Envisage Technologies LLC

Envisage Technologies LLC, doing business as Envisage, a Bloomington, Indiana-based software company, delivers cloud-based training management and compliance solutions to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) with no set-aside posture—competing full and open on GSA Multiple Award Schedules, indefinite delivery contracts, and direct agency procurements. The company holds no SBA certifications and competes predominantly against unrestricted vendor pools across Department of Homeland Security and civilian agency training infrastructure programs.

Envisage's capability portfolio centers on its FedRAMP-authorized Acadis Readiness Suite, a software-as-a-service platform delivering workforce training delivery, compliance management, accreditation tracking, and professional development functions. Recent representative work includes a $4.3 million delivery order from the Transportation Security Administration (September 2026) for the Acadis Readiness Suite blended training management system across TSA academies under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule; a $4.2 million delivery order from Customs and Border Protection (April 2026) for ETMS Acadis training management platform services under a $48 million single-award IDC running through March 2034; a $16.5 million delivery order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (May 2025, placed under GSA MAS) for training and accreditation management through April 2030; a $13.4 million Training Academy Management System order from the Office of Procurement Operations (December 2023) under GSA MAS; and a $5.8 million delivery order from the Drug Enforcement Administration (September 2022, Option Year IV) for centralized training management through September 2027. Envisage's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 15 active categories from technical writer through director-level roles, ranging from $100.01 to $333.35 per hour, with no security-cleared positions and educational requirements from associate to bachelor's degree. Implementation consulting, training specialties, and application analysis dominate the active rate structure, supporting system configuration and training delivery across agency training centers.

Customer concentration sits heavily with Department of Homeland Security components. The top five funding agencies account for 59% of awards by count: CBP leads with 21 awards worth $157.3 million (combined potential value), followed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (6 awards, $41.7 million), DHS Office of Procurement Operations (6 awards, $24.9 million), USCIS (7 awards, $9.4 million), and TSA (7 awards, $8.9 million). When ranked by potential value, the picture shifts slightly: CBP still dominates at $157.3 million across 21 awards, but GSA Federal Acquisition Service enters the top three with $134 million in potential value across just two awards—reflecting the high ceiling on Envisage's GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicle. DHS Chief Human Capital Officer anchors $54.5 million potential value on a single blanket purchase agreement for learning management system capabilities. Together, these top five customers represent 87% of combined potential value across all awards.

Envisage's vehicle footprint emphasizes the GSA Multiple Award Schedule as the primary vehicle, with 46 task orders carrying $165.3 million in combined potential value. The company also holds a $48 million single-award IDC with CBP for Enterprise Training Resource Management System services (April 2024 through March 2034), against which two task orders totaling $6.56 million have been issued to date. A $54.5 million DHS Chief Human Capital Officer blanket purchase agreement for learning management system and content repository capabilities provides an additional $22.1 million across five task orders. A second CBP IDC (70B06C19D00000005) carries seven task orders valued at $40.9 million with an ultimate completion date of March 31, 2024—now completed. Additional IDCs with CBP and DHS support smaller task-order volumes. All vehicles carry full-and-open (non-set-aside) competition and are executed under firm fixed-price delivery-order structures.

Activity trajectory shows modest growth across the award count but significant concentration in recent periods. Awards per year climbed from three in 2022 to eight in 2024, then dropped to two in 2025 and three in 2026, reflecting task-order issuance patterns under large standing IDCs rather than new vehicle awards. Five awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $14 million, representing moderate recompete exposure in the CBP and DHS renewal cycle. Over the broader 2002–2026 source period, Envisage has built 79 total awards (77 prime, 2 sub) with $472.4 million in combined potential value, of which $126.1 million (27%) has been obligated.

Service Contract Inventory reporting reveals that Envisage self-performs its federal service contract work with zero subcontractor engagement across SCI-reportable prime contracts. SCI-invoiced revenue grew sharply in FY2025 to $2.9 million across 9.0 FTEs, up from $205 thousand and 0.1 FTEs in FY2024, reflecting the ramp-up of newer orders. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable work median around $200.51 per hour, with senior labor extending to $828.37 per hour; the 10th percentile runs $166.59 per hour. The contractor maintains minimal subcontract footprint in federal work, performing implementation, hosting, licensing, and support services entirely in-house. Two sub-award records tied to Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC (the Y-12 National Security Complex management-and-operating contract prime) reflect minimal subcontracting presence in the vendor's federal portfolio and likely represent indirect training or compliance support within that program.