E-9 Corporation

E-9 Corporation, doing business as E-9 Corp, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and veteran-owned small business (VOSB) headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, that delivers fire and emergency services software, electronic patient care reporting systems, and IT solutions to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 98% of its recent awards. The company competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles—Total Small Business and SDVOSB designations recur across roughly 40% of its named prime contracts—and maintains a Subchapter S corporate structure with roughly 240 employees registered in SAM since 2006.

E-9's customer base is heavily skewed toward defense and homeland security. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 58% of recent awards: the Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement (88 awards, $31.3 million combined potential value), the Department of Commerce Office of the Secretary (55 awards, $95.8 million), the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management (47 awards, $51.1 million), the U.S. Coast Guard (21 awards, $447 thousand), and the Department of State Bureau of Administration (9 awards, $5.3 million). The dollar rankings diverge dramatically—the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchors the top-customer-by-potential-value list with three awards carrying $10 billion combined potential value, driven by a single $13.4 billion delivery order for enterprise-wide IT cloud-based software licensing and support under the Multiple Award Schedule awarded to the Office of the Chief of Staff in September 2021. Beyond Navy, the next highest-value customers are the Department of Commerce ($95.8 million), the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management ($51.1 million), the Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement ($31.3 million), and the Marine Corps ($19.2 million).

E-9's concrete capability footprint centers on fire and emergency services software, electronic patient care reporting (EPCR) systems, and police/dispatch records management. Representative prime awards include a $49.1 million delivery order from the Army (September 2025) for the Army Fire and Emergency Services Records Management System under GSA MAS; a $14.2 million delivery order from the Marine Corps (August 2024) for Marine Corps Fire & Emergency Services License Application and Maintenance Support (SaaS); a $9.5 million purchase order from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (April 2026) for Laboratory Information Management System (LIMS) Modernization set aside for Total Small Business; and a $3.3 million definitive contract from the Defense Logistics Agency (May 2025) for DLA Police Center Application Software, providing computer-aided dispatch and NextGen 911 communication technologies. Smaller-dollar work spans electronic patient care reporting delivery orders to the Defense Health Agency ($186 thousand to $246 thousand ceilings) and cloud storage and emergency reporting subscription services to the Coast Guard. E-9 also delivers law enforcement data systems (Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, $173 thousand, July 2024) and identifying threats training curriculum services (Army Southern Command, $1.3 million, May 2022).

E-9's vehicle position is dominated by the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which carries 140 task orders valued at $187.4 million combined potential value. The vendor also places work under two Department of State vehicles—the Blanket Purchase Agreement SINLEC14A0002 (87 task orders, $31.3 million) and the Indefinite Delivery Contract SAQMMA10D0106 (56 task orders, $31.3 million)—and the Professional Services Schedule (12 task orders, $55.5 million). A smaller footprint exists on the Logistics Civil Augmentation Program V (three task orders, sub role only).

Activity has accelerated sharply in the past two years. Awards per year ran flat at four to seven awards annually from 2022 through 2024, then jumped to 16 awards in 2025, with four awards recorded in 2026 to date. The combined potential value of all 378 awards (prime and sub) totals $11.31 billion, though only $184.6 million is obligated (2% of potential value). The recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal—only three awards with ultimate completion dates inside the window carry a combined potential value of $178 thousand.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue for E-9 shows $6.8 million in FY2022 across 40.6 FTEs (contract-level aggregation), with no SCI reporting in FY2023; the SCI dataset carries only 15 records spanning FY2022–FY2023, reflecting incomplete coverage of the vendor's actual federal services footprint given the large dollar magnitude of awards. On those captured SCI-reportable prime contracts, E-9 maintained a 4% average sub-hours share, naming three subcontractors across the dataset. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reported prime contracts ranged from $65.73/hr (10th percentile) to $126.41/hr (90th percentile), with a median of $88.71/hr. E-9's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 36 unique categories priced from $48.56/hr (entry-level support specialist) through $245.73/hr (senior director with master's and fourteen years' experience), with no security-clearance requirements across the published rates.

In its subcontractor role, E-9 engages with Vectrus Systems LLC on Logistics Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) V support in Iraq (three sub awards, April–October 2024), Accenture Federal Services on fencing procurement support (two sub awards, November 2023 and October 2024), and Consolidated Nuclear Security on Y-12 National Security Complex operations (one sub award, January 2024). The subcontract footprint is sparse relative to E-9's prime dominance—sub awards represent only 2% of the total award count—positioning the vendor primarily as a prime contractor rather than a feeder to larger integrators. E-9's award distribution across 238 NAICS codes under Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (238 awards) and Other Computer Related Services (70 awards) reflects both its software delivery work and its staffing and program-management engagements across State Department international narcotics and law enforcement missions.

Project Management, Software Development, IT Consulting, Database Networking, Web Development, Quality Assurance, IV&V, Info Assurance, Systems Engineering & Integration, Help Desk Support, and Training. Seller of Hardware, Software adn Office Supplies.