Idemma LLC

Idemma LLC, a small business based in Orlando, Florida, provides religious and spiritual support services to the Department of Defense and Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides, delivering chapel personnel, musicians, religious educators, and pastoral coordinators across military installations and VA medical centers. The company competes entirely as a prime — 100% of its 233 awards in the source data are prime contracts — with no subcontract activity, and all work is set-aside except for a small number of unset-aside delivery orders against existing IDIQs.

Idemma's capability footprint centers on faith-based personnel services: Catholic and Protestant musicians (organists, cantors, choir directors, keyboard accompanists), religious education coordinators for children and adult faith formation, pastoral life coordinators, chaplain support personnel, and ceremonial music direction. Representative recent awards include a $243,588 Total Small Business purchase order from Air Force Space Command for Catholic and Protestant religious education coordinators at Seymour Johnson AFB (September 2025), a $185,128 award for Buddhist Religious Program Leader and Catholic Religious Education Coordinator support at the Air Force Academy (February 2025), a $643,886 chapel services contract with Air Combat Command for Offutt AFB Nebraska (March 2024), and a $369,251 sports officials services contract with Air Combat Command at Joint Base Langley-Eustis (July 2024) — the latter signaling service diversification beyond core chapel work. On the VA side, recent work includes a $134,891 musician services purchase order with VISN 9 at Nashville VA (February 2024) and a $120,000 single-award organist services IDIQ with VISN 23 at Minneapolis VA (July 2026).

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to the Air Force. The top five funding agencies account for 54% of awards by count and 57% of combined potential value: the Department of the Air Force leads with 44 awards and $4.1 million combined potential value; Air Combat Command (a separate reporting line in the source) holds 17 awards and $2.5 million; Navy Installations Command holds 30 awards and $1.5 million; Air Force Space Command holds 17 awards and $1.2 million; and Air Mobility Command holds 14 awards and $1.1 million. The Navy Installations Command places many small orders (30 awards, lower dollar share), whereas Air Combat Command and the general Air Force bucket anchor most of the dollar value despite fewer award counts.

Idemma holds four named indefinite delivery contracts, all single-award set-asides. The largest is a $540,558 Consolidated Chapel Services IDIQ with the Air Force at Fairchild AFB (awarded September 1, 2023, extending through August 31, 2028), under which the Air Force has issued six delivery orders totaling $297 thousand; a second Air Force IDIQ (FA252121D0002) carries 12 task orders worth $272 thousand; an Air Force Space Command IDIQ (FA930219D0008) supports five task orders totaling $466 thousand; and a Veterans Affairs IDIQ for Chapel Organist Services (VISN 23) began July 1, 2026, with a $120,000 ceiling extending through June 30, 2031.

Activity has contracted year over year — 24 awards in 2022, declining to 7 awards through September 2026 — indicating either maturing concentration on existing contracts or declining win rate. Recompete exposure is material: 29 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $2.1 million in combined potential value, concentrated in renewal cycles for religious education and musician positions across Air Force and Navy installations.

Idemma's award history spans 233 prime contracts since 2015 with combined potential value of $18.2 million and $9.6 million obligated (53% call rate). The source shows Idemma registered as a federal contractor since 2015 and operates exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides at the prime level, with no teaming or subcontract relationships evident. NAICS and PSC coding reflects the religious-services nature of the work: 113 awards under Religious Organizations (NAICS 813110), 79 under Musical Groups and Artists (NAICS 711130), and 108 awards classified under Social — Chaplain PSC codes. The vendor competes in a narrow, set-aside-reserved market segment with high customer concentration and mature, long-duration contracts typical of military chaplaincy and spiritual support procurement.