Graham Technologies LLC

Graham Technologies LLC, a Black American-owned, minority-owned small business based in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, operates as a federal prime contractor on IT consulting, systems engineering, cybersecurity, and professional services across civilian, defense, and intelligence customers. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open on large governmentwide vehicles (OASIS+, EWAAC, SHIELD), with secondary exposure to 8(a)-set-aside work on 8(a) STARS II and smaller Total Small Business set-asides through OASIS SB. Ninety-nine percent of recent awards are primes; the vendor holds prime positions on four major IDIQs and GWACs with combined ceiling values exceeding $165 billion, though obligated dollars through early 2026 total $99.8 million across 69 awards, reflecting early-stage task-order activity on newly awarded vehicles.

Graham Technologies' customer base is concentrated in civilian and intelligence work by volume but heavily weighted toward defense by potential value. The top five customer agencies account for 38% of awards, led by GSA Federal Acquisition Service (6 awards, $1 billion potential value), HHS Health Resources and Services Administration (6 awards, $5 billion potential value), the Department of the Navy (4 awards, $3.96 billion potential value), HHS Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (6 awards, $13.1 million potential value), and the Office of the Secretary of Defense (4 awards, $1 million potential value). By potential value, the Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division dominates with an $8.6 billion single-award BPA for IT services under the FBI's ITSSS-2 contract, awarded June 2024. The gap between volume and value rankings signals that high-dollar vehicles anchor concentrated potential while day-to-day task-order activity is spread across smaller customers; the FBI BPA and the $5 billion HRSA awards together represent 13.6 billion of the combined $65.67 billion potential value.

Graham Technologies holds prime positions on four major vehicles: the OASIS+ Small Business IDIQ (ceiling $999 billion, awarded December 2024, five-year term through December 2029), the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ under the Missile Defense Agency (ceiling $151 billion, awarded December 2025, ten-year term through December 2035), the Eglin Wide Agile Acquisition Contract (EWAAC) under the Air Force (ceiling $46 billion, awarded September 2021, performance through September 2031), and the FBI ITSSS-2 BPA under GSA Multiple Award Schedule (ceiling $8.6 billion, awarded June 2024, performance through June 2032). Across the 8(a) STARS II vehicle, Graham holds 13 task orders valued at $37.5 million. Task-order issuance remains sparse on the newest vehicles; the SHIELD IDIQ has generated one $500 delivery order for a post-award conference, and the OASIS+ SB vehicle, awarded late 2024, has not yet surfaced task orders in the source data. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule work includes the $8.6 million Peace Corps Security Operations Center Support Services delivery order (labor-hour contract through January 2027) and engineering services tasks under EWAAC.

Concrete recent work spans defense logistics, civilian security operations, and health IT. Representative prime awards include a $9.6 million Defense Health Agency delivery order for project management and data analyst support at the Virtual Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas (OASIS SB, Total Small Business set-aside, completion February 2028); a $5.5 million Marine Corps delivery order for civil engineer services (OASIS SB, full-and-open, completion February 2026); a $2.3 million Air Force delivery order for PKB configuration management support at Joint Cyber Security Exchange in Tampa, Florida (OASIS SB, completion September 2026); and a $1.2 million Air Force PKB Strategic Logistics Assessment Cell Services delivery order for CENTCOM (OASIS SB, completion June 2027). Earlier work includes Army Southern Command information management system support ($1.8 million, 8(a) STARS II, completion February 2027) and NOAA ISSO services under the NMITS BPA vehicle ($1.2 million, completion September 2027).

Activity has declined modestly: five awards in 2021 dropping to two awards in 2025 year-to-date, but this reflects the shift from task-order-generation on mature vehicles (8(a) STARS II, OASIS SB) to newly awarded IDIQs (OASIS+, SHIELD, FBI ITSSS-2) that have not yet ramped task-order issuance. Six awards totaling $25.6 million in potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure on small-scale work (NOAA ISSO, Marine Corps civil engineer, DHA Virtual Medical Center, Peace Corps SOC).

Graham Technologies operates with minimal subcontractor engagement; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subs account for roughly 6% of contractor hours, with two named subcontractors reported over FY2022–FY2024. SCI-reported invoicing on prime service contracts totaled $3.4 million over FY2022–FY2024 ($2.1 million in FY2022, $1.3 million in FY2023, zero in FY2024), with FTE trajectory of 8.6 in FY2022, 4.0 in FY2023, and 11.4 in FY2024, reflecting task-order volatility on small-scale contracts above the $150,000 SCI threshold. Government-paid hourly rates on prime SCI contracts ran a median of $114.22 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $103.90 and the 90th percentile at $209.20. The vendor's GSA Schedule portfolio spans 64 labor categories priced from $31.73 to $219.42 per hour, ranging from program support (high school education, one year experience) through senior consultants (master's degree, ten years experience), with security-cleared roles in civil engineering and other professional categories. The pricing posture on Schedule spans operational support through senior technical and management roles, supporting both cost-competitive task-order work on small business set-asides and higher-value consulting delivery on full-and-open vehicles.

Graham Technologies holds a single named sub relationship: on a March 2024 Deloitte Consulting LLP prime for Air Force Foreign Military Sales case tracking and modernization. The vendor functions predominantly as a prime on its own footprint rather than as a subcontractor feeder to larger primes.

At Graham Technologies, we deliver the power to turn federal mission challenges into real, measurable success. We do more than provide technology-we deliver solutions that agencies rely on when security, efficiency, and innovation are non-negotiable.

Every day, agencies face unprecedented demands on their information systems. That's where we excel. Our expertise spans advanced cybersecurity, cloud modernization, data analytics, and software engineering. We bring together deep technical knowledge and an unwavering commitment to achieving your objectives, thriving where complexity and urgency meet.

Our proven performance sets us apart. The Department of the Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, DHS, DOJ, and CDC, along with many other agencies, trust us to deliver on time and within budget.

Driven by innovation, grounded in experience and inspired by the missions we support. Our priority is long-term partnership and shared growth, always focused on what matters most: your success.