Gcyber LLC

Gcyber LLC, a Vienna, Virginia–based small business IT and cybersecurity services firm, operates as both a prime contractor (49% of recent awards) and subcontractor (51%), with the vast majority of prime work executed under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule as a Total Small Business set-aside performer. The company competes predominantly through set-aside vehicles on its prime side and carries a small-business posture across its federal portfolio.

Gcyber's customer concentration is extreme and decision-definitive: the Executive Office of the President's Office of Administration dominates 16 awards and $138.1 million of the company's $152 million combined potential value — 91% of all potential dollars across a portfolio of 37 awards. The second-largest customer, the Defense Information Systems Agency, accounts for 15 awards but only $8.7 million in potential value, a factor-of-sixteen gap. This concentration stems from Gcyber's seat on a $110 million single-award BPA with the Office of Administration established in November 2020, under which the company has executed 14 task orders spanning application security, data validation and verification, cloud implementation, software development support, technical program management, data security, quality assurance, and application compliance. Representative prime work includes a $3.2 million firm fixed-price BPA call for support services to the Office of Administration (awarded April 2026, Total Small Business set-aside), an $8.7 million delivery order from DISA for labor services at Norfolk, Virginia (awarded March 2026, Total Small Business, completion March 2031), and a $1.9 million BPA call from the Office of Administration for application engineering and security compliance (awarded August 2025, full-and-open competition). Across the Office of Administration portfolio, Gcyber has also competed on full-and-open bases without set-aside designation for tasks including quality assurance and quality control ($628,656) and data security support services ($1.7 million).

Gcyber's 45 task orders sit entirely on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and its IT Schedule 70 component, with two orders under Alliant II and one each under indefinite delivery vehicles. SCI-reportable invoicing on prime contracts reached $13.2 million across FY2022–FY2025, with $4.6 million in FY2024 (16.6 FTEs) representing peak activity. FY2025 invoicing declined to $3.2 million across 11.9 FTEs, signaling reduced utilization year-over-year. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts run a median of $142.88/hr, with a 10th percentile of $116.78/hr and a 90th percentile of $237.52/hr; the GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 93 categories from Documentation Specialist at $44.22/hr through Enterprise Solutions Engineer roles at $316.43/hr, reflecting depth across cybersecurity, cloud architecture, and applications-development bands.

As a subcontractor, Gcyber performs subordinate to General Dynamics Information Technology on Enterprise Transport Management – Next Generation services (six recorded awards in FY2024–FY2025), to Leidos on White House Communications Agency cyber defense and security operations center support, to CACI on CDM Defend Group A bridge services, and to smaller primes including Link Solutions and Empower AI. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Gcyber self-performs 97 percent of contractor hours with subcontractors (including Criterion Systems L.L.C., a tribally owned and minority-owned small business) comprising roughly 3 percent of total hours. This posture — predominantly self-delivery on Office of Administration work, with occasional sub-tier participation in larger defense IT integrations — suggests Gcyber operates as a specialist service provider for the Executive Office of the President rather than a diversified federal prime with broad agency exposure.

Five awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and represent $7.7 million in recompete exposure, concentrated on the Office of Administration BPA calls. Activity has accelerated from three awards in 2022 to twelve in 2024 but softened to ten in 2025 and three in 2026, with FY2025 SCI invoicing below FY2024, indicating possible volume normalization or post-surge contraction on the Office of Administration account.