Kpmg LLP

KPMG LLP, operating as KPMG LLP Federal Services, delivers financial audit, compliance, financial management transformation, and strategic advisory services to federal agencies as a large unrestricted prime contractor (93% of recent awards) and holds no small-business set-asides across its federal portfolio. The firm is the federal contracting division of KPMG LLP, one of the "Big Four" accounting and professional services firms, headquartered in McLean, Virginia, and operates under primary NAICS 541211 (Offices of Certified Public Accountants) with subsidiary coverage spanning administrative consulting, other accounting services, and IT-related professional services. KPMG Federal Services competes predominantly full-and-open, concentrating on high-value delivery orders and blanket purchase agreement task orders across 126 distinct federal customer agencies with 653 recent awards totaling $114.43 billion in combined potential value.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on federal financial statement audits, Federal Information Security Modernization Act (FISMA) compliance assessments, financial improvement and audit remediation (FIAR) support, working capital fund remediation, financial management transformation and systems modernization, risk management advisory, and enterprise data integration services. Recent representative contracts include a $370 million Army financial statements and system controls audit delivery order under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule through November 2030; a $84.4 million Venezuela natural resources revenue transparency mechanism delivery order through October 2031; a $68.3 million Defense Information Systems Agency human resource IT application redesign definitive contract through September 2030; a $63.8 million Department of Defense financial management directorate support services delivery order under the FIAR FIP IV IDIQ through April 2028; and a $68 million Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Federally-Facilitated Exchange oversight delivery order through June 2031. KPMG also executes lower-volume task orders for risk management program support, AI portfolio management, zero-trust architecture implementation, and installation resilience software development across civilian agencies.

GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 94 active categories priced from $95.63 per hour (Business Analyst I) through $461.17 per hour (Subject Matter Specialist 1), with median government-paid rates on SCI-reportable contracts around $149.49 per hour and senior labor pricing through $268.87 per hour across 90th percentile, reflecting a spectrum from entry-level analysts through senior program directors and subject matter specialists without security clearance requirements.

Customer concentration is dominated by defense and civilian health agencies. The top five customers by award count—Defense Logistics Agency (72 awards, $289.1 million potential value), Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General (64 awards, $209.9 million), Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (43 awards, $476 million), Department of Navy (24 awards, $1.66 billion), and National Institutes of Health (23 awards, $205.4 million)—account for approximately 35% of awards. By dollar magnitude, concentration shifts toward Air Force programs: the Department of the Air Force Headquarters (12 awards, $2.5 billion potential value) and the Air Force overall (9 awards, $1.87 billion) lead, followed by the Navy ($1.66 billion across 24 awards), Marine Corps ($539.5 million across 17 awards), and the Office of the Secretary of Defense ($481.2 million across 18 awards), representing roughly 6% of combined potential value in the portfolio.

KPMG's vehicle position reflects its role as a heavily utilized prime on governmentwide professional services vehicles. The Multiple Award Schedule carries 455 task orders valued at $6.2 billion, The Professional Services Schedule carries 134 task orders at $308.5 million, and the Air Force Strategic Transformation Support IDIQ holds 27 task orders at $468.2 million. Significant recent vehicle additions include the NASA SEWP VI Government-Wide Acquisition Contract ($20 billion ceiling, awarded November 2026), the OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ (multi-billion-dollar ceiling, awarded December 2024), the DLA J6 Enterprise Technology Services 2.0 IDIQ ($11.93 billion, October 2024), the Missile Defense Agency SHIELD IDIQ ($151 billion placeholder ceiling, December 2025), the Department of State Cloud and Data Center Services indefinite-delivery contract ($1.1 billion, September 2025), and the Department of State Application Development Services IDIQ ($3.17 billion, August 2025).

Activity trajectory shows volatility year-over-year: 63 awards in 2022, 77 in 2023, and 91 in 2024, declining to 42 in 2025 and 35 thus far in 2026, reflecting both seasonal timing and contract maturation. Sixty-two awards with completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $996.9 million, presenting significant recompete exposure and opportunity for competitors to challenge renewals in financial audit, FIAR support, and financial management modernization domains across the Navy, Air Force, DLA, and CMS.

Service Contract Inventory captures $1.41 billion in SCI-reportable invoicing across FY2022–FY2025 as a prime contractor, spanning roughly 1,000 FTEs annually (968 in FY2022 through 1,012 in FY2025), with government-paid median hourly rates of $149.49 per hour and a 10th-to-90th percentile range of $72.84 to $268.87 per hour reflecting mixed labor band delivery. SCI data shows KPMG self-performs approximately 89% of contractor hours across reportable prime contracts, with subcontractors performing the remaining 11% share, drawn from a pool of 499 named sub-firms including SNS One Inc. (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business) for FISMA IT audit and vulnerability testing, Castro & Company LLC (minority-owned small business) for financial audit support, Woodgrove Solutions LLC (8(a) certified small disadvantaged business) for audit and financial systems work, Thinktek LLC (8(a) and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business) for financial systems and zero-trust transformation, Significance Inc. (Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business) for financial management and fraud risk services, and various other small business and veteran-owned partners for specialized technical delivery.

Subcontracting footprint shows KPMG places work under major defense and civilian system integrators and program offices as a subcontractor. Recent examples include sub-awards to Mitre Corporation (Centers for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight policy and operational support, September 2025; retail market strategy work, September 2025), Peraton Inc. (Consular Systems Modernization labor support, March 2026), Mantech Advanced Systems International (ICON warehouse management assessment, September 2026), Bowhead Enterprise (HUD ServiceNow platform development and implementation, September–August 2024), and multiple Department of Veterans Affairs subcontracts under health IT and financial management modernization programs with National Opinion Research Center, Sparksoft Corporation, and Aptive HTG.

Human Resources transformation and financial management modernization represent secondary capability growth areas. A $68.3 million DISA contract (September 2025, completion September 2030) for human resource IT application redesign across recruiting, hiring, training, and employee management processes, paired with $13.4 million Air Force Staff analytics support (September 2025, completion September 2027) and $7.2 million Marine Corps information management and analytics orders, demonstrate expanding IT modernization footprint alongside traditional audit services. International Development Finance Corporation work—a $1.25 million Sword Brazilian Port Project, $142.6 thousand Project Nomad Uzbekistan financial due diligence, and $300 thousand maritime terminal logistics consulting—signals entry into development finance consulting, though volumes remain modest relative to core audit and financial management delivery.