Luminsight Analytics LLP

Luminsight Analytics LLP, a woman-owned small business based in Reston, Virginia, operates as a GSA Schedule contractor delivering software development, data analytics, and IT professional services to federal agencies on a catalog-basis vehicle. The vendor holds a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business (SDB) profile and competes under set-asides; its sole federal award footprint consists of a multiple-award GSA Federal Supply Schedule position issued in February 2023 with a $500 thousand ceiling running through February 2028.

Luminsight Analytics' federal award portfolio is nascent and concentrated. The vendor has one award in source data — the GSA Schedule vehicle itself — and a single customer agency, GSA Federal Acquisition Service, representing 100% of combined potential value. The Schedule contract spans Special Item Numbers 54151S and 54151SRC, covering software development and data analytics labor under primary NAICS 541512 (Computer Systems Design Services) and PSC IT And Telecom / Business Application Development Support Services. Labor offerings include software architect, data architect, staff scientist, quality assurance specialist, project manager, and training specialist roles. The vendor's GSA labor portfolio comprises 75 active categories with hourly rates spanning $112.14 to $308.55; entry-level technical writer positions start at $112/hr (bachelor's degree, two years' experience, no clearance required), mid-career data scientists run around $209/hr (bachelor's, five years' experience), and senior mission analysts and executive-level subject matter experts reach $230–$308/hr (master's degree, 12–15 years' experience). No security-cleared roles are offered on the Schedule.

Service Contract Inventory data captures minimal activity. The SCI dataset shows two records spanning FY2022 through FY2024, both as named subcontractors to other primes; the vendor delivered roughly 2.0 FTEs in FY2022 and 10.5 FTEs in FY2024 on SCI-reportable federal services contracts. This represents subcontractor-scale engagement on specific task work rather than prime-led delivery. The vendor's recent activity trajectory is flat — one award in 2023, no subsequent awards visible in source data through October 2026. With the GSA Schedule ceiling of $500 thousand and the contract running through February 2028, the vendor faces potential recompete or schedule renewal in that window, though recompete risk is mitigated by the catalog-basis model, which does not require periodic rebid.