Executive Information Systems, L.L.C.

Executive Information Systems, L.L.C., a Bethesda, Maryland-based limited liability company, provides SAS (Statistical Analysis System) software licenses, maintenance, and analytics services to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively, competing without set-aside designations across GSA Multiple Award Schedule and blanket purchase agreements.

EIS's federal footprint is dominated by SAS software renewal and licensing work. The vendor holds seat on the GSA Information Technology Schedule 70 (4,435 task orders, $1.15 billion combined potential value) and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (1,254 task orders, $1.28 billion combined potential value), the two largest vehicles anchoring its delivery model. Two single-award BPAs round out the core vehicle portfolio: a $6.01 million BPA with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services through June 2025 (since extended through June 2029 per recent awards), and a $2 million BPA established September 28, 2025, extending through September 2030 with an unnamed civilian agency. Representative work includes a $15.9 million call order from the Social Security Administration for SAS VIYA 4.0 software licenses and upgrade support (awarded February 28, 2026), a $5.63 million FDA delivery order for SAS and JMP software license maintenance (January 5, 2026), and a $3.58 million IRS delivery order for SAS VIYA software supporting the Research, Applied Analytics and Statistics business unit (February 27, 2025). A $7.45 million Department of Transportation delivery order for SAS software licenses and maintenance through December 2027 (exercising option year one as of December 31, 2024) represents EIS's largest single recent award.

Customer concentration spans 408 agencies across five years of recent activity. The top five customers by award count account for roughly 12% of awards: the IRS (173 awards, $162.8 million), Army Medical Command (152 awards, $7.6 million), VA Technology Acquisition Center (135 awards, $50 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (124 awards, $1.5 million), and Office of Personnel Management (88 awards, $45.6 million). By potential value, the top five shift slightly: US Census Bureau leads ($275.1 million across 41 awards), followed by IRS ($162.8 million), Social Security Administration ($151 million across 46 awards), USDA Office of the Chief Information Officer ($125.5 million across 62 awards), and FDA ($98.6 million across 65 awards). Together these represent 16% of combined potential value. The Census Bureau, SSA, and USDA anchor the largest single delivery orders; Census and SSA notably deliver both volume and high-dollar concentration.

Activity has been relatively steady: 152 awards in 2022, 139 in 2023, 147 in 2024, declining to 114 in 2025, and 29 in the partial 2026 year. Combined potential value across all 5,840 awards stands at $5.13 billion, with $1.6 billion (31%) currently obligated. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months totals 109 awards worth $258.3 million combined potential value, a significant cliff that will drive renewal activity across USCIS, SSA, VA, GSA, and other recurring customers.

EIS's award portfolio is heavily concentrated in software licensing and maintenance work—the top NAICS is Electronic Computer Manufacturing (4,126 awards), followed by Other Computer Related Services (1,328 awards). PSC concentration mirrors this: Information Technology Software dominates (2,714 awards), with IT & Telecom Annual Software Maintenance Service Plans (513 awards) and Perpetual License Software (277 awards) as supporting categories. SCI-reported data (covering service contracts above $150,000 threshold) shows $22.3 million invoiced across FY2022–FY2024, with FY2023 peak at $9.9 million. Median government-paid hourly rates on service contracts run around $103.28/hr, with 10th percentile at $92.63/hr and 90th percentile at $129.92/hr; FTE delivery has been modest, ranging from 5.4 to 9.3 FTEs across the three-year window. On GSA Schedule labor, EIS offers six consultant categories ranging from Technical Consultant ($169.30/hr) through Expert Consultant ($354.82/hr), all requiring bachelor's degrees and no security clearances.

EIS operates as a pure prime on $5.13 billion in award value (100% of prime awards) but carries minimal subcontractor engagement—only 27 sub-awards (0.5% of total) across the portfolio. Named subcontractor relationships in recent awards include Fluor Marine Propulsion (JMP and SAS maintenance for Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program support), Science Applications International Corp (SAS Software Renewal for Air Force Weather), Accenture Federal Services (Title IV Financial Aid and Minerals Revenue Management support), Salient CRGT (HUD enterprise IT infrastructure), and General Dynamics Information Technology (EPA MAINES support). Across SCI-reportable contracts, average sub-hours share is 18%, with 44 named subcontractors reported—indicating selective use of third-party labor for specialized implementation, migration, or consulting work while retaining primary software delivery in-house. The vendor neither primes large systems-integration efforts nor operates as a feeder to other primes; it is a direct software licensing and maintenance specialist competing on GSA vehicles at federal civilian and defense agencies.

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