Isenpai LLC

Isenpai LLC, a woman-owned small business (WOSB) based in McLean, Virginia, operates as a federal prime contractor (72% of recent awards) delivering cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, systems engineering, and test-and-evaluation services under full-and-open competition across defense and civilian agencies. The company competes predominantly outside set-aside vehicles despite its WOSB designation; its three largest IDIQs—the $4 billion Navy Seaport-NXG, the $151 billion Missile Defense Agency SHIELD vehicle, and a OASIS+ SB contract with no specified ceiling—anchor its prime footprint. Isenpai structures itself as a limited liability company and actively recruits across 88 GSA Schedule labor categories spanning cybersecurity analysts through senior systems architects (hourly rates $63.35–$262.23), with no requirement for security clearances on its labor roster.

Isenpai's customer concentration reflects a defense-heavy, tier-one footprint. Naval Sea Systems Command dominates potential value across the vendor's award portfolio ($4 billion combined potential value on 2 awards), followed by the Office of the Secretary of Defense ($249 million on 2 awards) and the Department of Health and Human Services ($36.5 million on 2 awards). The GSA Federal Acquisition Service and the Executive Office of the President Office of Administration account for the remaining concentration across three awards each. By count, GSA, DOD Washington Headquarters Service, and the EOP Office of Administration each represent three awards, but this masks the dollar asymmetry: Navy SYSCOM and OSD dwarf all other customers in potential value. Isenpai placed two large orders—a $23.6 million HHS OCIO delivery order for Security Information and Event Management support (awarded September 2024, priced time and materials) on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, and a $249 million Joint Artificial Intelligence Center test-and-evaluation BPA (awarded January 2022, expiring January 2027)—that demonstrate capability depth in federal cybersecurity and AI validation.

Activity has accelerated markedly. The vendor held two awards in 2020, then one in 2022, three in 2023, two in 2024, and six awards in 2025 to date. The six 2025 awards include the $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ (Missile Defense Agency, awarded December 2025) and the $4 billion Seaport-NXG vehicle (Naval Sea Systems Command, awarded January 2025), both structured as foundational procurement vehicles rather than firm task orders; individual task orders under these contracts carry $500 firm-fixed-price ceilings. The vendor's combined potential value across all prime and sub awards totals $4.32 billion, but only $26.8 million (1% of potential) has been obligated to date, reflecting the early-stage nature of the large IDIQs. From the Missile Defense Agency and NAVSEA, Isenpai holds positions on strategic defense modernization and naval systems engineering vehicles designed to absorb task orders over multi-year periods.

On the Alliant II GWAC, Isenpai places four task orders in computer systems design and engineering services across civilian and defense customers. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries three task orders (combined potential value $37.7 million), including the HHS SIEM contract noted above. Top service-category concentration aligns with the portfolio: Computer Systems Design Services (8 awards), Engineering Services (4 awards), and Research and Development in Physical and Engineering Sciences (2 awards) form the core, with one award each in Ship Building and Repairing and Custom Computer Programming.

Service Contract Inventory data covers $9.3 million in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue across prime contracts (FY2022–FY2024), declining from $3.3 million in FY2022 to $2.7 million in FY2024. The SCI dataset reflects roughly 5–6 FTEs delivered annually to federal agencies on captured contracts, with median government-paid rates around $152/hr and senior roles pricing through $177/hr, suggesting a mix of mid-level technical and management delivery. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed 52% of total contractor hours, indicating moderate reliance on subs for workload delivery; Isenpai named seven subcontractors in SCI reporting. In its subcontractor role, Isenpai delivers cybersecurity and IT modernization work to Booz Allen Hamilton on several defense support tasks, including system integrator and service-desk support for the ADVANA operating environment (awarded June 2025), Business Operations Modernization Analysis (awarded May 2025), and Chief Data and Analytics Officer enterprise-data provisioning (awarded February and February 2023).

iSenpai, LLC is a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB) delivering cybersecurity engineering, IT operations, and enterprise risk reduction for commercial and U.S. Government environments. Headquartered in McLean, VA, we operate a scalable team with expertise in cybersecurity, information assurance, Agile development, systems engineering, and data analytics. We design and deploy large-scale SIEM and SOAR ecosystems using Splunk, Elasticsearch, Cribl, and Tines to automate detection and response while protecting enterprise networks and data. Our engineers build secure cloud and on-prem solutions, developing containerized workloads with Kubernetes and Terraform to support resilient operations. For over 13 years, iSenpai, LLC has provided implementation, O&M, SOC support, RMF execution, and enterprise audit logging solutions, alongside IDS/IPS, firewall engineering, and IA services for customers including DIA and HHS.