DLT Solutions, LLC

DLT Solutions, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Herndon, Virginia, is a large federal technology solutions aggregator that delivers software licenses, cybersecurity tools, cloud services, and IT infrastructure support to civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) and occasional subcontractor. The vendor operates without SBA set-aside designations, competing through full and open competition across federal procurement vehicles. DLT Solutions is a subsidiary of TD Synnex Corporation, a major IT distributor.

DLT Solutions' capability portfolio centers on enterprise software licensing and renewal across industry-standard platforms. Representative recent work includes a $5.8 million Appian software license delivery to Air Force Life Cycle Management Center for the CON-IT program (April 2026, DoD Enterprise Software Initiative BPA), a $4.5 million AutoCAD software subscription and maintenance contract with Defense Logistics Agency for information operations (October 2025, GSA Multiple Award Schedule), a $2.6 million Social Security Administration Aventex ESSO authentication and password reset software maintenance order through NASA SEWP V (May 2026, firm fixed price through April 2031), and a $41.1 million Defense Logistics Agency Appian Program subscription license under the DoD Enterprise Software Initiative (December 2025, expiring December 2030). The vendor also holds a $151 billion IDIQ ceiling on the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program (awarded December 2025, ten-year vehicle running through December 2035) and carries a single initial $500 delivery order against that vehicle.

Customer concentration is highly skewed toward Navy and defense IT operations. The top five funding agencies—Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (1,327 awards, $6.8 billion combined potential value), Naval Sea Systems Command (2,143 awards, $106.8 million), Department of the Army (800 awards, $41.1 million), Marine Corps (582 awards, $265.7 million), and Naval Air Systems Command's Naval Air Warfare Center (518 awards, $30.4 million)—account for approximately 18% of awards but only 4% of combined potential value, indicating volume-driven concentration in small to mid-size orders alongside several large strategic contracts. Defense Information Systems Agency (499 awards, $495.1 million) and Internal Revenue Service (240 awards, $168.6 million) round out the high-dollar customer set. Activity has remained stable at roughly 500–600 awards annually over the past five years; 112 awards in 2026 through mid-August reflect partial-year data. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months totals 262 awards worth $791.2 million combined potential value.

DLT Solutions maintains dominant positioning on the Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4543G (17,238 task orders, $6.12 billion combined potential value) and leverages the Multiple Award Schedule broadly (3,669 task orders, $4.61 billion). Additional vehicles include NASA Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (1,248 task orders, $1.56 billion), Information Technology Schedule 70 (1,420 task orders, $419.5 million), and the Department of War Enterprise Software Initiative Blanket Purchase Agreement (active call activity, $81,487 Coast Guard renewal August 2026). The vendor operates across 843 distinct customer agencies, with award counts distributed heavily across software licensing (14,466 awards under IT software PSC), system configuration (3,189 awards), and software maintenance (1,728 awards). Primary NAICS framing reflects Other Computer Related Services (22,946 awards), Software Publishers (2,222 awards), and Computer and Peripheral Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (2,148 awards).

SCI-reportable service-contract invoicing totaled $1.9 million in FY2022 across approximately 9.9 FTEs; no reportable invoicing appears in FY2023, with FY2024 showing 9.7 FTEs across 28 prime records and 13 sub records. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI prime contracts ranged from $178/hr (10th percentile) to $202/hr (90th percentile median), with a median of $190.35/hr—a spectrum consistent with IT staff augmentation and systems engineering labor. SCI shows zero average sub-hours share, indicating DLT Solutions delivers its own labor on reportable service contracts rather than subcontracting delivery.

In its subcontractor role, DLT Solutions supplies software, services, and IT products to major defense primes including CGI Federal (DEFEND F network defense, February and April 2026), Science Applications International Corporation (NORAD/USNORTHCOM IT enterprise services and Quest software licenses, February 2026), Booz Allen Hamilton (Naval Air Warfare Center ISR payloads and COTS IT products, December 2025), Leidos (non-personal services under the SMIT contract, October 2025), Accenture Federal Services (enterprise digital and customer care platform for student financing, December 2025), and Fluor Marine Propulsion (Naval Nuclear Laboratory Oracle professional services, February 2026). The vendor also supplies software renewals and support to entities including MIT Lincoln Laboratory (December 2025), Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies (National Security Campus software, January 2026), and Rockwell Collins (MCM MySQL Cluster, March 2026). This pattern reflects DLT Solutions' role as a software distribution aggregator filling upstream prime-contractor demand for commercial IT licensing and renewals.

GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 28 categories priced from $97.86/hr (System Administrator I, associate degree, no clearance) through $489.26/hr (Consultant V/Senior Technical Director, bachelor's degree, ten years' experience, no clearance). Mid-range offerings include IT Architect I at $145.61/hr and Subject Matter Expert roles at $181–$248/hr, supporting technical staff augmentation and project delivery without security-clearance requirements. The vendor competes predominantly through full-and-open procurement channels across both civilian and defense agencies, with no recurrence of set-aside activity across the award footprint.