Huntridge Labs, LLC

Huntridge Labs, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and HUBZone-certified firm based in Leesburg, Virginia, delivers digital transformation and software engineering services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on VA modernization work and as a subcontractor on larger federal IT programs. The company operates predominantly as a subcontractor (67% of recent awards by count) while building a smaller prime footprint anchored to the Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center.

Huntridge Labs holds dual SBA certifications expiring February 27, 2027: SDVOSB status and HUBZone certification. The company is structured as a for-profit limited liability company with a named subsidiary, Civiclabs Alliance, LLC, also certified as an SDVOSB joint venture. Huntridge's prime work centers on NAICS 541519 (Other Computer Related Services) and PSC DA01 (IT and Telecom — Business Application/Application Development Support Services), with a secondary footprint in custom programming and infrastructure services.

Huntridge Labs' customer base is concentrated with the Department of Veterans Affairs. Three awards valued at $6 million combined potential value flow to the VA Technology Acquisition Center, anchoring the prime contract portfolio; two additional awards distribute across the broader VA enterprise. The Department of Homeland Security's U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services accounts for three awards (dollar magnitude not specified in source material), and the General Services Administration holds one award (the Federal Supply Schedule contract). Across recent awards, the VA represents 100% of specified potential value at the prime level.

On the VA side, Huntridge primes two definitive contracts. A $3.8 million sole-source SDVOSB award made September 16, 2025, funds the Benefits Intake Optimization Contract, delivering software to digitize VA.gov benefits intake forms (VA 21-534EZ and VA 21-8416) with a minimal viable product by November 11, 2025, and enhanced forms with automated backend processing by March 30, 2026; optional sustainment spans up to 59 two-week sprints through the September 15, 2026 ultimate completion date. Huntridge partners with CGI Federal Inc. as the subcontractor executing deliverables. A second $2.2 million definitive contract awarded May 29, 2026, supports artificial intelligence literacy services at the VA Technology Acquisition Center, performing in Arlington, Virginia, with completion by November 28, 2027. Huntridge also holds a Federal Supply Schedule seat under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with a $475,000 ceiling running through September 17, 2030; the schedule carries six labor categories spanning technical analysis, AI/ML engineering, DevSecOps, product strategy, IT project management, and senior AI leadership, with hourly rates from $83.10 (Technical Analyst, two years' experience) through $207.10 (Lead AI Engineer, eight years' experience) — all positions require a bachelor's degree minimum, and no security-cleared roles are offered.

In its subcontractor role, Huntridge delivers records management and support services to CGI Federal Inc. (three sub-awards as of January 2025, with additional work obligated in support of contract deliverables), mail management services to Govcio, LLC (two sub-awards under Veterans Intake, Conversion, and Communication Services), and transformation support services to Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. under Computer Systems Design Services. The company also sits on the Alliant II GWAC with three task orders.

Activity skews toward 2025 — eight awards in 2025 versus one in 2026 — with two awards (combined potential value $6 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and facing recompete. SCI-reported invoicing appears minimal: the Service Contract Inventory dataset records two SCI-reportable records in FY2024, both as a named subcontractor, supporting 2.4 FTEs — a reflection that most of Huntridge's recent work is either on definitive contracts above SCI thresholds or embedded within larger primes' SCI filings. Combined obligated dollars ($9.1 million) exceed combined potential value ($6.5 million), indicating some orders have drawn down beyond contract ceilings or additional task orders have closed in the source window.