Global Solutions Group, Inc.

Global Solutions Group, Inc., an SBA 8(a)-certified economically disadvantaged women-owned small business headquartered in Madison Heights, Michigan, operates as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, legal resource professional services, and administrative staffing across civilian and defense agencies. The company holds multiple set-aside certifications—8(a) Business Development Program (expiring January 19, 2027), EDWOSB, and WOSB—and competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles, with most recent prime awards carrying Total Small Business or Competitive 8(a) designations.

Global Solutions Group's capability portfolio centers on information systems security line-of-business (ISSLOB) support, FISMA audits and security assessments, legal resource staffing, administrative support, document digitization and transcription services, and IT infrastructure operations. Concrete named work includes a $18.35 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency under 8(a) STARS III for priority services operational support (exercising option year 2 as of September 2023); a $4.07 million labor-hours delivery order from the Department of Treasury's Office of the Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources for legal resource professional services through June 2026; a $3.52 million labor-hours delivery order from the Department of Defense's Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources for employment litigation support services through February 2027; and a $2.52 million Total Small Business delivery order from the Department of Education's Office of the Chief Financial Officer for maintenance of the Payment Integrity Monitoring Application on ServiceNow through August 2029. Smaller recurring work across the portfolio includes FISMA audits (approximately $10,174 per engagement), ISSO support, penetration testing, security assessments, and facility management administrative support spanning dozens of civilian agencies.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward information security work within the federal civilian sector. The Department of the Interior's Departmental Offices Chief Information Officer accounts for 80 awards ($51.5 million combined potential value), anchoring the portfolio through a $26 million blanket purchase agreement for ISSLOB services. The top five customers by award count—Interior, Department of Justice U.S. Attorney's Offices (36 awards, $11.1 million), Department of Agriculture Office of the Chief Information Officer (10 awards, $15.5 million), Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration (10 awards, $3.1 million), and Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (9 awards, $2.4 million)—account for 47% of all awards. By potential value, however, the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ($72.55 billion across 4 awards) and GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($50.01 billion across 7 awards) dominate, reflecting ceiling values on two massive parent vehicles: the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ awarded by the Missile Defense Agency in December 2025 ($151 billion ceiling through December 2035) and three OASIS+ vehicles (8(a), Women-Owned Small Business, and Total Small Business IDIQs, each with $999,999,999,999 ceilings through 2029–2030). These GSA vehicles dwarf the company's historical operating scale and represent positioning for future growth rather than current revenue streams.

Global Solutions Group holds positions on six named parent vehicles anchoring task order flow. The $26 million Department of Interior ISSLOB BPA (through July 2027) has generated 80 awards and represents the company's single largest active ordering platform, with recurring FISMA audits, ISSO support, risk management, and penetration testing calls across civilian agencies including USAID, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Department of State, Department of Commerce, and multiple inspection general offices. The HHS Office of General Counsel Legal Resource Professional Services GWAC ($9.2 million ceiling through February 2027, awarded March 2022) has supported 4 delivery orders including the $4.07 million Treasury engagement and the $3.52 million DoD employment litigation support order. The eFAST BPA with the Department of Interior ($1 billion ceiling through September 2029, awarded April 2022) has generated 6 task orders. The three OASIS+ vehicles (8(a), WOSB, and Total Small Business) awarded in 2024–2025 are GSA government-wide IDIQs with multi-billion-dollar ceilings but minimal task order activity in the current dataset. The Multiple Award Schedule itself anchors 315 task orders ($146.8 million combined potential value) across dozens of customer agencies, making it the de facto parent vehicle for much of the company's operative delivery portfolio.

Activity has grown in absolute terms but exhibits a declining trajectory on an annual basis. Awards per year peaked at 41 in both 2023 and 2024, contracted to 23 in 2025, and stand at 20 through early August 2026 (incomplete year). The combined potential value across 310 awards is $123.73 billion, but that ceiling reflects the newly awarded SHIELD ($151 billion) and OASIS+ vehicles ($999.999 trillion combined), which have issued virtually no task orders. On an operating revenue basis, SCI-reported invoicing shows $4.1 million in FY2022, $6.7 million in FY2023, and $13.8 million in FY2024 across government service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold, reflecting growth through FY2024 but capturing only a portion of the company's contract awards (goods, classified work, and contracts below the reporting threshold are excluded). Workforce on SCI-reportable contracts grew from 43.4 FTEs in FY2022 to 49.1 in FY2023 to 72.2 in FY2024. Within the next twenty-four months, 40 awards with combined potential value of $44.9 million reach ultimate completion and face recompete exposure.

Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts (prime records) cluster at a median of $48.72 per hour, with a 10th percentile of $31.12 and a 90th percentile of $139.82, reflecting a portfolio spanning administrative support (lower-cost labor) and senior security and IT roles (higher-cost specialist positions). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors supply approximately 3% of total contractor hours, with 8 named subcontractors engaged across the reported period. This posture indicates Global Solutions Group predominantly self-performs delivery, building its own labor force rather than acting as a prime vehicle for wider subcontractor networks.

The company's corporate structure includes two named subsidiaries—Global NSG, LLC and Global Northstar, LLC—both minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged businesses, women-owned small business joint ventures, and DOT-certified disadvantaged business enterprises. These subsidiaries carry complementary certification profiles but do not generate distinctly named awards in the source dataset, suggesting they function as internal business units rather than independently marketed entities.

Prime Federal Contract Awards total 309 with one sub-award (Kansas Department of Health and Environment subaward for an EpiTrax security assessment in May 2024). The vendor holds no federal grant awards as prime recipient or sub-recipient in the source data.

Global Solutions Group faces a pronounced recompete cliff: 40 awards totaling $44.9 million in potential value expire within the next twenty-four months. The Department of Interior ISSLOB BPA ($26 million ceiling) completes July 2027, the HHS Legal Resource GWAC expires February 2027, and numerous smaller task orders across Interior, USAID, Department of State, and other civilian agencies conclude between now and August 2027. The company's recent awards of OASIS+ and SHIELD vehicles position it to compete for successor work, but absent significant task order activity under those new vehicles, the portfolio faces material contraction as these mature platforms complete.

Information Technology, Cyber Security (NIST, FISMA, FedRAMP), Professional Services, Administrative and Medical Staffing, Electronic Content/Document Management, Document Scanning, Document Destruction, Medical and Legal Transcription