Incentive Technology Group LLC

Incentive Technology Group LLC, a for-profit limited liability company and wholly owned subsidiary of ICF Incorporated, provides software engineering support, application modernization, and IT infrastructure services to civilian federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively, with a subsidiary designation enabling participation in small business set-asides on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and designated BPAs.

ITG is incorporated in Arlington, Virginia and operates as a 100% prime contractor across 98 awarded contracts, with no subcontract awards in the source data. The vendor competes in two distinct postures: under total small business set-asides (approximately 19% of awards) on GSA MAS and Department of Transportation BPAs, and full-and-open on the Federal Communications Commission's $70 million MAS BPA, General Services Administration acquisition vehicles, and Census Bureau programs. The top five customer agencies by award count (Federal Communications Commission, GSA Public Buildings Service Central Office, Department of Transportation Federal Transit Administration, Department of Commerce US Census Bureau, and Department of Labor) account for 61% of awards. However, concentration by potential value tells a different story: the Census Bureau alone drives $3.65 billion (about 14% of combined potential across all awards), split across three Census Decennial Program awards, while the FCC's 35 awards total only $200.8 million. GSA Federal Acquisition Service and the Department of Transportation Immediate Office of the Secretary anchor $453.6 million and $291.5 million respectively in combined potential value.

ITG's capability portfolio centers on application development, system modernization, and infrastructure support across civilian IT systems. Representative prime work includes a $5.4 million total small business set-aside OTRAK support operations and maintenance engagement with the Federal Transit Administration (ultimate completion September 2027), a $6 million full-and-open definitive contract with the Bureau of African Affairs for ServiceNow development and business process automation (September 2026), a $5.1 million National Highway Traffic Safety Administration eGrants modernization BPA call exercising option period two (January 2027), a $3.9 million Department of Transportation Consolidated Financial Assistance Reporting support task order (August 2027), and a $2.7 million Federal Communications Commission IBFS Mod continuation BPA call. Across the FCC portfolio (35 awards total), ITG has supported the International Communications Filing System, Wireless Emergency Alert interface, Disaster Information Reporting System modernization, and spectrum-auction and broadcast-services systems. The vendor also holds seats on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (79 task orders, $2.71 billion combined potential value) and Information Technology Schedule 70 (52 task orders, $177.6 million).

Activity has declined in recent years: seven awards in 2023, two in 2024, five in 2025, and one in 2026 year-to-date. Nine awards with combined potential value of $55.4 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure. Top NAICS coding is 541512 Computer Facilities Management Services (82 awards) and 541512 Computer Systems Design Services (14 awards); top PSC categories span IT application development support labor (27 awards), other IT and telecommunications (11 awards), and facility operations (7 awards).

Service Contract Inventory data (FY2022–FY2024, prime contracts only) shows invoiced revenue declining from $37.9 million across 267 FTEs in FY2022 to $30.6 million across 95 FTEs in FY2024, reflecting the post-pandemic contraction visible in annual award counts. Median government-paid rates ran $95.41 per hour across SCI-reportable service contracts, with senior technical labor pricing toward $297 per hour; entry-level support roles started around $40 per hour. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 8% of contractor hours, with 57 named subcontractors reported cumulatively, indicating ITG builds most of its own delivery teams while engaging specialized subs for surge capacity. GSA Schedule labor rates span $50.52 to $214.12 per hour across 38 active categories, from administrative support through enterprise systems architecture roles; no security-cleared positions are listed.

ITG's parent, ICF Incorporated, is a larger for-profit consulting organization with its own federal contracting footprint; the subsidiary structure enables ITG to pursue small business set-asides while maintaining access to full-and-open opportunities and the parent's broader federal agency relationships.