Leidos Digital Solutions Inc.

Leidos Digital Solutions Inc., operating as Intranet Quorum, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Leidos Holdings, Inc. that provides enterprise software licensing, maintenance, support, and cloud hosting services to federal civilian agencies exclusively as a prime contractor on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and Information Technology Schedule 70, with no subcontractor activity in the recent award record.

Intranet Quorum specializes in case management, document management, correspondence tracking, and customer relationship management systems deployed across the federal executive branch. The vendor's product portfolio centers on its namesake Intranet Quorum (IQ) enterprise software platform, offered as subscription licenses, annual maintenance bundles, and cloud-hosted SaaS deployments. Representative recent work includes a $1.03 million delivery order (awarded September 2025, through September 2028) with the Department of Justice Office of the Chief Operating Officer for OES DMS FedCloud IQ end-use licenses and cloud hosting; a $4.23 million delivery order (awarded September 2023, through September 2028) with the Office of Administration for software licensing and associated professional services; and a $1.66 million delivery order (awarded September 2023, through September 2028) with the Office of Disaster Assistance for OES DMS FedCloud IQ end-user subscription licenses and cloud hosting. All three anchor five-year performance periods, indicating stable renewal cadence on the civilian enterprise software side.

Customer concentration is extremely steep. The top five customer components account for 32% of awards by count but are scattered across distinct agencies: the Department of Justice Justice Management Division leads with 42 awards ($1.5 million potential), followed by DHS Office of Procurement Operations (17 awards, $6 million potential), DOJ US Marshals Service Information Technology Division (15 awards, $220 thousand), the Executive Office of the President (12 awards, $606 thousand), and DOJ Office of Pardon Attorney (11 awards, $483 thousand). When ranked by dollar potential, the Executive Office of the President Office of Administration anchors the portfolio at $8.8 million across 10 awards—a concentration of software licensing and professional services—while DHS Procurement Operations and DHS CIO contribute $6 million and $4.7 million respectively. The Department of Commerce US Patent and Trademark Office rounds out the top-dollar five at $3.5 million. No single agency dominates by both volume and value; Justice and DHS together account for a substantial share, but the vendor's footprint spans 47 distinct customer agencies, suggesting fragmented, transactional renewal work rather than strategic enterprise relationships.

The vendor places all work under two GSA vehicles: the Information Technology Schedule 70, carrying 228 task orders valued at $51 million combined, and the Multiple Award Schedule, carrying 40 task orders valued at $13.7 million combined. These represent 268 delivery orders and purchase orders, meaning the vendor's federal business consists almost entirely of small, routine software and support orders executed against standing GSA contracts rather than competed IDIQ awards or full-and-open procurements.

Activity has been volatile. The vendor recorded 8 awards in 2022, 8 in 2023, then declined to 4 in 2024 and 4 in 2025, with only 1 award recorded in the first quarter of fiscal 2026. Over the entire five-year window, 25 awards (combined potential value $9.4 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing the vendor's recompete exposure. The flat-to-declining trajectory, combined with the small average award size (median under $100 thousand based on the portfolio totals), suggests a base of recurring maintenance and license-renewal work with limited growth momentum.

On GSA Schedule labor, Intranet Quorum offers five non-cleared labor categories spanning database administration, enterprise support, senior network engineering, senior programming, and project management, all at bachelor's-degree level with two to five years of required experience and hourly rates ranging from $158.86 (IQ Database Administrator) to $215.03 (IQ Senior Programmer and IQ Project Manager/Supervisor). These labor rates track the source's reported government-paid median of $255/hr, placing the vendor in a mid-market band for civilian federal IT staffing.

Service Contract Inventory captures $2.5 million in invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2025 (FY2025 spike to $1.5 million, FY2024 down to $394 thousand), with FTE delivery averaging 0.7 persons across the three-year span and peaking at 2.4 FTEs in FY2025. SCI is sparse because Leidos Digital Solutions sublimates most federal activity into small software-licensing and maintenance orders below the $150 thousand SCI reporting floor or into cloud-licensing agreements priced as firm-fixed goods rather than labor-hour services. The vendor operates as 100% self-performed prime work with no recorded subcontractor engagement, meaning no partnerships or teaming footprint exists in the recent federal award record.

The vendor is a sub-scale, niche player in civilian federal enterprise software, dependent on recurring GSA renewal orders for the Intranet Quorum platform and ancillary licensing products. No set-asides are characteristic; all awards are full-and-open competitive. Given the parent company's size and diversification, Intranet Quorum appears positioned as a specialized software product subsidiary rather than a growth-stage business unit.