Info-Tech Research Group Inc.

Info-Tech Research Group Inc., a foreign-owned for-profit corporation headquartered in Las Vegas, Nevada, delivers IT research, advisory memberships, executive counseling, and training services to federal agencies predominantly as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) under full-and-open competition with no set-aside utilization. The vendor operates across a customer base spanning 36 distinct federal agencies, with concentration driven by two massive single-award IDVs rather than distributed prime work: a $446 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (supporting the Defense Enterprise Software Initiative through March 2029) and a $202.3 million vehicle with GSA Federal Acquisition Service, which together account for 99% of combined potential value across the vendor's 77-award footprint.

Info-Tech's concrete capability set centers on subscription-based IT research and advisory services grounded in membership models. The vendor delivers advisory memberships and executive counselor services (including onsite and virtual counselor visits, industry research, price benchmarking, and concierge support); IT research library access and product implementation toolkits; analyst support and workshop facilitation; and software licensing and subscription services. Representative named work includes a $1.97 million BPA call from the Defense Health Agency (September 2025) for InfoTech Counselor and Executive Counselor memberships running through September 2030; a $264 thousand BPA call from NASA (September 2024) for stand-alone workshop facilitation under a $7.5 million single-award NASA BPA; a $1.31 million Defense Health Agency BPA call (September 2025) for IT research and advisory memberships; and a $1.03 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule delivery order from the Office of the Inspector General (August 2024) for consulting software and services through September 2028. The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 18 active categories ranging from $156.81/hour for entry-level consultants (bachelor's degree, two years' experience) to $385.54/hour for vice presidents (master's degree, sixteen years' experience), with no security-cleared roles offered.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed by vehicle rather than by prime transaction volume. The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command dominates potential value at $446.2 million across four awards (the anchor $446 million IDV plus three BPA calls), while GSA Federal Acquisition Service contributes $202.3 million across three awards (primarily the underlying MAS vehicle). By award count, concentration is more distributed: the top five customer offices account for 34% of awards, led by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration (six awards, $523 thousand potential value), Social Security Administration (five awards, $510 thousand), EPA Office of Administration and Resource Management (five awards, $622 thousand), NASA (five awards, $18.4 million), and NASA Shared Services Center (five awards, $244 thousand). This divergence reflects the vendor's business model: a handful of massive IDVs generate the dollar base, while smaller agencies place recurring membership and consulting orders.

Info-Tech places work against three core parent vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 46 task orders valued at $18.2 million combined potential value, spanning delivery orders for IT research and advisory services, membership renewals, and subscription services across EPA, DOJ, NIH, Department of Transportation, Small Business Administration, and other civilian agencies. The Navy's $446 million BPA N6600123A0053 has generated six task orders worth $4.1 million combined potential value, with recent calls from Defense Health Agency, Air Education and Training Command, and Space and Missile Systems Center for executive counseling, software service agreements, and advisory memberships. A secondary Navy BPA (DTFACT14A00008) has issued five task orders valued at $453 thousand. The vendor holds one task order against Alliant II.

Activity has compressed in recent years—the vendor recorded eight awards in 2022, declining to nine in 2024 and four in 2025, with only one award recorded in 2026 (the Smithsonian contract in May). Recompete exposure is minimal: only two awards complete within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $511 thousand. The vendor's award base is dominated by the Navy and GSA vehicles, which carry long completion dates extending to 2029 and beyond, insulating Info-Tech from near-term recompete pressure. The vendor subcontracts minimally—one sub-award appears in the source, a December 2024 Science Applications International Corporation engagement for Info-Tech Professional Services with an incrementally funded scope.

Info-Tech's footprint skews toward IT research and advisory services (Other Computer Related Services accounts for 61 of 77 awards), with secondary exposure to marketing research (seven awards) and software publishing (three awards). The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open procurements with no SBA set-asides, positioning it as a commercial IT advisory firm competing on research capability and established membership brand rather than on disadvantaged-business status.