Geospatial Consulting Group International LLC

Geospatial Consulting Group International LLC, doing business as Geocgi, is an SBA-certified women-owned small business that provides geospatial information systems (GIS) data analytics, visualization, management, and technical support services as a prime contractor on federal vehicles, holding seats on five major governmentwide and agency-specific IDIQs and GWACs. Geocgi is headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, and competes predominantly full-and-open (92% of recent awards are prime contracts), with no recourse to set-aside category carve-outs beyond its inherent WOSB standing — recent task orders and delivery orders carry no set-aside designations, though the vendor holds positions on total small business and women-owned small business reserved vehicles.

Geocgi's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of Defense, particularly the United States Marine Corps, which accounts for 53 awards (78% of volume by count) and $63.9 million in combined potential value. By dollar magnitude, however, the concentration is far more extreme: a single GWAC seat on NASA's SEWP VI vehicle ($20 billion ceiling, awarded November 2026) and the Missile Defense Agency's SHIELD IDIQ ($151 billion ceiling, awarded December 2025) dominate the potential-value ranking, together representing nearly all of Geocgi's $24.41 billion in combined potential value across 89 awards. The gap between volume and dollars reflects the vendor's typical role: high-frequency, relatively modest-dollar task orders against Marine Corps geospatial installations in Japan offset by rare but enormous IDV ceilings that may never be fully obligated. The top five funding entities by potential value (NASA, Naval Sea Systems Command, Air Education and Training Command, Marine Corps, and the Army Corps of Engineers Geospatial Center) account for 100% of combined potential value in the source data; by award count, the same five entities cover only 78%, underscoring the heavy weighting toward large vehicle ceilings and the smaller dollar value of individual task orders with the Marine Corps.

Geocgi's core business centers on geospatial support across installation management, data collection, systems management, program management, visualization, and emergency management coordination, primarily delivered to Marine Corps installations in Japan and across military installations domestically. Representative prime work includes a $25.34 million delivery order with USAID (US Mission in Mexico) for GeoCenter operations support from September 2023 through February 2025, issued under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule; a $5.9 million BPA call from the Department of the Army (Army Corps of Engineers) for labor support, Army Network Command, and operations and maintenance services through September 2029, issued under the Installation Geospatial Information and Services BPA; and numerous Marine Corps delivery orders in the $178 thousand to $1.57 million range for geospatial information systems support, data management, systems management, and visualization support at installations including Misawa Air Base, Marine Corps Air Station Iwakuni, Fleet and Service Members' Billeting, and Marine Corps Installations Pacific, with ultimate completion dates running through September 2026. The vendor also supplies ESRI ArcGIS license renewals and support services to the Office of Personnel Management on a recurring basis through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. On the GIS labor side, Geocgi's active GSA Schedule portfolio spans 34 labor categories with hourly rates ranging from $65.25 per hour for administrative assistant roles to $426.27 per hour for principal technology consultants, with intermediate pricing for GIS specialists ($100.38/hr), software/systems analysts ($120.45/hr), and project managers ($135.52–$151.26/hr), none requiring security clearances.

Vehicle positioning is extensive and newly expanded. Geocgi holds seats on the SEWP VI GWAC (NASA, $20 billion ceiling, total small business set-aside, through October 2036); the SHIELD IDIQ (Missile Defense Agency, $151 billion ceiling, full-and-open, through December 2035); the OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ (GSA Federal Acquisition Service, $999.99 billion placeholder ceiling, through April 2030); the OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business IDIQ (GSA Federal Acquisition Service, $999.99 billion placeholder ceiling, through September 2029); the Navy Seaport-NXG IDIQ (Naval Sea Systems Command, $4 billion ceiling, through January 2029); the Geospatial Support and Services 2.0 IDIQ (Air Education and Training Command, $220 million ceiling, partial small business set-aside, through May 2029); the GSA Multiple Award Schedule; and the Army Corps of Engineers Installation Geospatial Information and Services BPA (referenced as $49.5 million and $53.3 million in various summaries). The Marine Corps holds a $21.9 million single-award IDIQ for geospatial information system support services in Japan, which has generated the highest volume of recent task orders. Task-order activity under the primary Marine Corps IDIQ (IDV M6740021D0004) comprises 29 orders totaling $19.1 million in combined potential value, while GSA Multiple Award Schedule activity spans 17 delivery orders worth $102.9 million combined, anchored by the large USAID GeoCenter contract. The Army Corps of Engineers BPA (IDV M6740015D0014) supports 17 task orders valued at $6.4 million combined.

Activity has remained steady over the five-year source window at 10–16 awards per fiscal year, with a slight uptick to 16 awards in FY2025 and only 3 awards recorded in FY2026 (through November 1). Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal — only 3 awards with ultimate completion dates within that window carry a combined potential value of $4.8 million, well below the annual task-order run rate. As a subcontractor, Geocgi engages primarily with AECOM Technical Services on Marine Corps Installation Geospatial Information and Services (IGI&S) data management support at Camp Lejeune and Marine Corps Installations East (five sub-awards from October 2022 through October 2025), and with Cherokee Nation Strategic Programs on Pacific GeoBase work for the Air Force (May 2022), and with Amentum Services on microelectronics R&D labor support for Naval Surface Warfare Center (August 2025). Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts, Geocgi invoiced $1.8 million in FY2024 against 6.9 FTEs; FY2025 records show 6.5 FTEs on file. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-captured contracts ran $122.84/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractor hours averaged 14% of total contractor hours, with one named subcontractor appearing in the dataset, suggesting Geocgi builds most delivery internally with selective sub-engagement on defined task lines. The vendor's recent footprint expansion onto two mega-vehicle ceilings (SEWP VI and SHIELD) in late 2025 and early 2026 marks a material shift toward access to larger federal procurement pools, though translation of ceiling into obligated dollars remains to be demonstrated.

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