Navsoft Fed LLC

Navsoft Fed LLC, a women-owned, HUBZone-certified small business joint venture with American Indian ownership, holds a single GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract as a prime contractor delivering software development, network administration, and IT project management labor to federal agencies. The vendor is structured as a limited liability company and self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and economically disadvantaged women-owned small business; it is DOT certified as a DBE.

Navsoft Fed's federal footprint is nascent. The vendor secured its sole awarded federal vehicle on June 5, 2025 — a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract under the Federal Acquisition Service with a five-year ceiling of $500 thousand and performance running through June 4, 2030. That single award represents 100% of the vendor's tracked federal award activity. The contract carries no set-aside category; Navsoft Fed competes on the open MAS, not through preferential set-aside vehicles, despite holding qualifying certifications.

The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 12 categories across the IT and business-applications spectrum. Entry-level roles start at $99.13 per hour (Quality Assurance Engineer II, bachelor's degree, three years of experience) and extend through senior technical and management positions at $269.19 per hour (IT Subject Matter Expert III, bachelor's degree, thirteen years of experience). Representative mid-range categories include Network Administrator at $134.79 per hour, Senior Software Engineer at $172.06 per hour, and Program Manager at $192.30 per hour — all requiring a bachelor's degree and ranging from four to thirteen years of relevant experience. All labor categories are unrestricted; no security-cleared positions are offered under the contract. The portfolio skews toward software development, project management, and network administration — commercial IT skill sets rather than specialized federal compliance, DevSecOps, or cybersecurity engineering.

With a single GSA MAS contract and a $500 thousand ceiling, Navsoft Fed remains a minimal-scale federal player. The vendor has not yet demonstrated prime contractor activity beyond the schedule contract, nor does the source indicate sub-award work or diversification across customer agencies. GSA's Federal Acquisition Service accounts for 100% of the vendor's tracked federal award value. This profile suggests Navsoft Fed is early-stage in federal market entry, using the GSA Schedule as an entry vehicle to establish customer relationships and utilization history before pursuing larger IDIQ or set-aside work aligned with its WOSB, HUBZone, and 8(a)-eligible certifications.