NTT Data Services Federal Government, LLC

NTT Data Services Federal Government, LLC (doing business as CG Consulting Group, Inc.), a foreign-owned subsidiary of global NTT Data Corporation, operates as a large prime contractor delivering comprehensive IT services—including application development, cybersecurity operations, cloud services, data analytics, end-user support, and professional consulting—across civilian and defense federal agencies. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open competitive contracting with no small business set-asides; it holds no SBA designations.

NTT Data Services holds three major government-wide vehicles anchoring its federal footprint: the Alliant 3 GWAC (awarded February 2026 with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling through March 2036), the OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ ($999,999,999,999 ceiling through December 2029), and the Missile Defense Agency's SHIELD IDIQ ($151 billion ceiling through December 2035). Additionally, the vendor maintains a single-award FBI ITSSS-2 Blanket Purchase Agreement valued at $8.6 billion through June 2032, a $1.1 billion National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases BPA for data management, analytics, cyber infrastructure, and cybersecurity support through July 2029, and a $900 million Air Force Life Cycle Management Center Architecture and Integration Directorate IDIQ through November 2027. These vehicles position NTT Data as a strategic federal IT partner capable of rapid task-order deployment across multiple agencies and mission domains.

Recent prime delivery orders illustrate the vendor's breadth of mission-critical work. The Drug Enforcement Administration awarded a $128.5 million cybersecurity operations delivery order (HACS program, through June 2030) under the Multiple Award Schedule; the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases issued multiple CIO-SP3 delivery orders totaling over $32.5 million for application development, cybersecurity operations assurance, and end-user support services through mid-2026; the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention placed orders exceeding $36.5 million for IT infrastructure support and application hosting; and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency awarded a $7 million cyber hygiene support delivery order under Alliant II through March 2027. The US Marshals Service extended a $208.4 million ITSSS-2 BPA ceiling through March 2033, and the National Library of Medicine ordered $16.2 million in professional IT support services through November 2026. The FBI ordered $15.4 million for CODIS program management and IT testing support through June 2030, and the Department of the Navy Pacific Fleet Forces placed a $45.9 million N4 engineering and logistics support order through June 2029.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward GSA Federal Acquisition Service (117 awards, $92.6 billion combined potential value) and the FBI Headquarters Division (88 awards, $8.68 billion), reflecting NTT Data's dominance on government-wide IT vehicles rather than direct civilian agency buying. Across the broader portfolio, the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (133 awards, $2.26 billion), the Department of Education Office of Federal Student Aid (26 awards, $1.18 billion), and the Department of Education Office of the Chief Information Officer (101 awards, $627.2 million) round out the top five customers by potential value. The top five account for 47% of combined potential value, indicating substantial customer concentration on IT-focused vehicles and defense IT programs rather than diffuse agency relationships.

Activity has remained modest but steady over the past five years—15 awards in 2022 through 22 awards in 2025—with nine awards (combined potential value $83.3 million) reaching completion within the next twenty-four months and facing recompete exposure. On the GSA Schedule (262 active labor categories ranging from $38.92/hr for entry-level roles to $310.43/hr for senior principal positions), NTT Data offers no security-cleared positions; labor spans high school through master's-level education with senior technical and management labor priced in the $140–$310/hr range.

NTT Data operates as a prime contractor on 98% of its awards, with subcontractor activity limited to 2% (32 sub awards). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, NTT Data subcontracts an average of 42% of labor hours to 104 named subcontractors, indicating a hybrid delivery model where the vendor retains roughly 58% of labor internally and sources the remainder through established partners including Accenture Federal Services, Deloitte Consulting, ManTech Advanced Systems International, CGI Federal, ECS Federal, General Dynamics Information Technology, and Caci. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $108.3 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $36.7 million, FY2023: $55 million, FY2024: $16.6 million across a declining FTE count from 265 to 204), with government-paid rates on prime contracts ranging from a 10th percentile of $36.02/hr to a median of $79.03/hr to a 90th percentile of $118.78/hr—a middle-market labor rate posture consistent with commodity IT services delivery.

NTT Data's subcontractor footprint is extensive. Named primes include Deloitte (UCC professional support services, program support), Accenture Federal Services (CBP data center support, USAID information assurance, multiple instances), CACI (enterprise IT infrastructure modernization across Pacific Air Force bases, building information modeling), General Dynamics Information Technology (Special Operations Forces IT enterprise contract), ManTech Advanced Systems (ICON task order), ECS Federal (microsystems architecture support), and SAIC (Army space and missile defense analysis). The vendor also serves as a sub to Synchron on Navy submarine program office support, to Huntington Ingalls on CVN 75 advance planning, to Guidehouse on training services, and to others on defense and civilian IT infrastructure programs. This subcontracting posture—leveraging major integrators and mission-specific vendors as primes—positions NTT Data as a feeder of specialized labor and technical support rather than a systems integrator.