Dignari, LLC

Dignari, LLC, a woman-owned small business, is a McLean, Virginia-based Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM) and federal identity services prime contractor working almost exclusively under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and two OASIS+ IDIQs awarded in December 2024. The vendor holds a subsidiary relationship to EY Government Services LLC and competes predominantly as a prime contractor (97% of 65 recent awards), with $1.16 billion in combined potential value and $449.6 million already obligated across 13 customer agencies.

Dignari's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Department of Homeland Security components. The top five agencies by potential value account for 93% of dollars: Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection (16 awards, $601.1 million combined potential), the DHS Chief Security Officer (26 awards, $270.1 million), DHS US Citizenship and Immigration Services (3 awards, $78.9 million), the DHS Office of the Chief Information Officer (2 awards, $68.8 million), and the DHS Transportation Security Administration (4 awards, $67.3 million). Award volume and dollar magnitude diverge sharply — CBP anchors the dollar total despite placing fewer orders than the Chief Security Officer. Recent named work includes a $24.999 million firm fixed-price ICAVMS support services call with CBP (awarded June 18, 2026, completion June 17, 2027); a $44.871 million time-and-materials USCIS ICAM Enterprise Services II call (awarded July 26, 2024, extending through November 25, 2026, with 203 FTEs and heavy subcontracting); a $44.851 million Office of the Chief Information Officer ICAM professional-services call on a time-and-materials basis (awarded July 1, 2024, extending through June 30, 2027); and a $52.869 million CBP Identity Verification, Screening and Access Management call (awarded May 18, 2023, completing August 15, 2025) that carried 56.1 FTEs and $23.4 million in invoiced labor in fiscal 2024.

The vendor holds seats on two recently awarded (December 2024) OASIS+ indefinite-delivery IDIQs: the OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside (five-year term through December 18, 2029) and the OASIS+ Unrestricted (five-year term through December 16, 2029), both issued by GSA's Federal Acquisition Service. The overwhelming majority of awards — 108 task orders — flow through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule parent vehicle carrying $1.48 billion in combined potential value. Additionally, Dignari holds a $450 million multiple-award blanket purchase agreement with CBP's Enterprise Services (awarded August 31, 2023, extending through March 10, 2029) and a single-award BPA with the DHS Chief Security Officer worth $99 million that sources task orders across ICAM and related identity-management programs. The vendor also carries a minor position on Alliant II and maintains a Defense Manpower Data Center seat.

Activity has been volatile. Awards per year peaked at 16 in 2023, declined to 11 in 2024, and have slowed to 7 through mid-2026 (8 awarded in 2025). Eighteen awards with combined potential value of $229.1 million face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months and therefore enter recompete windows. Service Contract Inventory (SCI) data reveals a rapidly scaling federal services footprint: SCI-reported invoiced labor grew from $22.6 million across 77.2 FTEs in fiscal 2022 to $89 million across 511 FTEs in fiscal 2024, reflecting strong year-over-year growth in both dollars and deployed workforce. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid rates cluster around $134/hr, with a spectrum from $46.78/hr (10th percentile) to $211.28/hr (90th percentile). This rate range is consistent with Dignari's GSA Schedule labor portfolio, which spans 59 unique categories from Data Technician II at $64.12/hr through Senior Consultant at $208.19/hr, none carrying security-clearance requirements and all requiring bachelor's degrees with 1–12 years of experience.

Dignari operates a teaming delivery model across SCI-reportable prime contracts, with subcontractors performing an average of 27% of contractor hours and 86 named subcontractors engaged across the recent portfolio. Notable subcontracting relationships include work as a sub to Peraton Enterprise Solutions LLC (credentialing operations maintenance, October 2025) and American Systems Corporation (independent verification and validation services, May 2022). On individual high-dollar contracts, sub-engagement varies significantly: the USCIS ICAM-ES II call (July 2024, $44.871 million) subcontracted 97% of hours to three vendors; the OCIO ICAM call (July 2024, $44.851 million) subcontracted 19% across four vendors; and the CBP Identity Verification call (May 2023, $52.869 million) subcontracted 33% of 116,819 hours to eight vendors. In contrast, on smaller Chief Security Officer calls for ICAM PMO support and Trusted Workforce services, Dignari frequently self-performs 85–95% of labor. The pattern suggests Dignari retains core program-management and technical-leadership roles and augments capacity with subcontractors on large-scale identity verification and system-development engagements.

Dignari's categorization is concentrated in two NAICS codes: 59 awards fall under Computer Facilities Management Services (likely a catch-all for ICAM and identity-services work), with single awards in Ship Building and Repairing, Computing Infrastructure Providers, Building Inspection, and Computer Systems Design. The PSC distribution reinforces the identity-and-access-management posture: 31 awards carry IT Management Support Services codes, 21 are programmed as Professional Program Management/Support, and 5 fall under Business Application Development Support, indicating a blend of managed services, PMO support, and hands-on engineering delivery. All recent work is full-and-open or woman-owned-small-business-set-aside competition under federal schedule vehicles; the vendor does not carry 8(a), HUBZone, or other set-asides beyond its WOSB status.