Mythics, LLC

Mythics, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Virginia Beach, Virginia, is a federal prime contractor and subcontractor specializing in Oracle-centric software, cloud, and hardware solutions, operating predominantly on full-and-open competitive awards without set-asides. The company competes as a prime on 96% of its recent federal awards and holds a substantial footprint across civilian and defense agencies, anchored by a $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) Indefinite Delivery contract with the Missile Defense Agency awarded in December 2025, a $52.98 billion Blanket Purchase Agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for cloud infrastructure hosting, and a $3 billion Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Department of Homeland Security for enterprise financial management software.

Mythics' capability portfolio centers on Oracle software licensing, maintenance renewals, and support services across database, applications, cloud, and enterprise systems. Recent representative prime work includes a $2.67 million purchase order from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Center for Oracle software licensing and support services (April 2025), a $1.302 million delivery order with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for Oracle P6 project management services on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (May 2022), a $376.8 million Defense Health Agency contract for Oracle Exadata server maintenance through September 2025, and ongoing annual license renewal orders for Oracle Primavera P6 software across the Federal Highway Administration. The vendor also provides Oracle database, Solaris, WebLogic, GoldenGate, Endeca, and complementary product licenses and renewals to military branches, civilian agencies, and special-access programs. Across GSA Schedule labor offerings, the company carries seventeen active categories with hourly rates spanning $86.30 to $278.89, including engagement managers, senior consultants, project managers with security-clearance requirements, and cloud subject matter experts at the higher end of the spectrum.

Customer concentration is broad but weighted toward Department of Homeland Security components. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 15% of all awards, with the Defense Information Systems Agency (186 awards, $62.8 million potential value), DHS Chief Procurement Officer (155 awards, $224.7 million), DHS US Coast Guard (132 awards, $138.8 million), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (118 awards, $11 million), and DHS Office of Procurement Operations (89 awards, $514.1 million) leading by frequency. The top five by potential value tell a different story: DHS Office of Procurement Operations dominates in dollars, followed by DHS Customs and Border Protection ($352.9 million across 63 awards), DHS Chief Procurement Officer, the Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs ($154.3 million across 31 awards), and DHS US Coast Guard. The spread reflects Mythics' position as a specialized Oracle vendor serving transactional licensing and maintenance requirements at scale across federal customer bases.

Mythics' vehicle position is anchored by three government-wide and agency-wide IDVs driving the vast majority of task-order volume. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 2,381 task orders valued at $3.75 billion combined potential value — the single largest vehicle for the vendor — supplemented by an Indefinite Delivery Contract (W91QUZ06A0003) with 1,128 task orders valued at $1.54 billion and the Information Technology Schedule 70 vehicle with 482 task orders valued at $1.2 billion. A DHS-specific IDV (HSHQPA05D00007) carries 269 task orders valued at $160.4 million. These vehicles enable rapid ordering of Oracle products and support services across federal customer agencies without re-compete on each task order.

Activity grew substantially from 2022 through 2024, rising from 32 prime awards in 2022 to 95 in 2024, before moderating to 72 in 2025 and 14 year-to-date in 2026. The combined potential value across all 4,631 awards (prime and sub) totals $14.27 billion, with $3.96 billion obligated (28% of potential). The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is minimal: only eight awards with combined potential value of $532 thousand face completion and recompete exposure. The flat 2024–2025–2026 trajectory and near-zero recompete cliff reflect a mature, sustainment-driven business model where the highest-value IDVs (SHIELD, ICE BPA, DHS EFIMS) have multi-year runways extending to 2026–2027 and beyond.

In its subcontractor role, Mythics delivers Oracle database renewals, software support, and infrastructure maintenance to large prime contractors including Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics Information Technology, Leidos, Peraton, Accenture Federal Services, and others. Recent sub engagements include Oracle Database Enterprise Edition and Exadata support for Northrop Grumman's Ground-Based Midcourse Defense program (December 2025), Oracle advanced security and database renewals for Amentum Technology's Missile Defense Agency IT projects (November–December 2025), Oracle database and licensing support for General Dynamics on healthcare and financial management systems (January–March 2025), and Oracle and Java licensing renewals for Lockheed Martin space and defense programs (January–June 2025). Mythics operates as a pure subcontractor on approximately 4% of its award base — the vast majority of work flows through prime awards — but the sub footprint is substantial in absolute terms, reflecting heavy reliance on Mythics as an Oracle licensing and support provider by the defense-industrial base.

The vendor's corporate structure includes two named subsidiaries: Spearmc Management Consulting, Inc. (self-certified small disadvantaged business) and Emergent, LLC (for-profit LLC). The parent entity Mythics, LLC holds no SBA certifications and competes full-and-open across all its recorded federal awards. Award category concentration heavily favors software publishers (2,506 awards) and other computer-related services (1,517 awards), with downstream NAICS entries capturing hardware sales and systems design work; the PSC coding reflects dominance in information technology software (2,681 awards) and IT maintenance service plans (354 awards). The SCI dataset is sparse relative to the broader award portfolio — only 40 SCI records (10 prime, 30 sub) across FY2022–FY2024 — and shows $2.6 million in invoiced revenue from prime service contracts, with workforce trajectory volatile due to classification of work and the vendor's emphasis on products and licensing over billable services labor. SAM.gov registration since 2001 and continuous federal contract flow position Mythics as an established, Oracle-focused government vendor whose federal revenue derives primarily from task-order licensing and maintenance against standing vehicles rather than from new competitive procurements.