Loch Harbour Group, Inc.

Loch Harbour Group, Inc., a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business based in Fairfax, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor on federal professional services, systems engineering, and facility-support contracts valued at $14.97 billion combined potential value across 134 awards. The company competes predominantly as a prime (99% of awards) across multiple government-wide vehicles and agency-specific IDIQs, with recent activity concentrated in full-and-open and small-business set-aside competitions rather than restricted vendor pools.

Loch Harbour's customer concentration is driven by defense and civilian logistics organizations. The top five customers by potential value—Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime ($6.01 billion across 3 awards), Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ($4 billion across 4 awards), GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($3.04 billion across 10 awards), Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center ($250 million across 2 awards), and Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration ($150 million across 2 awards)—represent 90% of combined potential value, while distinct customer agencies total 45. By award count, Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support (14 awards, $33.5 million), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (10 awards, $3.04 billion), Department of the Army Training and Doctrine Command (9 awards, $38.3 million), Department of Homeland Security Office of Procurement Operations (8 awards, $63.2 million), and Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center Austin (7 awards, $71.6 million) account for 36% of awards. The divergence between the two rankings reflects Loch Harbour's access to high-ceiling IDIQ vehicles under which relatively few dollars have been obligated to date.

Loch Harbour's capability footprint spans administrative and management consulting, engineering services, systems engineering and technical assistance, facility and platform support, and digital media services. Recent prime awards include a $40.2 million delivery order from Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for CODE 10 and CODE 80 professional support services under SeaPort-NxG through February 2031; a $15.36 million delivery order from Air Force Materiel Command for Air Force Test and Evaluation systems engineering and technical assistance support under OASIS SB through September 2028; a $2.375 million purchase order from Air Force Space Command for program management, facility interior utility systems, and dorm maintenance services at Buckley Space Force Base with six FTE positions (Program Manager, Engineering Technician, Material Control Technicians, and maintenance staff) requiring Secret clearance through September 2030; and a $2.855 million delivery order from DHS Science and Technology Directorate for digital media and creative services through GSA Multiple Award Schedule. Administrative and management consulting (NAICS 541611) and engineering services (NAICS 541330) account for 99 awards combined.

Loch Harbour holds positions on multiple government-wide and agency-specific vehicles. The OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ (awarded December 2024, ceiling $999,999,999,999, performance through December 2029) has generated 34 task orders totaling $250.7 million in combined potential value and represents the vendor's primary ordering channel by task-order volume. The OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ (awarded April 2025, ceiling $999,999,999,999, performance through April 2030) and OASIS+ Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business IDIQ (awarded April 2025, ceiling $999,999,999,999, performance through April 2030) are full-and-open and SDVOSB-set-aside variants respectively. SeaPort-NxG, the Navy's multiple-award vehicle for professional services, includes Loch Harbour as an awardee under both Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (prime seat, January 2025) and Naval Sea Systems Command (prime seat, January 2025, $4 billion ceiling through January 2029). The Missile Defense Agency's SHIELD IDIQ (awarded December 2025, $151 billion ceiling through December 2035) carries an initial $500 delivery order to Loch Harbour but represents forward positioning for missile-defense and advanced-threat-system-engineering work. GSA Federal Acquisition Service awards include the Multiple Award Schedule (awarded June 2026, $3 billion ceiling through June 2031) and the Office of Finance Accounting and Financial Management Services BPA (awarded May 2025, $150 million ceiling through May 2030). The Defense Logistics Agency Enterprise Platform ServiceNow BPA (awarded March 2025, $27 million ceiling through April 2025) supported DLA's digital transformation and ServiceNow modernization.

Activity has accelerated in 2025—nine awards compared to two in 2024 and one in 2023—driven largely by IDIQ awards maturing into task-order authorization. Obligated dollars lag potential value substantially: only $323.8 million (2% of potential value) has been obligated across all 134 awards, signaling that most vehicle ceilings remain unspent and represent forward competitive opportunity rather than current revenue. SCI-reported federal services invoicing declined sharply from $9.6 million across 49.4 FTEs in FY2022 to $1.2 million across 3.0 FTEs in FY2024, though aggregate FTE delivery fluctuated—31.6 FTEs in FY2024 reflect a shift toward subcontractor engagement (29% of total contractor hours on average across prime contracts) rather than direct staffing. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ranged from $83.45/hr at the 10th percentile to $219.15/hr at the 90th percentile (median $110.76/hr), with GSA Schedule labor categories spanning $51.20–$253.03/hr across quality assurance, engineering, analysis, and senior advisory roles at bachelor's-degree-minimum education levels with no security-clearance requirements mandated in the published schedule.

Loch Harbour operates predominantly as a prime contractor and does not rely heavily on subcontractor delivery—only two sub-awards appear in recent source data, one under Och-Sawdey Joint Venture LLC for HHS ServiceNow platform management in September 2024. The vendor's SDVOSB and VOSB certifications expire August 7, 2027, locking in access to set-aside vehicles through that date but requiring recertification to maintain eligibility thereafter.

The Loch Harbour Group (LHG) is a premier service provider, offering versatile, multifaceted professional services to government and private sector clients. As a value added advisor to our clients, we deliver innovative solutions for Program Support, Mission Training Support, Resource Management, Design Support, Engineering and Logistics services. LHG provides a personalized approach to managing each project, ensuring mission success for our clients.