Cykor LLC

Cykor LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, delivers IT hardware procurement, software licensing, and network modernization services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (72% of recent awards) and increasingly as a subcontractor to major defense integrators. The company competes predominantly under small-business set-asides — Total Small Business and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business designations anchor roughly 60% of its prime work — and holds an active GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (Multiple Award Schedule, September 2027 expiration) alongside a dominant position on the Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) governmentwide IT acquisition contract.

Cykor's capability footprint centers on Cisco, Dell, and related enterprise networking and data-center equipment procurement, with expanding software-licensing and cybersecurity-tool delivery. Representative prime work includes a $42.2 million VA SDVOSB set-aside for Veteran Community Care Program provider directory software under SEWP V (April 2026, extended through June 2031), a $12.3 million Air Force SDVOSB total small business order for zero-trust hardware and software packages (December 2025, Hill Air Force Base), and a $4.4 million VA SDVOSB delivery for Starburst Enterprise Software and technical support (September 2024, three-year runway). Recent SEWP V work spans Cisco Catalyst switches, Dell servers and workstations, Zscaler data protection, Rubrik backup appliances, Tenable vulnerability management licenses, and Alteryx analytics platform renewals — goods and software deliveries rather than services. The company also executes sub-awards to major primes including Northrop Grumman (Integrated Battle Command System hardware integration), Scientific Research Corporation (TACMOBILE workstations and networking gear), CACI (CDM Defend cybersecurity hardware), and Booz Allen Hamilton (IT reseller services).

Customer concentration sits heavily with Navy and Air Force. Naval Information Warfare Systems Command dominates the customer base at 127 awards and $65.5 million combined potential value (32% of total dollars), followed by Air Force Materiel Command at 35 awards and $17.9 million, Naval Sea Systems Command at 88 awards but only $6.2 million (smaller per-order magnitude), and Defense Information Systems Agency at 30 awards and $5.5 million. These five customers account for roughly 50% of award volume and about 78% of tracked potential value — a concentration typical of hardware-reseller positioning on SEWP V. Activity has accelerated: 55 awards in 2022, 82 in 2023, 132 in 2024, and 120 in 2025. Awards completing in the next twenty-four months carry $41.5 million combined potential value, representing material recompete exposure.

SEWP V anchors the vehicle footprint with 370 task orders valued at $206.4 million combined potential value (roughly 90% of the tracked prime portfolio). Secondary vehicle positions include the Alliant II GWAC (19 task orders), Advanced Technology Support Program IV (15 task orders), and TSA III (12 task orders), along with sub-awards across Alliant II, Alliant 3, and various agency-specific IDIQs. The GSA Schedule contract carries seven labor categories spanning junior network engineer ($165.38/hr) through principal network architect ($248.08/hr), all requiring bachelor's degrees with no security-clearance qualification.

Service Contract Inventory captures only 5 records (2 prime, 3 sub) with FY2024 invoiced revenue of $0, reflecting Cykor's heavy skew toward goods and fixed-price hardware delivery rather than labor-intensive services — the SCI dataset is a narrow slice that excludes product sales, the bulk of Cykor's federal business. Sub-engagement across SCI-reportable primes shows no identified subcontractor hours, consistent with the vendor's primary role as a hardware distributor and direct-delivery prime. Subcontracting activity concentrates on supporting Northrop Grumman's IBCS production (radio, computer peripheral, and electronic component manufacturing), Scientific Research Corporation's TACMOBILE engineering (Dell mobile workstations and Cisco switching components), and smaller integrations for CACI, General Dynamics Information Technology, and Booz Allen. The sub footprint signals Cykor functions as a supplies-and-equipment feeder to prime systems integrators rather than a capacity augmenter or services subcontractor.

CyKor's consulting services provide our customers with real world industry experts. Our engineers have advanced knowledge in network security architectures, as well as other key technology areas. Whether its a small infrastructure upgrade to an enterprise wide advanced security architecture, our engineers can provide professional services to make our customers successful.