Mitchell Consulting Services Group Inc.

Mitchell Consulting Services Group Inc., operating as Mcsg Technologies, is a Native American-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business certified as an 8(a) Program Participant that operates predominantly as a prime contractor delivering labor staffing, administrative support, and professional services to federal agencies. The Oklahoma City-based for-profit Subchapter S corporation competes primarily under 8(a) set-asides—both sole-source and competitive—across its prime portfolio, which represents 98% of recent awards by count.

The vendor's federal footprint centers on a single dominant customer: the Indian Health Service accounts for 1,487 of the company's 1,534 total awards (97% by count) and $134.6 million of combined potential value, though the presence of a $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ award with the Missile Defense Agency (issued December 29, 2025) and positions on two GSA OASIS+ vehicles (each valued up to $999.999 billion ceiling) skew the dollar rankings significantly. The Federal Aviation Administration comes second by dollars ($1 billion combined potential value across 29 awards, all delivered as a subcontractor to Science Applications International Corporation), followed by CDC with $13.7 million across four awards. By award count, IHS dominates to the point that the vendor's operational footprint is almost entirely defined by healthcare staffing and facilities support in Oklahoma.

Mcsg Technologies' capability profile is concrete and narrow: the vendor staffs individual positions—medical support assistants, general clerks, engineering technicians, carpenters, maintenance workers, phlebotomists, computer operators, and allied healthcare roles—primarily at IHS facilities across Oklahoma locations including Clinton, Lawton, Pawnee, Claremore, Oklahoma City, El Reno, Miami, and Shawnee. Recent representative IHS prime awards include a $1.189 million medical support assistant delivery order (June 2026), a $861,824 forklift operators order (July 2025), a $797,916 order for 11 forklift operators (July 2024), a $674,622 housekeeping aides contract (January 2024), and numerous smaller administrative and technical staffing task orders ranging from $20,000 to $300,000. The work is overwhelmingly delivery-order based against existing indefinite delivery contracts, with IHS IDCs providing the foundation: the $3.5 million single-award competitive 8(a) non-professional support contract (Lawton area, through June 2029) and several multi-million-dollar IDIQ vehicles have generated 44, 35, and 33 task orders respectively under specific parent contracts. On the FAA side, Mcsg Technologies subcontracts to SAIC to deliver Oracle eBusiness Suite and Unison Procurement development services using Scaled Agile Framework, plus clerical and cybersecurity assessment support across multiple task orders awarded since July 2023.

SCI-reported invoicing totaled $13.3 million across FY2022–FY2025 (prime records), with FY2022 the peak at $4.9 million across 61 FTEs; activity stabilized in FY2024–2025 around $2.7–3.5 million and 32–44 FTEs. Government-paid median hourly rates on federal services contracts ran around $31.81/hr, ranging from approximately $27.42/hr at the tenth percentile to $57.75/hr at the ninetieth percentile, reflecting a mix of entry-level administrative labor and higher-skilled technical roles. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor self-performed 100% of hours with no subcontractor engagement. On its GSA Schedule, Mcsg Technologies carries a single labor category—Computer Programmer III at $144.99/hr—offering bachelor's-level qualification with five years' experience and no security clearance requirement, a stark disconnect from its core IHS staffing profile and rarely cited in the award portfolio.

Vehicle position: Mcsg Technologies holds a seat on OASIS+ 8(a) Small Business Multiple Award Contract (competitive 8(a), ceiling $999.999 billion, through April 15, 2030, awarded April 16, 2025) and OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside (total small business, ceiling $999.999 billion, through December 18, 2029, awarded December 19, 2024). The vendor also sits on a multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Missile Defense Agency for the SHIELD (Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense) program—a $151 billion ceiling multi-domain defense initiative with performance through December 28, 2035—though only a $500 delivery order has been awarded to date (December 29, 2025). It holds a single-award Department of the Army IDC for Test and Evaluation Technical Support Services (competitive 8(a), through October 18, 2029, awarded October 19, 2024), though ceiling value is listed as zero and no visible task orders have been issued. The Indian Health Service single-award competitive 8(a) Lawton non-professional support contract ($3.5 million, through June 13, 2029) anchors the operational side.

Activity trajectory shows maturity and slight decline: 102 awards in FY2022 peaked to 130 in FY2023, then contracted to 103 in FY2024, 70 in FY2025, and only 28 awards through September 2026 year-to-date. Sixty-nine awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $12.6 million, creating moderate recompete exposure, though the majority of near-term work is bundled under long-standing IHS IDIQ vehicles rather than discrete competitive actions. The vendor's category concentration is heavily skewed: 1,220 awards (80% of portfolio) are classified under Facilities Support Services NAICS, 162 under Temporary Help Services, and 32 under Computer Systems Design Services. PSC coding confirms the same profile: 1,042 awards (68%) are Support–Administrative, Other; 116 are Support–Management, Other; 46 are Medical–Other.

Teaming and subcontractor footprint: as prime, Mcsg Technologies self-performs the work; SCI records show zero subcontractor hours on prime contracts. As a subcontractor, the company appears on SAIC task orders with the Federal Aviation Administration, delivering Oracle development and cybersecurity assessment labor. The company does not operate as a feeder to larger primes beyond this limited FAA engagement; its identity is as a Native American-owned 8(a) provider of position-specific staffing to IHS, competing primarily on sole-source and competitive 8(a) set-asides rather than in full-and-open markets. The two-percent subcontract share (29 of 1,534 awards) reflects minimal inbound sub work; all sub awards named thus far are task orders on SAIC vehicles.

Ownership: Native American-owned (implied by IHS Buy Indian priority and 8(a) certification narrative), minority-owned, small disadvantaged business, 8(a) Program Participant, Subchapter S corporation, for-profit, non-tax-exempt. The vendor has been registered to receive federal awards since June 2011 and has operated continuously in the IHS ecosystem for over a decade. The recent December 2025 award on the Missile Defense Agency's $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ and the concurrent GSA OASIS+ seats signal a strategic expansion beyond Oklahoma-centric IHS work, though award velocity on those vehicles has not yet materialized and would require demonstrated technical and facilities capacity far beyond the vendor's current service delivery model.

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