Nava PBC

Nava PBC, a Washington, D.C.-based digital services consultancy and self-certified small disadvantaged business, is a prime contractor on federal civilian IT modernization work, holding a $20 billion SEWP VI GWAC awarded by NASA in November 2026 and delivering software development, user experience design, cloud engineering, data management, and DevSecOps services primarily to health and human services agencies on a non-set-aside basis.

Nava operates as a prime on 94% of its recent awards (33 of 35) and competes in full-and-open, unrestricted procurements rather than set-aside categories, despite its small disadvantaged business designation. The vendor's customer concentration sits heavily with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which accounts for 15 awards and $1.44 billion in combined potential value — about 43% of the vendor's total federal pipeline. The top five customer agencies (CMS, Office of Personnel Management, Securities and Exchange Commission, Office of Intergovernmental and External Affairs, and NASA) represent 99% of combined potential value across Nava's current federal footprint. The NASA SEWP VI award dominates the dollar ranking, representing $20 billion of the vendor's $22.14 billion combined potential value across all awards, though task-order activity against that GWAC is not yet detailed in the source. Outside the SEWP VI baseline ceiling, CMS work anchors the operational portfolio: a $1 billion Agile Collaboration and Modernization Endeavors (ACME) BPA established March 16, 2023 (single-award, through April 2029) carries a $79 million Hospital Quality Reporting system call issued June 14, 2025, with ICF Incorporated providing engineering and data analytics support; a $60.2 million MPSM BPA Data Modernization call issued July 14, 2023 (through July 2028) invoiced $5.1 million in FY2024 across 13.1 FTEs; and a $48.3 million Medicare claims data APIs delivery order (AB2D, BCDA, DPC) awarded January 12, 2023 (through December 2027) invoiced $10.4 million through FY2024 with subcontractors (Aquia, American Institutes for Research, Verdance LLC, Element Solutions LLC) performing 17% of labor. The Department of Health and Human Services Office of Intergovernmental and External Affairs holds a $96.4 million Pandemic Ready Interoperability Modernization Effort and Data Modernization Initiative (PRIME) BPA (multiple-award, through September 2025 per IDV record, though task orders run through September 2027), with a $25.9 million ReportStream follow-on call issued September 30, 2024, and prior-phase work through September 2024 valued at $17.8 million. The Treasury Department's Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources issued two Software Integration and Frontend Technology (SWIFT) BPA calls: BPA Call #2 for Simpler Grants.gov Scaled Platform ($41.3 million, September 2024, through September 2029) and BPA Call #4 for Simpler Grants Management ($36 million, September 2025, through September 2028), both under a $100 million HHS-managed SWIFT BPA established May 1, 2024.

Nava holds multiple other IDVs anchoring task-order activity: a $62.5 million Securities and Exchange Commission Digital Services BPA (single-award, August 2023 through August 2028) supporting two calls totaling $18.1 million for secure enterprise websites and enterprise development tools; an OPM Digital Services BPA ($139.4 million, October 2022 through October 2027) under which a $12.3 million task order for Highly Interactive Public Data Services web application development was awarded May 5, 2023; and an Office of the Chief Financial Officer Digital Services BPA ($139.4 million, established September 4, 2026, through October 2027) supporting a $4.4 million HIPDS web application delivery order awarded May 5, 2026. Nava also holds a Department of Agriculture Basic Ordering Agreement (April 2024 through April 2034) for Stratus integration and development support with a nominal $1 ceiling, serving as a framework for task orders. GSA Multiple Award Schedule task orders total 36 with $2.25 billion combined potential value; the Information Technology Schedule 70 carries four task orders valued at $99.5 million. Most work is performed in Washington, D.C., with CMS ACME and related contracts located in Windsor Mill and Milford Mill, Maryland, and Office of Intergovernmental and External Affairs ReportStream work executed in Atlanta, Georgia.

SCI-reported federal services invoicing grew substantially from $29.3 million in FY2022 (71.9 FTEs) to $52.3 million in FY2025 (177 FTEs), reflecting year-over-year organic growth and deepening customer relationships. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts median around $174.62/hour, with the 10th percentile at $104.84/hour and 90th percentile at $244.40/hour, reflecting a mix of junior and senior software engineering and cloud infrastructure labor. GSA Schedule labor categories span 43 unique roles from Cloud Infrastructure Engineer I at $159.17/hour to Cloud Subject Matter Expert III at $307.74/hour, all requiring bachelor's degrees and ranging from one to ten years of experience, with no security-clearance requirements. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform 13% of contractor hours on average, with 60 named subcontractors across the portfolio. Named subs on CMS contracts include ICF Incorporated (engineering and data analytics on HEAT), American Institutes for Research (Medicare subject-matter expertise on BB2.0, claims APIs, and CCXP), Aquia Inc. (HUBZone-certified service-disabled veteran-owned small business providing infrastructure engineering on claims APIs), Verdance LLC (software engineering on claims APIs and CCXP 2.0), Element Solutions LLC (HUBZone-certified small disadvantaged business providing FHIR implementation on claims APIs), Digital Harbor Foundation Inc. (engineering support on benefits verification), and For People LLC (8(a) woman-owned small business on BB2.0). On SecureWorks-related development, Aquia Inc. and Mobomo LLC (minority-owned small business) delivered 26% of contractor hours in FY2025. Nava serves as a subcontractor to Oddball Inc. on two CMS sub-awards: the ECOS Educate & Coverage Online Services development contract (June 2024) and the BDAMAX program sub-task (March 2023), both supporting CMS digital product development.

Activity remains steady: six prime awards in 2022, seven in 2023, seven in 2024, five in 2025, and three in 2026 year-to-date. Eleven awards (combined potential value $298.6 million) have ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and represent near-term recompete exposure, principally including the Office of Intergovernmental and External Affairs PRIME BPA ultimate completion date (September 22, 2025 per IDV record, though task orders extend further), smaller Treasury/OCIO orders, and early-phase CMS contracts reaching end-of-life. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $366.7 million (2% of the $22.14 billion combined potential value), indicating substantial unfunded work across the pipeline, particularly the newly awarded SEWP VI baseline.