCI dataset captures.

Managed Service Provider, Information Technology, Cloud Services, Software Development, Business Applications, Bioinformatics, Next Generation Sequencing, High-Performance Computing, Platform-as-a-Service, Help Desk, Network Monitoring, Application Monitoring, Genomics Analysis, Software-as-a-Service, Infrastructure-as-a-Service, Database-as-a-Service, Backup-as-a-Service, Data Analytics, Application Design and Development, Business Intelligence, System Integration, Health IT, Scientific Programming, Biomedical Research