Inquisit LLC

Inquisit LLC, a small disadvantaged, minority-owned limited liability company based in Ashburn, Virginia, operates as a federal IT services prime contractor across multiple contract vehicles, with a current portfolio anchored by recent awards of two large-ceiling GWACs and an IDIQ from the Missile Defense Agency. The vendor competes under total-small-business and partial-small-business set-asides on its parent vehicles but pursues full-and-open competition on certain task orders; 101 total prime awards (zero sub awards) span 28 distinct customer agencies with combined potential value of $50.22 billion, though obligated dollars total only $145.7 million across that ceiling pool.

Inquisit's customer concentration by award count centers on the Department of Justice — specifically the Tax Division (16 awards, $18.6 million), Civil Rights Division (15 awards, $8.4 million), and Justice Management Division (10 awards, $10 million) — along with the Census Bureau (12 awards, $12.6 million) and GSA Federal Acquisition Service (5 awards, $18.7 million). This concentration covers 57% of awards by count but represents a sharp divergence from dollar concentration: NASA's two SEWP VI awards carry $40 billion in combined ceiling value, the Department of the Navy's SeaPort-e and SeaPort Next Generation vehicles carry $10 billion, and Export-Import Bank task orders deliver $78.2 million, together accounting for the overwhelming majority of the vendor's potential-value footprint. The disconnect reflects the vendor's recent transition to large-ceiling indefinite vehicles that dwarf the much smaller task-order activity against traditional IT help-desk and support services vehicles.

Inquisit holds seats on four named parent vehicles: the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (20 task orders, $84 million potential value), the 8(a) Streamlined Technology Acquisition Resources for Services GWAC (23 task orders, $77.9 million), the Missile Defense Agency's SHIELD IDIQ (1 task order, $500), and the Navy's SeaPort-Next Generation contract (1 task order, $500). The vendor's most recent awards include a November 1, 2026 SEWP VI GWAC from NASA (covering communication and audio-visual IT solutions, $20 billion ceiling, total-small-business set-aside), a December 29, 2025 SHIELD IDIQ from the Missile Defense Agency (multi-domain defense system development, research, and prototyping, $151 billion ceiling, full and open), an April 16, 2025 Export-Import Bank delivery order for IT infrastructure and operations support ($24.1 million, September 2028 completion), and a September 15, 2023 Export-Import Bank order for IT infrastructure, engineering, and operations support ($34.8 million, now completed as of April 2025).

Inquisit's named capability portfolio, grounded in awards and GSA Schedule labor offerings, spans IT infrastructure engineering, cloud systems administration, data security analysis, business systems analysis, network operations, ERP implementation, and cybersecurity modernization. GSA Schedule rates run from $42.65/hr (logistics analyst, bachelor's degree, no clearance) through $271.10/hr (cloud subject matter expert IV, 12 years experience, no clearance required) across 175 unique labor categories; the vendor does not offer cleared positions. Top NAICS categories across the prime award base are Computer Systems Design Services (34 awards), Other Computer Related Services (32 awards), and Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers (9 awards), with leading PSC codes tied to help-desk services (10 awards) and other IT and telecommunications support (9 awards).

Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022–FY2025 reports $6.4 million in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue (prime) during FY2024 alone, with 15.8 FTEs in that fiscal year and a government-paid median hourly rate of $195.29/hr. FY2025 shows a decline to 1.8 FTEs and $0 reported invoicing, suggesting activity below the $150,000 SCI threshold or concentration in non-reportable contract types (products, goods, classified work). The vendor operates as a pure prime on SCI-reportable contracts (0% sub-engagement by hours) and maintains no subcontracting footprint in the source data. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months stands at one award (the Export-Import Bank $24.1 million delivery order) with ultimate completion in September 2028 already passed in calendar time; the source reflects a snapshot taken November 2, 2026.

At InquisIT, we believe the business of government is vital to our nation and demands the highest caliber of contractor services. InquisIT is a catalyst that is "transforming the business of government" by disrupting the norm in services delivery in an effort to develop genuine, collaborative partnerships with customers. We view government's rapidly modernizing IT demands as a challenge to innovate and deliver services and solutions that provide a unique customer experience-one based on trust, integrity, and excellence. Together, we discover new ways to optimize performance and implement creative, metrics-based technology solutions. InquisIT helps to advance and secure government's technology infrastructure and bring leading-edge technologies that more effectively meet needs and better serve the American taxpayer. We embrace the belief that by providing the best service possible to government, we ultimately provide the best service to our nation.