NTT Data Services Federal Government, LLC

NTT Data Services Federal Government, LLC, doing business as CG Consulting Group, Inc., is a large foreign-owned prime contractor delivering enterprise IT services, cybersecurity operations, application development, cloud infrastructure, data analytics, and end-user support to federal agencies across civilian and defense portfolios. The vendor competes exclusively in full-and-open contracting with no SBA certifications and operates as a prime on 98% of its awards, retaining approximately 58% of labor internally while subcontracting roughly 34% of SCI-reportable hours to established partners including Accenture Federal Services, Deloitte Consulting, ManTech Advanced Systems International, and CGI Federal.

NTT Data Services Federal Government is a subsidiary of global NTT Data Federal, Inc., headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, and operates under primary NAICS codes spanning computing infrastructure (607 awards), engineering services (284 awards), and professional IT development (66 awards). The vendor's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward government-wide acquisition vehicles and federal civilian IT infrastructure programs. GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates potential value at $92.6 billion across 117 awards — a reflection of NTT Data's position on multiple GSA vehicles — while the Department of Justice FBI Headquarters Division anchors $8.68 billion across 88 awards, and the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for $2.26 billion across 133 awards. By count, the top five customer agencies represent 37% of recent awards.

The vendor holds seats on multiple high-value government-wide vehicles: Alliant 3 (GSA-managed multiple-award GWAC, no ceiling specified in source); OASIS+ Unrestricted (GSA IDIQ with no dollar ceiling specified, awarded December 2024, through December 2029); SEWP VI (NASA multiple-award GWAC, $20 billion ceiling, through October 2036); the Missile Defense Agency's SHIELD program (151 billion ceiling, through December 2035); CIO-SP3 (GSA multiple-award GWAC); a single-award $8.6 billion FBI Information Technology Supplies and Support Services 2 (ITSSS-2) BPA running through June 2032; a $1.1 billion NIAID NEAT multiple-award BPA (data management, cyber infrastructure, software engineering, cybersecurity); and the Air Force Life Cycle Management Center IDIQ ($900 million, through November 2027). The vendor also maintains active positions on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and Professional Services Schedule, with 262 active labor categories ranging from $38.92 per hour (entry-level accounting technician) to $310.43 per hour (principal consultant), spanning high-school through master's education with no security-cleared roles offered.

Recent prime work illustrates scale and customer diversity. NTT Data won a $128.5 million firm fixed-price cybersecurity operations delivery order from the Drug Enforcement Administration under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule through June 2030; a $43.4 million delivery order from DEA for enterprise strategic integration IT management under Alliant II through June 2031; a $35.3 million BPA call from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases for internal enterprise software development support under the NEAT BPA (August 2026–August 2027); a $16.2 million delivery order from the National Library of Medicine for professional IT support services under the Multiple Award Schedule through November 2026; a $15.2 million delivery order from the FBI for CODIS program management and IT testing support under Alliant II through June 2030; and a $15 million delivery order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for IT infrastructure support under Alliant II (March–October 2026). A $45.9 million delivery order from the US Pacific Fleet Forces for N4 engineering and logistics support under OASIS runs through June 2029. Additional awards span NIAID cybersecurity operations assurance, application development support, and end-user support services on CIO-SP3 (combined $28.4 million ceiling, August 2025–August 2026), as well as a $223.4 million BPA call to the US Marshals Service Information Technology Division under ITSSS-2 for the FORCE program (January 2026–March 2033).

Activity has remained stable year over year — 15 awards in 2022, 14 in 2024, 22 in 2025, and 15 in 2026 — with eight awards (combined potential value $94.5 million) reaching completion inside the next twenty-four months. The vendor's SCI-reported federal services portfolio shows invoiced activity of $134.5 million across FY2022–FY2025, with peak invoicing in FY2023 ($55 million across 374 FTEs) and a trajectory decline through FY2024 ($16.6 million across 204 FTEs) followed by modest recovery in FY2025 ($26.2 million across 170 FTEs). On SCI-reportable prime contracts, government-paid hourly rates ranged from a 10th percentile of $39.91 per hour to a median of $82.63 per hour and a 90th percentile of $129.36 per hour, positioning the vendor in the middle-market labor pricing spectrum typical of commodity IT support delivery. Subcontracting across SCI-reportable prime contracts averaged 34% of labor hours through 124 named subcontractors, with notable teaming on civilian IT modernization, cybersecurity operations, and infrastructure support programs routed through Accenture Federal Services, Deloitte, ManTech, and CGI Federal.

The vendor subcontracts to multiple large primes on defense and federal IT programs. NTT Data appears as a named subcontractor under Guidehouse (financial forensics support to Homeland Security Investigations), CGI Federal (UFMS/UAMS JEDI help desk support to the Bureau of Prisons; IT customer support to NSF), CACI Inc. (base infrastructure modernization services across Air Force locations in Japan and South Korea), General Dynamics Information Technology (attack surface management, Special Operations Forces IT enterprise contract support), Accenture Federal Services (Customs and Border Protection data center support, USAID enterprise information assurance), Deloitte Consulting (unified communications and collaboration services, OCDETF program support), Synchron (Program Executive Office Submarines support), Huntington Ingalls (CVN 75 RCOH advance planning), Obsidian Global (stock control system sustainment), ECS Federal (DARPA microsystems architectures support), Serco (SEA 21 professional support), and Science Applications International Corporation (Army space, missile defense, and cyberspace operations analysis). The mix reflects NTT Data's role as both a prime integrator on large government-wide vehicles and a capable subcontractor on specialized defense IT and federal modernization programs.