Igniteaction LLC

Igniteaction LLC, a small business founded in 2020 and headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, operates as a prime contractor delivering on-premises and cloud infrastructure modernization, IT operations support, and enterprise data management services to civilian federal agencies under GSA Schedule and agency-specific blanket purchase agreements. All 24 recent federal awards are prime contracts; the vendor operates 100% as a prime with no subcontractor engagement across its service-contract portfolio.

The vendor's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward two anchor relationships. The Department of Transportation's Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters dominates the potential-value ranking with two awards (a $2.419 billion Indefinite Delivery Contract for non-NAS IT services and a $100 million single-award BPA for EFAST services) representing $2.52 billion in combined ceiling, or 68% of total potential value across all awards. The Department of Commerce's U.S. Census Bureau anchors volume and near-term operational activity, with 17 awards (71% of the award count) worth $822.7 million combined ceiling. These two customers account for approximately 84% of total potential value. Treasury Departmental Offices and the Internal Revenue Service round out the active set with a combined $50.4 million and $296.7 million in ceiling value, respectively, primarily through Infrastructure Operations Support Services (IOSS) BPA vehicles awarded in October 2024 and April 2025.

Igniteaction's concrete capability profile centers on cloud and on-premises infrastructure support, systems modernization, and enterprise data services. Recent Census Bureau work exemplifies the core delivery model: seventeen BPA calls ranging from $737 thousand (OCISS Call Order 9 DSD, awarded May 2026) to $26.9 million (infrastructure support with labor-category additions, awarded June 2026) cover data center and cloud migration support, Enterprise Data Lake modernization, research and methodology directorate infrastructure, and data ingest and collection infrastructure. The vendor holds a single-award $557 million Census BPA established October 2024 with ultimate completion March 2030, which generated at least fourteen task orders as of September 2026. For the FAA, Igniteaction's $2.419 billion ITIPSS IDC (awarded May 2024, running through May 2034) covers a broad IT service portfolio including program management, enterprise architecture, cloud computing, cybersecurity, software development, and emerging technologies; the $100 million eFAST BPA (awarded April 2022, extended through September 2029) targets agile development and systems modernization. Treasury work, awarded October 2024 and exercised in 2025, consists of a $148.3 million IOSS BPA for infrastructure operations support and related task orders for Departmental Offices IT infrastructure and Secure Data Network support.

Activity has accelerated meaningfully in recent years—from one award in 2022 and one in 2023 to five in 2024, seven in 2025, and nine through September 2026. However, this trajectory masks a structural recompete risk: seven awards (combined potential value $85.4 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, primarily lower-dollar Census BPA calls expiring May through August 2026 and a $38.2 million Treasury IOSS call order exercising option period 1 through August 2030. The Census BPA base period itself closes October 2025, creating a material recompete decision point.

The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 418 active categories with hourly rates from $46.04 to $287.15, supporting entry-level IT operator and systems specialist roles through senior cloud assessment and infrastructure expert positions at the high end. No security-cleared labor is offered. Pricing posture reflects a mid-tier federal service contractor: bachelor's-degree and associate-degree roles dominate the lower end (Health IT System Operator at $46.04/hr, IT Computer Specialist Level 2 at $84.41/hr), senior infrastructure and cloud-engineering roles price in the $120–$172 range, and strategic expert resources reach $287.15/hr.

Service Contract Inventory data shows $12 million in SCI-reportable invoiced labor in fiscal year 2025 across 39.7 full-time equivalents delivered to federal customers, with zero subcontractor hours reported—all work was self-performed by Igniteaction prime labor. This SCI snapshot is not representative of the vendor's total federal services footprint; Census BPA call orders placed in May and June 2026 and September 2026 post-date the SCI reporting window. The gap between SCI invoicing ($12 million across FY2025) and the combined potential value across all 24 awards ($3.69 billion) reflects the prevalence of large ceiling-valued IDIQs and BPAs with only modest dollars obligated to date; as of the award portfolio snapshot, total obligated dollars stood at $142.8 million (4% of combined potential value), concentrated in Treasury IOSS and Census tasks awarded in 2025–2026.

Igniteaction's vehicle position is concentrated on GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicles—33 task orders carry $1.18 billion combined potential value—and Treasury's IOSS BPA (2 task orders, $50.4 million). The FAA IDC and BPA sit outside the parent-vehicle tracking, representing direct relationships rather than secondary ordering instruments. Competition posture is full-and-open across all award vehicles; no set-aside category designations appear in the majority of contracts, with the exception of Total Small Business set-asides on the Census single-award BPA and the IRS-issued IOSS multiple-award BPA.