Expediteinfotech, Inc.

Expediteinfotech, Inc., a minority-owned, Subcontinent Asian American-owned 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business based in Rockville, Maryland, delivers custom software development, cloud infrastructure, enterprise application support, and IT modernization services to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor (95% of recent awards) with minimal subcontractor footprint. The company is a Subchapter S corporation operating through a parent structure with one named subsidiary, Panum EIT Solutions LLC, also minority-owned and SDB-certified.

Expediteinfotech's recent award portfolio spans 42 prime and sub awards with combined potential value of $91.74 billion, though this figure is driven almost entirely by three massive IDVs awarded in the past year: the OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ (no dollar ceiling specified in the source, through December 2029), the SEWP VI GWAC from NASA ($40 billion, two awards with Partial Small Business and Total Small Business set-asides, through October 2036), and the SHIELD IDIQ from the Missile Defense Agency ($151 billion, through December 2035). The obligated dollars across all awards total $85.1 million—a narrow slice of the potential-value ceiling—reflecting the early-stage status of these massive vehicles. Task-order activity has been minimal on the defense platforms to date; the vendor's operational footprint concentrates on civilian IT services work.

Customer concentration by award count is split across civilian agencies. The International Development Finance Corporation leads by potential value ($309.1 million across four awards), followed by the Department of Education Office of the Chief Financial Officer ($12.7 million), the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health National Library of Medicine ($12 million), and the Department of Agriculture ($8.6 million combined across two sub-offices). The GSA Federal Acquisition Service carries $50.02 billion in potential value—nearly all of it from the OASIS+ seat—making it the top customer by dollars, though this reflects vehicle ceiling rather than active demand. The top five customers by potential value account for 100% of the combined total, driven by the three mega-vehicles; the top five by award count account for 43% and show a more granular civilian IT services customer base.

Expediteinfotech holds five parent vehicles anchoring its federal footprint. The 8(a) STARS III GWAC carries nine task orders valued at $9.3 million combined and serves as the primary vehicle for sole-source and competitive 8(a) work across civilian agencies. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule hosts nine task orders valued at $133.6 million combined, including a $65.3 million Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services delivery order for Financial Management Systems Group technical support running through July 2027 (the largest active contract by obligated dollars, invoicing $7 million in FY2024 across 22.6 FTEs at $148.02/hr blended rate). The single-award International Development Finance Corporation Cloud First Enterprise Systems Support Services IDIQ ($300 million through April 2028) has generated two task orders totaling $9 million combined for Salesforce operations and enterprise systems support. The GAO Science, Technology Assessment, and Analytics Application and Infrastructure Support Services BPA ($50.3 million through September 2029) has issued two time-and-materials calls in 2026 ($843,600 and $1,228,400, both completing in spring 2027). Recent task-order velocity shows declining year-over-year activity: five awards in 2022, nine in 2023, seven in 2024, six in 2025, and four in 2026 through November.

Expediteinfotech faces significant recompete exposure. Six awards with combined potential value of $77.3 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, including the FMSG delivery order (July 2027), multiple 8(a) STARS III task orders, and the GAO BPA calls (spring 2027). The vendor's 8(a) Sole Source awards—including the AARTS order ($2.1 million through December 2029) and prior technical policy writer and executive assistant support contracts—reflect dependency on sole-source 8(a) vehicles that may face competitive recompete cycles.

Service Contract Inventory data captures $39.9 million in SCI-reportable federal service-contract invoicing across fiscal years 2022–2025 (prime records only), with peak activity in FY2023 at $13.2 million across 44.5 FTEs and lower sustained levels in FY2024 ($11 million, 39.5 FTEs) and FY2025 ($10.2 million, 28.2 FTEs). On these reportable contracts, the vendor deployed median government-paid hourly rates around $127/hr, with junior application-developer roles priced at $83.92/hr and senior AI subject-matter expert roles at $167.87/hr—consistent with the GSA Schedule portfolio spanning 92 labor categories from $68.77 to $223.62 per hour, all requiring bachelor's degree minimum and carrying no security-clearance infrastructure. Across SCI-prime contracts, 17 percent of contractor hours were subcontracted to an average of 29 named subcontractors, indicating the vendor primarily builds its own delivery teams rather than acting as a feeder to larger primes. The two named sub-awards (Healykohler Design on a June 2025 NBS cloud optimization order and Ideation Solutions JV on a January 2023 NIH business systems cloud transition project) are minimal relative to the prime footprint.

Expediteinfotech's capability portfolio centers on enterprise application development, financial management and audit-tracking systems support, cloud infrastructure engineering, and federal IT operations across civilian IT modernization missions. Representative contracts include the $65.3 million CMS FMSG order for Financial Management Systems Group technical support (GSA MAS, ongoing), the $7.8 million International Development Finance Corporation Salesforce operations and maintenance delivery order (CFESSS IDIQ, through August 2028), the $2.1 million 8(a) STARS III order for the Audit Accountability and Resolution Tracking System (Office of the Chief Financial Officer, through December 2029), and the $3.1 million Department of Agriculture FedRAMP 3PAO assessment for Atlassian cloud environment security compliance (through October 2028, performed in Kansas City, Missouri). Civilian-agency IT modernization and compliance engineering drive operational volume; the recent defense vehicles (SHIELD, AI Talent 2.0 BOA) remain tactical positions without demonstrated task-order traction as of the source date.

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