Lukos, LLC

Lukos, LLC, headquartered in Tampa, Florida, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and SBA 8(a) certified entity that delivers professional services to federal defense, civilian, and public-health agencies as a prime contractor (91% of recent awards) and selectively as a subcontractor. The company operates across administrative, logistics, training, intelligence analysis, engineering, and cybersecurity support domains, with deep specialization in special operations forces mission support.

Lukos carries minority-owned and Hispanic American-owned designations alongside its SDVOSB and 8(a) status. Three named subsidiaries—Lukos-Vatc JV III LLC, Lukos-Vatc JV II LLC, and Lukos-Vatc JV, LLC—replicate the parent's ownership profile and joint-venture positioning. The vendor competes across set-aside vehicles (Competitive 8(a), Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business sole source and competitive, Total Small Business) and full-and-open competitions; recent awards split roughly evenly between set-aside and unrestricted procurement.

Customer concentration centers on U.S. Special Operations Command, which accounts for 47 awards ($1.28 billion combined potential value) representing 62% of recent award count across all six top customers. Naval Special Warfare Command (21 awards, $27 million), the Naval Supply Systems Command (2 awards, $67.1 billion), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (10 awards, $38 million), and the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command (7 awards, $21.1 million) round out the high-frequency set. A notable divergence exists between count-based and value-based rankings: the Naval Supply Systems Command's WEXMAC TITUS award ($67.1 billion ceiling) and Naval Sea Systems Command vehicles ($10 billion) anchor the value distribution despite lower award counts, signaling exposure to large vehicle ceilings that may not translate to obligated dollars at the same scale.

Lukos holds seats on five parent vehicles spanning defense and civilian agencies. The Maritime Special Operations Forces Support IDIQ ($245 million ceiling, USSOCOM) carries 39 task orders worth $71.1 million in combined potential value and represents the vendor's core work stream—naval special warfare training, logistics, intelligence analysis, administrative support, and medical operations across San Diego, Virginia Beach, and Tampa locations. The OASIS+ suite includes three active awards effective April 2025: OASIS+ Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business ($999.999 billion placeholder ceiling), OASIS+ Total Small Business ($999.999 billion placeholder), and OASIS+ Unrestricted ($999.999 billion placeholder), each carrying multi-year performance through April 2030. Lukos holds 11 task orders under OASIS+ variants worth $127.5 million in combined potential, including a $32.8 million ICE custody and removal coordinator delivery order under the Total Small Business tranche, a $23.5 million CDC epidemiology and surveillance support order, and a $22.26 million Naval Special Warfare training delivery (TRADET-1). The Special Operations Forces Core Support IDIQ (USSOCOM, $950 million ceiling) anchors four task orders valued at $39.9 million. Lukos also holds a $1 billion Federal Aviation Administration Blanket Purchase Agreement (eFAST, through September 2029) for IT products and services, a $610 million Army Training and Doctrine Command Training Support Systems Enterprise IDIQ (through July 2028), a $38 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule (through August 2027) carrying 13 labor categories spanning administrative assistants ($54.76/hr) through senior program and data analysts ($111.74/hr with nine years' experience), and a $67.1 billion WEXMAC TITUS multi-award logistics and base-operations vehicle (Naval Supply Systems Command, through December 2029).

Recent activity shows volatility: four awards in 2022, nine in 2023, fourteen in 2024, nineteen in 2025, and one to date in 2026. Seventeen awards (combined potential value $81.1 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure across special operations forces training, administrative support, and intelligence analysis contracts. The largest recompete risks center on Maritime Special Operations Forces Support task-order renewals and OASIS+ order continuations.

Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts (a subset above the $150,000 threshold), Lukos invoiced $62.6 million over FY2022–FY2024, with FY2024 invoicing of $35.1 million against 118 FTEs. The trajectory—$5.1 million / 27.2 FTEs in FY2022 to $35.1 million / 118 FTEs in FY2024—reflects sustained hiring and contract execution growth. Median government-paid rates on these contracts run $78.69/hr, with senior labor reaching $107.78/hr (90th percentile) and entry-level support at $39.77/hr (10th percentile). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed 27% of contractor hours on average, with 28 named subs appearing across the portfolio, indicating balanced build-to-order execution rather than subcontractor dependency.

Lukos subcontracts selectively. Named subs include Belcan Government Solutions (two OSINT/DR analysts on a $3.73 million Naval Special Warfare intelligence task), Kinetic Concepts LLC (training and instructional support on the $22.26 million TRADET-1 naval special warfare training order), Feds United LLC (custody and resource coordinators staffing on the $32.8 million ICE detention-operations order), G2S Corp and Loyal Source Government Services (clinical and healthcare staffing on the $40.66 million CDC VAERS/CISA order), Kastellum Group LLC (cybersecurity and electromagnetic warfare functions on Air Mobility Command cyber support tasks), Rdr, Inc. and other small businesses (subject matter experts and role players on the $8.99 million USSOCOM RAVEN 23 simulated training exercise), and ITA International LLC (training-course development on a $4.65 million Coast Guard training-analysis order). Across these engagements, Lukos typically provides prime contract and program management oversight with subs delivering specialized technical, clinical, or instructional labor.

The vendor's capability footprint reflects special operations forces dominance grounded in concrete task-order work: maritime special operations training delivery and logistics (base, option, and extended orders through 2030 under MSOFS); intelligence analysis and open-source intelligence (OSINT) support to Naval Special Warfare Command's G8 strategic effects teams; medical operations administration and field support; facilities and commodity management; financial and administrative specialist staffing; data entry and training coordination; media support and public affairs graphic design; and custody/removal coordination for immigration enforcement. Civilian work includes CDC epidemiology and surveillance support (maternal and infant health, neonatal abstinence syndrome, vaccine adverse event reporting), Coast Guard training-course analysis and redesign, Air Force aerospace medicine facility support (711th Human Performance Wing), cybersecurity and electromagnetic activities support to Air Mobility Command, and Army training-support services across 35+ domestic and overseas installations. This portfolio spans personnel augmentation, training development and delivery, logistics coordination, intelligence analysis, and program management—low-to-moderate technical density work that leverages federal compliance familiarity and special operations mission understanding.

Our core focus areas include training and operations support, support to the military combatant commands, and technical and analytical support. We have ongoing experience working with special operations forces, acquisition program offices, and major joint commands.