Cykor LLC

Cykor LLC, doing business as Cykor, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Annapolis, Maryland, that procures and delivers enterprise IT hardware, software licensing, and network modernization solutions to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 71% of recent awards and as a subcontractor to major defense integrators on 29%. The company competes predominantly under small-business set-asides—Total Small Business and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business designations anchor 65% of prime delivery orders—and holds a current GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract and a seat on the SEWP V governmentwide acquisition contract with 389 task orders worth $222.9 million in combined potential value. In November 2026, NASA awarded Cykor a $20 billion ceiling SEWP VI GWAC under Partial Small Business set-aside, extending its federal IT procurement footprint across the next decade.

Cykor's capability portfolio centers on Cisco and Dell enterprise networking and data center equipment, software licensing platforms including Alteryx, Tenable vulnerability management, Zscaler data protection, and Rubrik backup appliances, plus zero-trust architecture implementations and application modernization tools. Recent representative prime work includes a $42.2 million VA Technology Acquisition Center delivery order for provider directory software supporting the Veterans Community Care Program through June 2031; a $12.3 million Air Force Materiel Command award for zero-trust hardware and software packages extending through December 2028; a $11.3 million Naval Information Warfare Systems Command delivery order for configured SN7100 tri-mode mission suite server hardware; and a $4.4 million VA award for Starburst Enterprise Software and technical support running through September 2027. Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts, Cykor invoiced $1.6 million in FY2025 on 2.1 FTEs at median government-paid rates around $1,665.79 per hour, with senior and principal-level engineering roles priced through $2,845 per hour; GSA Schedule labor spans junior network engineers at $172.16 per hour through principal network architects at $258.25 per hour, all requiring bachelor's degree and no security clearance.

Customer concentration is highly skewed toward naval commands and Air Force acquisition centers. The top five funding agencies account for 50% of awards by count: Naval Information Warfare Systems Command leads with 131 awards ($68.5 million combined potential value), followed by Naval Sea Systems Command (89 awards, $6.4 million), Air Force Materiel Command (39 awards, $19.1 million), Air Combat Command (35 awards, $2 million), and Defense Information Systems Agency (30 awards, $5.5 million). By dollar value, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command and Air Force Materiel Command together anchor most of the potential value, while Naval Sea Systems Command and other Navy commands show many small orders. Cykor serves 84 distinct customer agencies, with activity weighted heavily toward Department of Defense components.

Award volume has grown from 55 in 2022 to 132 in 2024, with 123 awards in 2025 and 47 to date in 2026; 19 awards totaling $27.1 million in combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete opportunity. In its subcontractor role, Cykor delivers IT hardware and software components to Northrop Grumman Systems Corporation (IBCS hardware full-rate production for Wisla Phase II), Scientific Research Corporation (engineering development and integration of TACMOBILE increments, including Dell workstations and Cisco switching), Salient CRGT (MAVERICK task order support), General Dynamics Information Technology (Air Force Civil Engineer Control Systems cybersecurity initiatives), CACI Federal (CDM Defend Group A bridge task order), and Booz Allen Hamilton (base-year labor under intelligence/IT services contracts). Across SEWP V and SEWP VI, Cykor places 389 active task orders; secondary vehicles include Alliant II (30 task orders), the Advanced Technology Support Program IV (15), and TSA III (12). On SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 35% of contractor hours on average, with two named subcontractors identified in the reporting set.

The vendor's award footprint breaks down by primary NAICS into Other Computer Related Services (417 awards), Engineering Services (56), Computer Systems Design Services (33), Custom Computer Programming (23), and Electronic Computer Manufacturing (19), reflecting a portfolio anchored in IT procurement, systems integration, and professional services rather than pure product manufacturing. Deliverables concentrate under PSC categories including Business Application Software licensing (79 awards), end-user help desk and productivity tools (47), IT compute and server hardware (34), and digital network products (26). Cykor's federal profile is heavily transactional—the median award value is small, task orders recur across multiple agencies and commands, and the company functions as a trusted IT sourcing partner for network refresh and software renewal cycles rather than as a systems integrator on large complex engineering programs. The $278.4 million in obligated dollars against $40.23 billion in potential value reflects the vendor's reliance on ceiling-based GWACs and long-duration options that draw down over years rather than full upfront funding.

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.