Disruptive Solutions LLC

Disruptive Solutions LLC, a Sterling, Virginia-based service-disabled veteran-owned business operating as a limited liability partnership, functions almost entirely as a subcontractor (93% of recent awards) delivering cybersecurity consulting, IT infrastructure support, and application operations and maintenance services to federal civilian agencies and Department of Defense components. The vendor holds a single prime award—a $151 billion multiple-award IDIQ under the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program (awarded December 29, 2025, running through December 28, 2035)—but has not yet executed material work under that vehicle beyond a $500 firm fixed-price delivery order for performance in Huntsville, Alabama.

The vendor's substantive revenue derives from subcontracting relationships, concentrated heavily with two primes: Booz Allen Hamilton (approximately 25 named sub awards across cybersecurity consulting, systems testing and compliance, and data operations work) and Deloitte & Touche LLP (approximately 20 named sub awards spanning IT operations and maintenance, application development, Chief Information Officer Enterprise Support Services, data management, and IT infrastructure). Sub work against these primes covers defense data operations, financial crimes enforcement and anti-money-laundering systems, cybersecurity assessment and remediation, and DevSecOps application lifecycle support. Representative recent sub task orders include information systems testing and compliance support for DoD Washington Headquarters Service (January 2025 award against Booz Allen), data management support for Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (April 2026 award against Deloitte), and a systems integrator and service desk order supporting the ADVANA operating system environment (June 2025 award against Booz Allen).

Customer concentration sits with federal law enforcement, defense, and financial intelligence agencies. The top five customer entities by award count account for 78% of named awards: DoD Washington Headquarters Service (15 awards), Treasury Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (14 awards), Securities and Exchange Commission (9 awards), Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service (3 awards), and Treasury Internal Revenue Service (2 awards). The potential-value ranking diverges markedly from award count—the GSA Federal Acquisition Service carries the highest potential value ($100 thousand) on a single Multiple Award Schedule order, while the Missile Defense Agency accounts for $500 in potential value across two awards, reflecting that Disruptive Solutions' dollar volume is driven by sub-task activity on primes rather than by direct prime awards. Award volume has grown from seven awards in 2022 to fifteen in 2025, with five awards already recorded in 2026 year to date.

Disruptive Solutions places task orders on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (38 task orders, $100 thousand potential value), Alliant II (16 task orders), and One OIT (9 task orders), positioning it to pursue IT and cybersecurity work across civilian and defense IT infrastructure procurements. Service Contract Inventory records show 28 SCI-reportable contracts, all as named subcontractor (zero as prime), spanning FY2022–FY2024. Workforce scale on SCI-captured work grew from 7.9 FTEs in FY2022 to 23.6 FTEs in FY2024, reflecting expansion of sub engagement. On its GSA Schedule, the vendor offers twenty-four labor categories spanning cybersecurity pen testers, security subject-matter experts, cyber systems engineers, and incident response engineers, with rates ranging from $106.95 per hour for entry-level cybersecurity pen testing roles (bachelor's degree, one year experience) through $322.15 per hour for senior incident response engineers (bachelor's degree, eight years experience). No security-cleared labor categories are listed in the active portfolio.

Disruptive Solutions is a Veteran-owned, Small Business focused on providing niche technical services to gov't and commercial customers. Core competencies include computer forensics, DOMEX/MEDEX/CELLEX, cyber security and incident response, technical training support and custom course creation, malware analysis and reverse engineering, red and blue team testing.