Inflowlogistics, LLC

Inflowlogistics, LLC (doing business as Inflow) is a San Antonio-based woman-owned small business that operates as a prime contractor on federal defense and intelligence contracts, competing under both full-and-open and small-business set-aside vehicles, with a recent award footprint spanning 37 prime awards totaling $24.52 billion in combined potential value across the Defense Department, GSA, and allied agencies.

Inflow's recent activity has grown incrementally—two awards in 2021 to four in 2022 and 2023, declining to three in 2024 and three in 2025—but the scale of awards has expanded substantially. The company holds three major vehicle positions that anchor its pipeline. In December 2025, the Missile Defense Agency awarded Inflow a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract under the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program with a ceiling value referenced at the vehicle placeholder ceiling; an initial $500 delivery order was issued immediately for place of performance in Huntsville, Alabama. In June 2025, GSA's Federal Acquisition Service granted Inflow a multiple-award OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business IDIQ running through June 2030, restricted to SBA-certified women-owned small businesses; the ceiling carries the vehicle placeholder. In December 2024, Inflow received a second GSA vehicle under OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside, also running through December 2029 with a placeholder ceiling, opening access to small-business-only task orders across seven functional domains (Management and Advisory, Technical and Engineering, Research and Development, Intelligence Services, Environmental Services, Facilities, and Logistics). Inflow also holds an August 2023 award of a $200 million multiple-award IDC from the Department of Defense under the A2-6 Intelligence, Cyber & Electromagnetic Spectrum Superiority Advisory Services contract, enabling task orders through August 2028.

Inflow's customer concentration is dominated by dollar value from large research and development awards. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for $13.96 billion across four awards (spanning advanced naval systems development), and the Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center Joint Program Executive Office for Chemical and Biological Defense accounts for $8.28 billion across two awards. GSA Federal Acquisition Service represents $2.01 billion across seven awards, largely the IDIQ vehicles themselves. By award count, the Department of Defense Inspector General leads with 14 awards totaling $49.8 million in potential value, spanning program analyst support, intelligence training instructor staffing, and desktop publishing services. The discrepancy between count and dollars reflects the Inspector General's reliance on smaller delivery orders for administrative and technical support (including a $14.69 million U.S. Inspector General delivery order for Program Analyst Support through July 2027, and an $11.48 million DoD OIG Contractor Support Service Mission Support Team order through July 2028), while Navy and Army awards drive the multi-billion-dollar exposure. Five awards with ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $52.5 million, mostly concentrated in the OASIS Small Business vehicle work.

Inflow's concrete capability footprint centers on defense systems engineering, intelligence support services, research and development in advanced technologies, and administrative program analysis. Representative work includes a $15.9 million U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command delivery order for Standoff Munitions Application Center (SMAC) support under OASIS SB through September 2027, a $7.12 million Air Education and Training Command order for 315th Training Squadron intelligence training instructors at Goodfellow Air Force Base through June 2027, a $1.25 million Small Business Innovation Research Phase II award from the Air Force Research Laboratory for loss of operational knowledge and insider threat prevention research (completed August 2023), and a $625,000 Defense Information Systems Agency definitive contract for J2 Concept of Operations discovery and assessment work at Fort Meade, Maryland. A $3.29 million Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives delivery order for Explosives Research and Development Support under OASIS SB runs through May 2028 and is performed at Inflow's San Antonio location.

Inflow's GSA labor portfolio spans seventeen cybersecurity and IT professional categories at hourly rates from $45.28 to $129.79, all requiring bachelor's degrees and security clearances. Entry-level positions (Cyber Program Support Specialist, Junior Cyber Security Analyst) start in the mid-$40s to low-$50s per hour with two years of experience; mid-career roles (Cyber Training Specialist, Cyber Software Developer, Cyber Systems Analyst) range from $75 to $108 per hour with four to six years of experience; senior positions (Senior Cyber IT Engineer, Cyber Technical Consultant) reach $113 to $130 per hour with six years' experience and bachelor's degrees. This labor posture signals specialized cybersecurity and technical engineering depth serving cleared defense and intelligence customers.

The Service Contract Inventory dataset captures limited activity for Inflow—eight records (four prime, four as named subcontractor) spanning FY2022 through FY2024—and shows zero invoiced revenue on prime SCI records, reflecting the fact that most of Inflow's recent awards are infrastructure IDIQs or very recent task order issuances not yet reflected in SCI invoicing. FTE presence in SCI data is minimal (7.0 FTEs in FY2022, 0.0 in FY2023, 0.9 in FY2024 across mixed prime and sub positions), a small slice of the company's actual federal footprint given that the company operates at scale on large vehicle positions.

Inflow operates as a 100% prime contractor with no recorded subcontractors in the award portfolio, indicating a posture of direct delivery rather than ecosystem priming. The company includes a named subsidiary, D5 Defense Group, LLC, a small-business joint venture entity that may represent a vehicle for expanded teaming or sector-focused delivery, though the source does not describe its operational scope or capability separation from the parent.

Expertise in the areas of National Security, Cyber Operations, Intelligence, Enterprise IT, Identity Operations, Training, and Government Consulting to include but not limited to: EOD, Data Analytics, Information Security, Project Management, Forensic Analysis, Software Development, Military Training, SIPRNET, Exploitation Efforts, IED, and TTPs