Dynamo Technologies, LLC

Dynamo Technologies, LLC, a Vienna, Virginia–based SBA-certified 8(a) minority-owned and Asian-Pacific American-owned small disadvantaged business, operates as a prime contractor delivering custom application development, IT modernization, web infrastructure, and cybersecurity operations support to civilian federal agencies, with a recent pivot into defense-sector procurement through a $151 billion Missile Defense Agency IDIQ vehicle. The vendor competes predominantly under full-and-open and 8(a) set-aside vehicles, holding a portfolio of 94 prime awards (99% of activity) against a single sub-award, with 31 distinct customer agencies served and a combined potential value of $40.66 billion across all awards.

Dynamo's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of Agriculture, which dominates both by award count and dollar value. USDA accounts for approximately 76 percent of the vendor's total potential value through multiple contract vehicles, anchored by three high-value DAITSS (Department of Agriculture Information Technology Support Services) BPA calls under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule: a $87.6 million Security Operations Support Services call (through May 2027), a $72.6 million Cybersecurity and Privacy Operations Center program and security management support call (through January 2028), and an $11.3 million INAP/FAMAUTH/OIS Support Services call (through September 2027). The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions represents the largest single customer by award count with 23 awards valued at $244.2 million. By potential value, NASA dominates the rankings: two SEWP VI GWAC awards (both $20 billion each, awarded November 2026) account for $40 billion of Dynamo's $40.66 billion combined ceiling — a transformational expansion into the vendor's recent posture, though neither GWAC has generated task orders as of the source date. Behind USDA and NASA, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (4 awards, $30.1 million), the Department of the Interior U.S. Geological Survey (6 awards, $5.3 million), and the Department of State (9 awards across two sub-offices, $17.8 million combined) round out the active customer set.

Dynamo's vehicle position centers on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which hosts 54 task orders valued at $718.1 million combined potential value and serves as the parent for the majority of DAITSS engagement. The vendor also holds positions on the SEWP VI multiple-award GWAC under NASA (both Total Small Business and Partial Small Business set-asides, awarded November 2026 with a $20 billion ceiling each), a $3 million single-award USGS IDV for field data collection application development (8(a) Sole Source, through December 2025), a $45 million USDA Food and Nutrition Service BPA for application sustainment operations (Total Small Business, through September 2027), and a $22.87 million single-award CFPB BPA for data and web analytics support services (through September 2027). A $151 billion Missile Defense Agency SHIELD IDIQ (multiple-award, full and open, through December 2035) represents Dynamo's entry into defense-sector competitive procurement; a $500 initial delivery order sits against it.

Award activity shows material contraction in recent years. The vendor received 16 awards in 2022, declining to 10 in 2023, 4 in 2024, 6 in 2025, and 4 in 2026 year-to-date — a 75 percent drop from peak 2022 volume. Recompete exposure is concentrated: 11 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $186.6 million, representing approximately 0.5 percent of the vendor's total ceiling but a material recompete pipeline given the contraction in annual award volume. Representative recent work includes a $1.61 million USDA NIFA Drupal-based website operations, maintenance, and enhancement call (Total Small Business, through September 2030), a $954 thousand VA Northeast Area website migration to Drupal delivery order under MAS (Competitive 8(a), through September 2027), and a $1.41 million GSA fleet management support services delivery order (8(a) Sole Source, through March 2029).

SCI-reported invoiced revenue across service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $190.2 million from FY2022 through FY2025, growing from $21.8 million in FY2022 to a peak of $63.1 million in FY2025, though the FY2025 figure reflects preliminary FTE data of 126 personnel (contract-level aggregation shows 164 FTEs). Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts range from a 10th percentile of $87.89 per hour to a median of $139.27 per hour and a 90th percentile of $344.70 per hour, reflecting a labor mix spanning junior developers and junior analysts through senior program managers and executive advisors. Dynamo's GSA Schedule inventory carries 76 active labor categories spanning $97.48 to $453.26 per hour, with no security-cleared roles; typical categories include Data Migration Developers, IT Team Leads, Business Analysts, Program Managers, and Data Engineers at education levels of bachelor's degree or higher with experience bands from entry-level through twelve-year senior roles.

Dynamo operates as a blended delivery model: across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed an average of 22 percent of contractor hours, indicating a core staffing model supplemented by named sub-engagement. The vendor reports 56 named subcontractors across its prime contract footprint, suggesting a broad supply-chain relationship pattern rather than reliance on a small panel of strategic subs. Specific named subcontractors include Versar National Security Solutions LLC (27 percent of hours on a $2.44 million Coast Guard ACATS services contract, FY2024) and Analytic Services Inc. (Anser, providing action-officer support on a $2.32 million Air National Guard discussion-based and tabletop exercise program call, 8(a) Sole Source). A single sub-award surfaces in the source: a 2025 award as subcontractor to ICF Incorporated on strategic communications support for the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council website.

Dynamo Technologies' corporate structure includes five named subsidiaries: Dynamo-Variq JV LLC, Victory Solutions LLC, Credence Dynamo Innovations LLC, Credence Dynamo Technologies LLC, and Credence Dynamo Solutions LLC, all minority-owned and Asian-Pacific American–owned entities, several carrying SDB and DBE designations. The subsidiary portfolio signals joint-venture and capability-extension positioning across the Dynamo holding structure, though the source does not detail the operational or customer-facing roles of each entity.

The vendor's 8(a) status anchors set-aside strategy: 8(a) Sole Source awards predominate in the DAITSS and single-award vehicle space (CFPB, USGS, USDA FNS), while Competitive 8(a) and Total Small Business set-asides appear on task orders under the GSA MAS parent vehicle. The recent SEWP VI and MDA SHIELD awards broaden Dynamo's posture to full-and-open multiple-award platforms, reducing dependency on 8(a) sole-source concentration but introducing competitive pressure from larger primes. Activity contraction combined with high recompete exposure over the next two years creates both near-term revenue-protection risk and medium-term pipeline-building opportunity, particularly given the $40 billion NASA SEWP VI ceiling awaiting task-order demand signaling.

Dynamo's experience spans Software Development and Design, Systems/Infrastructure Engineering, Cloud/Virtualization Engineering, IT Program Management, IT Strategy and Application Lifecycle Management. Cost Estimation, Planning, Programming, Budgeting & Execution (PPBE), Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP), Business Case Analysis (BCA), and Earned Value Management (EVM).