Leidos, Inc.

Leidos, Inc.'s Commercial & International Division, operating as Leidos QTC Health Services, is a large-business prime contractor delivering border security detection systems, healthcare IT infrastructure, civilian agency IT operations and modernization, and professional services to federal agencies on a full-and-open basis—740 awards across 168 customer agencies with combined potential value of $27.95 billion obligated at 15 percent, driven by a dominant position on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and Federal Supply Schedule platforms.

The vendor is a for-profit subsidiary of Leidos Holdings, Inc., headquartered in Reston, Virginia. Leidos QTC Health Services operates across three distinct capability streams: multi-energy portal detection systems and border security hardware (irradiation apparatus manufacturing under NAICS 334517) sold to Customs and Border Protection; healthcare electronic health record systems support (AHLTA, CHCS, and related Armed Forces systems) sold to the Defense Health Agency; and IT operations, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity assessments, and application hosting services sold across civilian agencies including CMS, FDA, HRSA, DOJ, FTC, and NIH. The division competes without set-asides and does not pursue SBA certifications.

CBP accounts for 32 awards and $3.39 billion in combined potential value, anchored by a $480 million multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract for multi-energy portal systems under which Leidos holds a single-award position. Recent CBP work includes an $18.48 million delivery order for multi-energy portal systems and services (April 2026), a $19.2 million definitive contract for twelve Medium Energy Mobile Systems (September 2025), a $19.2 million definitive contract for twelve Relocatable Passenger Vehicle Scanner Systems (September 2025), a $2.056 million delivery order for density meters (September 2025), and a $232.4 million BPA call for Travelers Processing Vetting Software Task Order 7 (September 2024), which carries Amazon Web Services, Facetec, Idemia, Carahsoft, and Mid-Atlantic Computer Services as named subs. The Defense Health Agency accounts for 64 awards and $1.1 billion in combined potential value, centered on AHLTA/CHCS sustainment, enhancement, and operations work; a representative $96.4 million BPA call for AHLTA and CHCS enhancement and sustainment (November 2022) names Falkland Group, Amaram Technology, and Akimeka as subs. The Department of Health and Human Services HRSA Headquarters and HHS National Institutes of Health, combined with HHS FDA, account for more than $1.1 billion in combined potential value across application hosting, data warehouse operations, ARPA-H IT support, and IT systems modernization. CMS work includes a $46.88 million delivery order for National Data Warehouse development, engineering, and operations (April 2023) with DLT Solutions, Vertosoft, Visual Crossing, Think Systems, Kforce, and Alta IT Services as subs; a $217.1 million delivery order for end-to-end application hosting services supporting over 300 CMS business applications (September 2022) with 14 named subs; and a $129.7 million delivery order for CJIS FAST biometric services (May 2025). The Department of Justice accounts for $215.4 million across FBI headquarters operations and DOJ civil and tax division support. Additional customer concentration includes a $605.96 million Justice Management Division BPA for service desk and incidental IT support services (November 2023), a $100.04 million NIH ARPA-H IT support services delivery order (September 2023), a $54.04 million DHS OCIO cybersecurity assessments delivery order (September 2024), a $25.5 million FTC ServiceNow services BPA call (April 2022), a $21.1 million OCIO network operations security center delivery order (December 2024), a $21.01 million EPA eBusiness Working Capital Fund delivery order (November 2024), a $12.6 million FTC Security Operations Center as a Service delivery order (July 2023), and a $11.8 million Air Force Materiel Command Comprehensive Engine Management System contract (January 2023). The top five customers by potential value account for 22 percent of combined potential value; the top five by award count account for 25 percent.

Across SCI-reported service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, Leidos invoiced $619.4 million in prime federal services revenue across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $188.9 million across 536 FTEs; FY2023: $238.7 million across 726 FTEs; FY2024: $191.8 million across 710 FTEs). SCI figures are a subset of the division's total federal revenue and do not include goods sales, classified work, or non-federal revenue. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts range from a 10th percentile of $65.31 per hour to a median of $138.52 per hour to a 90th percentile of $457.83 per hour, reflecting a labor portfolio spanning entry-level administrative support through senior strategic and technical roles. The GSA labor portfolio lists 567 unique labor categories priced between $45.83 per hour (General Clerk 1) and $330.15 per hour (Strategic Planning Lead 3), with no security-cleared roles offered. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for an average of 17 percent of contractor hours, with 179 named subcontractors reported across the prime portfolio, indicating moderate sub-dependency for specialized capabilities rather than in-house delivery.

The vendor holds positions on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4461G as the dominant parent vehicles, with 313 task orders and $4.96 billion combined potential value on the latter and 286 task orders and $14.77 billion on the former. Additional vehicles include the Law Enforcement & Security Services schedule (125 task orders, $809.7 million), Information Technology Schedule 70 (92 task orders, $830.5 million), and a $76.4 million FDA CBER IT Systems Operations and Modernization single-award BPA (August 2023). The vendor also holds a $16.5 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract with CBP for density meters (September 2022) and a Justice Management Division OCIO Service Desk and Incidental IT Support single-award BPA ceiling at $605.96 million (November 2023). Recent activity declined from 18 awards in 2022 to 17 in 2023 to 13 in 2024, with 6 awards in 2025 and 1 award recorded in 2026 (as of April 30). Fifteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $654.6 million and face recompete exposure.

Leidos QTC Health Services operates as the prime contractor on virtually all awards (100 percent of recent awards), with subcontracting engagement limited to specialized capabilities. Named subs across representative awards include mid-market and small IT services firms—Mid-Atlantic Computer Services, Data Storage Science, En-Net Services, Digital Management LLC, Vinsys Information Technology (SBA 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business), Convergenz LLC, Clearbridge Technology Group, Honovee LLC (SBA economically disadvantaged women-owned small business), Regula Forensics, Idemia, Facetec, Acro Systems, Sev1Tech, Myth Technologies, Chakrabarti Management Consultancy, Falkland Group, Amaram Technology, Akimeka, Kforce, and others providing biometric solutions, IT commodities, cloud infrastructure, software licensing, staffing augmentation, and specialized application development. The subcontract footprint reflects Leidos' strategy of engaging specialized vendors for niche capabilities (radiation detection via Symetrica, identity verification via Idemia and Facetec) while retaining core IT operations and healthcare systems integration work in-house.