Gold Systems, Inc.

Gold Systems, Inc., a for-profit IT services firm based in Salt Lake City, Utah, delivers software development, IT infrastructure support, and enterprise information systems sustainment to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor (72% of recent awards) primarily through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The vendor competes full-and-open on civilian GSA vehicles with no set-aside designation and has been registered in SAM.gov since 2003.

Gold Systems' customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Environmental Protection Agency. The top five funding offices or components account for 59% of recent awards by count but 100% of combined potential value — the Federal Aviation Administration anchors the dollar ranking with one $37.3 million award, while EPA's Office of Land and Emergency Management leads by volume with four awards valued at $25.3 million combined. EPA Region 8, EPA's Office for Water, EPA's Office for Air and Radiation, the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families, and the GSA Federal Acquisition Service round out the active customer set across fifteen distinct agencies. The vendor has worked with EPA since at least 2004 and has deepened that relationship recently: a $16.3 million delivery order issued February 24, 2025, funds RCRAINFO (Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Information System) IT support services and development through August 2028 under Time and Materials pricing. A smaller $340,351 delivery order from EPA Region 8, dated May 1, 2026, covers GS element hosting support services with completion by November 2031. Both orders flow from Gold Systems' GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract, which carries a ceiling of $11.1 million through May 2028 and spans 25 labor categories at rates from $67.88 to $205.11 per hour across education levels from associate to master's degree; no security-cleared positions are offered. Fifteen task orders have been placed against the MAS vehicle, generating $70.6 million in combined potential value. The vendor's NAICS footprint reflects its federal IT focus: "Other Computer Related Services" dominates with eleven awards, followed by "Custom Computer Programming Services" (four awards) and "Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services" (three awards).

Recent activity is sparse but cyclical. The vendor recorded one award in 2021, one in 2023, one in 2024, two in 2025, and one in 2026 — a pattern reflecting episodic delivery-order placements from EPA rather than sustained high-volume award flow. Across all 29 awards in the source dataset, $21.4 million has been obligated against the $82.9 million combined potential value, representing 26% execution. In its subcontractor role, Gold Systems supports water-quality systems work for the Research Triangle Institute, including Water Quality Exchange (WQX), Assessment TMDL Tracking and Implementation System (ATTAINS), and Catchment Indexing Process (CIP) activities; sub awards date to June 2024 and March 2025. Service Contract Inventory data for FY2022–FY2024 show Gold Systems invoiced $1.2 million in SCI-reportable prime service-contract revenue ($494 thousand in FY2022, $693 thousand in FY2023, zero in FY2024), spanning roughly 2–4 FTEs delivered per year to federal service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI prime contracts ran approximately $133.29 per hour, with senior labor pricing reaching $495.36 per hour. Across SCI prime contracts, the vendor performed 100% of billable hours in-house with zero subcontractor hours, indicating a build-in-house delivery model on SCI-reportable work.

Gold Systems, Inc. has 30 years of experience supporting local, tribal, state and federal clients with their software development needs. We also provide multiple SaaS applications utilized in the state and local environment.