Dynamic Systems Inc.

Dynamic Systems Inc., an SBA-certified Women-Owned Small Business headquartered in El Segundo, California, is a prime contractor delivering Oracle enterprise software licenses, maintenance, and IT infrastructure solutions to federal agencies across defense and civilian sectors, with 97% of recent awards as prime contracts. The company competes predominantly under set-asides—Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business designations recur across the footprint—and holds a substantial position on the Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC and newly awarded SEWP VI vehicle.

Dynamic Systems Inc.'s capability portfolio centers on Oracle software products (Database Enterprise Edition, Fusion Middleware, Analytics Server, WebLogic, Primavera, and associated premier support and maintenance services), hardware maintenance for Oracle Sun servers and storage systems, and general IT infrastructure and hardware procurement including networking equipment, multifunction devices, and audio-visual solutions. Recent representative awards include a $36.9 million delivery order from the Internal Revenue Service under SEWP V for Oracle Exadata refresh, hardware, software, and maintenance through September 2031; a $5 million delivery order from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing for Oracle software licenses; a $3.5 million delivery order from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for Oracle software license renewal with 24-hour break-fix support; and a $3.37 billion delivery order from the Department of Interior's Office of Policy Management and Budget for Oracle licenses and maintenance for cloud and on-premises processors. The company also holds a newly awarded SEWP VI GWAC (November 2026) with a $20 billion ceiling running through October 2036, designated as a Total Small Business set-aside, covering IT solutions for communication and audio-visual products and services across all federal agencies.

Customer concentration is extreme. The top five customers by award count account for 21% of awards, led by the Defense Information Systems Agency (387 awards, $192.6 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (255 awards, $55.6 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (186 awards, $27.4 million), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (150 awards, $16 million), and the Department of the Air Force (128 awards, $16 million). By dollar value, concentration is even steeper: the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Enterprise Information Systems anchors the portfolio with 86 awards carrying $32.13 billion in combined potential value, followed by DISA, the Army Corps of Engineers, the FBI, and the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command. This divergence reflects DISA's large number of mid-to-small Oracle renewals versus PEO Enterprise's position as a contracting office on major IDIQ vehicles (ITES-4H, ITES-3H) through which task orders reach subordinate commands.

The vendor's vehicle portfolio is dominated by SEWP V, which carries 1,653 task orders valued at $913.6 million in combined potential value, and the newly awarded SEWP VI. The company also holds 1,148 task orders on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule ($248.3 million), 606 on the Information Technology Enterprise Solutions-3 Hardware (ITES-3H) IDIQ ($386.4 million), 369 on the Federal Supply Schedule GS35F5887H ($4.2 million), and 187 on Indefinite Delivery Contract DCA20002A5011 ($65.5 million). SEWP V and SEWP VI are the primary vehicles; task orders flow from DISA, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Interior, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the U.S. Census Bureau, and numerous other civilian and defense agencies.

Activity has declined from a peak of 338 awards in 2024 to 215 in 2025 and 130 (through early November) in 2026, suggesting a contraction or shift in strategy. The company faces substantial recompete pressure: 145 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $386.7 million, representing significant exposure to loss or renegotiation.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $129.3 million across FY2022–FY2025 (FY2022: $907 thousand, FY2023: $7.2 million, FY2024: $54.1 million, FY2025: $67.1 million), with reported workforce scaling from zero FTEs in FY2022–FY2023 to 1.9 FTEs in FY2024 and 2.3 FTEs in FY2025. These figures represent only service contracts above the reporting threshold and exclude goods, products, and micro-purchases; they substantially understate the vendor's total federal IT delivery volume, which includes hardware procurement, software licenses, and products. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subs account for 0% of hours, indicating the vendor delivers services from its own workforce without subcontracting on SCI-reportable work. On the GSA Schedule, labor rates span $57.87/hr (Cloud Administrator 1, Associate degree, no clearance) through $373.86/hr (Technical Resource Level 6, Bachelor's degree, 10 years' experience, no clearance). The company offers no security-cleared roles on the GSA Schedule.

Dynamic Systems Inc. operates as a prime on nearly all federal work; sub awards comprise only 3% of the total award count. Named subcontracting relationships include Leidos (Student Administration and Scheduling System services for FLETC), Science Applications International Corporation (Enterprise IT Services for USACE), General Dynamics Information Technology (Department of Labor EBSA EFAST2, Healthcare Integrated General Ledger Accounting System hosting, and Strategic Command Information Technology Lifecycle Support), Fluor Marine Propulsion (Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program Red Hat server and OS support), Booz Allen Hamilton (Department of Labor Core Financial Management System operations and maintenance), Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (Ground-Based Midcourse Defense systems engineering and software development), L3Harris Technologies (Big Safari aircraft manufacturing), The Boeing Company (C-17 Globemaster III sustainment), Torch Technologies (AVMissile Center HWIL systems of systems engineering), and Beyond New Horizons (Test Operations and Sustainment software maintenance). Sub work spans enterprise software maintenance, infrastructure renewal, and systems support—reinforcing the vendor's role as a component supplier to large defense primes rather than as an independent service integrator.

The company's federal award portfolio totals 5,238 awards with $244.06 billion in combined potential value. However, only $1.78 billion (1% of potential value) has been obligated to date, reflecting the prevalence of long-term, multi-year IDIQs and GWACs with high ceiling values but shallow current funding. Primary NAICS categories are Other Computer Related Services (2,899 awards), Electronic Computer Manufacturing (1,074 awards), and Computing Infrastructure Providers (194 awards). The vendor's footprint spans 441 distinct federal customer agencies, with particular depth in defense IT procurement (DISA, Department of the Navy, Department of the Army) and civilian IT infrastructure (Commerce, Interior, Labor, Social Security Administration).

Dynamic Systems is a dedicated technology advisor and execution partner to mission critical government agencies-including the defense, federal and state agencies. Since 1991, we have been an integral partner in driving two key outcomes: assuring business outcomes, and accelerating transformation.

Our team of experienced professionals has delivered complex I.T. projects that have helped agencies serve the American people in more efficient ways-leveraging cloud, and edge computing without compromising security. We bring extensive infrastructure expertise that has transformed agency footprint-from data centers to legacy hardware modernization and data integration.

We are committed to delivering superior data-driven technical solutions and services. We are guided by our "customer first" philosophy while building a strong company with a positive and rewarding work environment.