OAG Aviation Worldwide LLC

OAG Aviation Worldwide LLC, operating as OAG Worldwide and the Backaviation Oag Division (doing business as Outdoor Advertising Group Incorporated), is a foreign-owned, for-profit provider of aviation data subscriptions, flight information databases, and analytics tools that support air traffic management, security operations, and public health monitoring across the federal government. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards) and competes full-and-open without set-aside designation.

OAG's customer base spans 51 federal agencies, with concentration in Department of Homeland Security components and the Department of Transportation. The top five funding offices account for 45% of combined potential value: Transportation Security Administration (TSA, 7 awards, $2.4 million), Customs and Border Protection (2 awards, $2.1 million), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pittsburgh (6 awards, $1.8 million), the DOT Office of the Secretary (9 awards, $1.3 million), and DHS Chief Procurement Officer (10 awards, $1.1 million). By award count, DHS CPO and DOT Secretary's office rank highest (10 and 9 awards respectively), but TSA and CBP anchor the largest individual contract values. OAG's federal award footprint totals 159 contracts with combined potential value of $19.4 million and $12 million obligated across all sources.

Representative contracts demonstrate OAG's specialized position in aviation intelligence. TSA awarded a sole-source $529 thousand Definitive Contract (ultimate completion September 24, 2027) for a Flight Data Analysis Tool that generates volume forecasts and security reports; no competing source was found to meet the agency's requirements. CDC Pittsburgh awarded two aviation schedules data license contracts totaling $1.3 million (February 2023, September 2021) designated for COVID-19 national interest action and supporting public health surveillance. DOT's Immediate Office of the Secretary holds a $472,966 purchase order (April 2023, option year 3 exercised, performance through April 2028) for current-day airline itinerary data worldwide under the Airlines Schedule Data and Support program. FAA Technical Center maintains recurring subscription contracts for Traffic Flow Management System (TFMS) renewal data, including a $117,689 order (May 2024) and a $67,800 order (March 2026, completing March 2027). NASA Shared Services Center procured a $15,000 order (February 2024) for Worldwide Direct Flights locations file, carrier codes, and equipment code file.

Activity has been episodic and declining. The vendor recorded six awards in 2021, two in 2022, three in 2023, two in 2024, and one in 2026, with no awards captured in 2025. Six awards totaling $2.5 million combined potential value complete in the next twenty-four months, creating moderate recompete exposure. OAG holds 15 task orders (combined potential value $94 thousand) under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and 5 task orders ($150 thousand) under Indefinite Delivery Contract 15JL1B18D00000001.

The vendor's category footprint is atypical for federal IT contracting: top NAICS includes Directory and Mailing List Publishers (67 awards of the 159 total), All Other Information Services (19), and Internet Publishing and Broadcasting (10), with only 6 awards coded to Custom Computer Programming Services. Top PSC is Information Technology Software (26 awards), followed by Books and Pamphlets (17) and Support Professional Other (11). Service Contract Inventory data shows minimal FTE deployment and low SCI-reportable invoicing — $312 thousand across FY2023 only, with zero FTEs recorded across all three fiscal years in the SCI dataset (FY2022–FY2024). This reflects OAG's business model as a specialized aviation data vendor delivering mostly subscription and license products rather than labor-intensive services.