Most Investments, LLC

Most Investments, LLC, a small business operating as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards) specializing in healthcare data analytics, software maintenance, and IT infrastructure support, competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and delivers exclusively to federal health agencies. The company is a child entity of Most Ventures LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Arlington, Virginia; Most Investments itself holds no stated SBA designation beyond small business status.

Most Investments' customer concentration is extreme and anchored to a single agency. The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality accounts for 10 of 18 awards (89% of recent total-award count) and $92.5 million of $117 million in combined potential value (95% by dollars). Secondary exposure to the Department of Health and Human Services' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, and the Health Resources and Services Administration represents less than 1% of the footprint by dollars and is composed of small purchase orders for data subscriptions and IT products. This concentration is decision-material for competitive positioning: vendors competing against Most Investments for AHRQ work will face a repeat incumbent with established relationships across multiple AHRQ program lines; AHRQ's own competitive leverage is high given the absence of diversified customer risk.

Most Investments sits on a single parent vehicle, the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, where the company holds a $360 thousand Federal Supply Schedule contract (awarded March 2023, expiring March 2028) with 12 active labor categories spanning project management, DevOps, software development, quality assurance, user experience design, and graphic design. GSA labor rates run from $125.12 per hour (junior DevOps and healthcare developer roles, bachelor's degree, three years' experience) through $277.45 per hour (engagement management, bachelor's degree, ten years' experience), with no security-cleared positions offered. All 12 categories require bachelor's degrees minimum; no advanced clearances are staffed.

Capability work is entirely healthcare-focused. Recent awards include a $24.89 million time-and-materials delivery order from AHRQ for healthcare data analytics and statistical products (exercised December 2024, Arlington, Virginia, expiring November 2029); a $15.03 million time-and-materials order for the AHRQ Patient Safety Network program (issued March 2024, Arlington, Virginia, expiring March 2029); an $8.76 million time-and-materials delivery order for AHRQ Quality Indicators software maintenance and dissemination (issued September 2024, Arlington, Virginia, expiring September 2029); a $5.45 million firm-fixed-price order for a healthcare data analytics project titled "Panoramic View of Patient Care Through Data Innovations and Linkages" (issued September 2024, Rockville, Maryland, expiring September 2028); and a $3.25 million firm-fixed-price order for Social Determinants of Health database development and maintenance (issued March 2024, Arlington, Virginia, expiring September 2026). A $5.89 million firm-fixed-price GSA communications and website operations support delivery order issued in August 2026 represents the only recent work outside the healthcare data analytics core.

Activity shows volatility. Awards peaked at five in 2024, falling to one in 2026 (though the August 2026 GSA award carries high dollar value). Within the next twenty-four months, one award with $5.5 million in combined potential value faces ultimate completion and therefore recompete exposure. Service Contract Inventory data (covering federal service contracts above the $150 thousand reporting threshold) shows $9.4 million in invoiced revenue across prime records from FY2022–FY2023, with SCI-reported delivery of 10.6 FTEs in FY2022 and 14.3 FTEs in FY2023, declining to 3.2 FTEs in FY2024 and 1.3 FTEs in FY2025 — a sharp contraction driven by the transition from service-contract delivery under SCI-reportable vehicles to delivery-order performance under the GSA Schedule, which SCI does not uniformly capture at equivalent dollar thresholds. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-prime contracts median around $136.69 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $126.33 per hour and the 90th percentile at $156.90 per hour. The vendor builds its own delivery teams: across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractor hours represent approximately 6% of total contractor hours, with four named subcontractors engaged across the dataset. Most Investments functions as a prime on 94% of federal work and subcontracts on only one award (6%), indicating minimal use of partnership leverage or feeder relationships to larger defense or IT integration primes.