Drodex Inc.

Drodex Inc., an SBA-certified 8(a) small disadvantaged business based in Huntsville, Alabama, operates as a 100% prime contractor delivering specialized IT hardware, software renewals, professional staffing support, and security services to Department of Defense and federal civilian agencies. The company is minority-owned and Asian-Pacific American owned, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides across both contract vehicles and full-and-open procurements.

Customer concentration is extreme and carries recompete risk. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Research Development and Engineering Command accounts for 153 of 166 total awards (98% coverage) and $18.6 million of $29.9 million combined potential value, driven by a long-running Blanket Purchase Agreement (W31P4Q18A0081) that has generated 119 task orders valued at $5 million. A second Army BPA (W31P4Q18A0056) sits under 23 task orders worth $11.9 million. The Department of Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources ranks second at four awards ($4.4 million), followed by the Department of Justice Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives ($3.9 million). Six awards totaling $8.4 million face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, presenting material recompete exposure concentrated in Army vehicle renewals.

Drodex's award portfolio splits between two distinct capability streams. The Army BPA calls represent transactional IT procurement: software subscriptions and renewals (VxWorks, Wind River, Coverity, JIRA, WinDriver, Varonis), military-grade systems (THAAD, Bradley, PATRIOT, MAX-SHOT), and specialized test equipment (laptops, workstations, docking stations, cables) supporting the Joint System Integration Laboratory and associated simulation training environments. Ceiling values on individual task orders range from $13,860 to $1.84 million, with most sub-$250,000. In contrast, recent HHS awards through the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus - Total Small Business (OASIS+SB) IDIQ represent staffing and professional services: five delivery orders issued March 29–30, 2026, total $6.2 million for professional support to the Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources, the Interagency Biodefense Management Steering Committee, the ASPR Center for Response, and ASPR's Office of Administration and Office of Financial Management, with performance in Washington, DC and Huntsville. A third stream includes a $2.2 million full-and-open purchase order with ATF for unarmed guard services at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, extending through February 2028.

Vehicle positions anchor both streams. Drodex holds a seat on the GSA-administered OASIS+SB government-wide IDIQ (awarded December 19, 2024, ceiling $999,999,999,999 through December 18, 2029), where it has already placed five task orders totaling $6.2 million with HHS. A Federal Supply Schedule contract under the Multiple Award Schedule (contract 47QRAA23D0082, awarded July 7, 2023, ceiling $500 thousand through July 6, 2028) carries 17 labor categories spanning Supply Technician through Senior Consultant, with hourly rates from $47.16 to $195.45 and no security-cleared roles. The Army's RDECOM BPA portfolio (W31P4Q18A0081, W31P4Q18A0056, and others) operates with zero-dollar ceilings and is sourced through standing task order calls rather than formal competition.

Activity trajectory shows concentration risk and timing volatility. The company logged nine awards in both 2021 and 2022, ten in 2023, one in 2024 (an outlier year), and five in early 2026 — heavy skew toward recent HHS staffing work rather than sustained Army BPA volume. Service Contract Inventory captures minimal federal services activity: $426 thousand in FY2024 invoiced revenue across 4.5 FTEs on prime contracts, with median government-paid rates of $45.53/hr — a narrow datapoint reflecting either early-stage SCI reporting on the new OASIS+SB vehicle or incomplete coverage of Army task-order labor components. SCI records zero sub-engagement across prime contracts, consistent with Drodex's 100% prime posture and no named subcontractor relationships in the award data.

Corporate structure includes one named subsidiary, Cyberpro JV LLC, also certified as minority-owned and self-certified small disadvantaged business with Asian-Pacific American ownership — likely a joint venture vehicle for specific federal pursuits, though no separate award footprint is stated in the source. Category concentration by NAICS runs heavily to "Other Electronic Component Manufacturing" (148 awards) and product-oriented PSC codes (Miscellaneous Aircraft Accessories, Training Aids, Hardware, Software), reflecting the preponderance of small-dollar IT hardware and software renewal task orders under the Army BPAs rather than integrated systems or major development programs.

Program Management, Specification Development, Test and Evaluation Support, Software IV&V, Field Support, Requirement development and traceability, Budget and Schedule Development and Tracking, Systems Engineering, Product Assurance, (RAM)Analysis, Technical Data Management, Configuration Management, IT Help/Service Desk Support, Mission Planning, Logistic Support, Performance Based Logistics (PBL), Accounting Support Services, Guard Services, Facilities Management