Eteq Contracting Inc.

Eteq Contracting Inc., doing business as Eteq Group, holds a single GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract as a prime contractor, positioning the firm as a labor-rate vendor for IT consulting, development, and systems engineering services to federal agencies. The firm is a woman-owned small business and self-certified small disadvantaged business, competing in the full-and-open market without set-aside restriction on its current GSA vehicle.

Eteq Group's sole active federal award is a five-year GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract effective through May 2029, with a $500 thousand ceiling. The contract spans ten IT labor categories under NAICS Other Computer Related Services and PSC IT and Telecom Business Application/Application Development Support Services. Hourly rates range from $103.68 to $133.59 across the portfolio, with all positions requiring a bachelor's degree and no security-clearance offerings. Entry-level roles such as IT Consultant I and IT Developer Level I anchor the lower end at approximately $103–$106 per hour, while specialized positions including IT Systems Architect command rates to $133.59 per hour. Mid-career roles including Database Administrator Level II and IT Developer Level II fall in the $122–$128 range. Experience requirements vary from three to nine years depending on role and seniority level. The price list includes quantity discounts and prompt-payment terms, positioning Eteq as a catalog vendor available for direct ordering by federal agencies without new competition.

Eteq Group has not yet executed task orders or delivery orders against the GSA schedule as of the source snapshot. The firm has no visible sub-award footprint and has not received prime recognition on other IDIQs, GWACs, or agency-specific vehicles in the source data. GSA Federal Acquisition Service is the sole customer of record at present. The vendor's activity trajectory is nascent — one award in 2024 with no subsequent awards documented — and the $500 thousand potential value reflects the schedule ceiling, not invoiced revenue. The firm remains positioned as a new entrant to federal procurement via the GSA labor-rate vehicle, with capability exposure limited to IT staffing and systems engineering.