DRT Strategies, Inc.

DRT Strategies, Inc., a minority-owned, woman-owned small business based in Arlington, Virginia, operates as a federal prime contractor (99% of recent awards) delivering geospatial analysis, public health data analytics, IT modernization, IT program management, and scientific technical services to civilian federal agencies under multiple contracting vehicles. The company is self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and has competed across full-and-open and 8(a)-set-aside vehicles, with no predominant set-aside posture in recent activity.

DRT's customer footprint is heavily concentrated in health and agriculture civilian agencies. The top five customer agencies account for 73% of award count but diverge sharply on dollar concentration: the FDA dominates both volume (232 awards) and dollars ($535.5 million combined potential value), while the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchors 78% of the vendor's potential value across just four awards ($72.55 billion), reflecting a $72.55 billion Navy IDIQ that dwarfs all other work. CDC Pittsburgh follows with 20 awards worth $203.2 million, and USDA components (Food and Nutrition Service, Office of Procurement and Property Management, Farm Service Agency) collectively represent 70 awards worth $44.3 million. The Navy concentration signals a structural shift toward defense work via a single large vehicle, whereas FDA and CDC work represents sustained civilian health IT and geospatial analytics delivery.

DRT holds primary positions on four government-wide and agency vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule anchors 99 task orders worth $954 million combined potential value across 167 labor categories ranging from administrative support at $60.90/hour through senior subject matter expertise at $335.08/hour, with no security-cleared roles offered. Two FDA IDIQs (HHSF223201510046I and HHSF223201000047I) carry 174 combined task orders worth $182.4 million and represent the bulk of FDA work. The CDC's $98.9 million Geospatial Research, Analysis, and Services Program Support (GRASP) BPA, awarded May 1, 2023 through April 30, 2028, generated multiple named task orders including a $48.8 million GRASP SATVP call (September 20, 2023), a $6.2 million data query and visualization application (September 27, 2023), a $3.1 million cancer statistics call (September 14, 2023), and smaller calls for diabetes surveillance, electronic case reporting, and global border health services. DRT also placed a $1.3 million delivery order under the CIO-SP3 SB GWAC for CDC SharePoint Online support (November 14, 2025, terminated for convenience) and an $8.3 million delivery order under the same GWAC to USDA Office of the Chief Financial Officer for CPAIS functional and technical support (April 26, 2023, running through May 14, 2028).

On December 17, 2024, DRT was awarded a position on the OASIS+ Unrestricted multiple-award IDIQ with a performance period through December 16, 2029, enabling government-wide civilian agency task ordering. This vehicle carries no dollar ceiling limit in practical terms and significantly expands DRT's addressable market beyond health and agriculture. Recent activity on GSA Federal Supply Schedule includes a $535,365 analysis-of-alternatives delivery order to the Department of the Treasury's Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources (May 4, 2026, terminated for convenience).

SCI-reported invoicing on prime federal service contracts declined from $24.4 million in FY2022 to $17.3 million in FY2024 across 74.2 contract-level FTEs in the most recent year, reflecting a contraction in SCI-reportable prime service delivery despite substantial growth in IDIQ potential value. Government-paid median hourly rates on prime contracts ran $126.31/hour, with a 90th percentile of $197.98/hour, positioning DRT in the mid-market range for health IT and program management consulting. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for an average of 8% of total contractor hours, and DRT engaged 34 named subcontractors in the SCI dataset, indicating a predominantly self-performing delivery model with selective sub-engagement. DRT subcontracts to Koam Engineering Systems, Inc. for communications and engineering support (three sub-awards from August 2025 through October 2024).

Award activity per calendar year shows minimal throughput in 2024–2026 (two to three awards per year) compared to nine awards in 2023 and four in 2022, suggesting a shift toward larger-value IDIQs and schedule vehicles with fewer but higher-ceiling task orders. Within the next twenty-four months, only five awards (combined potential value $18.2 million) reach ultimate completion, indicating low recompete pressure relative to the firm's massive IDIQ ceiling positions. The Navy IDIQ and OASIS+ Unrestricted vehicles are the primary future revenue drivers and represent a strategic pivot toward defense-adjacent and government-wide civilian services beyond the historic FDA and CDC health IT and analytics focus.

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