Obsidian Global, LLC

Obsidian Global, LLC, a Washington, D.C.-based small business limited liability company, delivers enterprise IT solutions, cybersecurity operations, network engineering, software development, and system sustainment to federal defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor on 47 awards and as a subcontractor on 57 awards. The company is owned by parent Hydra Capital LLC and competes predominantly under total small business set-asides across its prime portfolio, with recent activity concentrated on Air Force, Navy, and civilian agency IT modernization work.

Obsidian Global's federal footprint spans 38 customer agencies with a portfolio of 104 total awards (prime and sub combined) valued at $81.69 billion in potential value. Award concentration by count centers on the Department of State Bureau of Information Resource Management (20 awards), the Federal Emergency Management Agency (8 awards), and the Air Education and Training Command (7 awards, $14.3 million potential value). By potential-value share, the Air Force Sustainment Center dominates at $13.43 billion across 4 awards, followed by Naval Sea Systems Command at $10 billion across 2 awards, and the FBI Headquarters Division at $8.64 billion across 4 awards—this divergence signals that Obsidian Global places many small orders across State and FEMA while anchoring most of its dollar volume in Air Force, Navy, and FBI vehicles. The company serves these customers across five major vehicle positions: the $20 billion SEWP VI GWAC (NASA, multiple-award total small business, awarded November 2026), the OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ (GSA Federal Acquisition Service, placeholder ceiling, 31 task orders), the $13.4 billion Small Business Enterprise Application Solutions IDIQ (Air Force, 15 task orders, $241.2 million combined potential value), the $2.4 billion FAA Information Technology Innovative Procurement for Strategic Sourcing IDIQ (total small business, multiple-award), and the $8.6 billion FBI Information Technology Supplies and Support Services 2 BPA (no set-aside, single award). Three additional major IDIQs round out the top-vehicle position: the $249.9 million Naval Air Systems Command LIIS CMDS MAC (partial small business, multiple-award, June 2026), the $78 million Naval Supply Systems Command N4 Directorate Program Support Services (total small business, single award, January 2026), and the $151 billion Missile Defense Agency Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense IDIQ (no set-aside, multiple-award, full and open, December 2025). Additionally, Obsidian Global holds the $20 billion Treasury Enterprise Cybersecurity Technology & Services PROTECTS BPA (total small business, January 2025) and the $200 million Nuclear Regulatory Commission Development and Integration Vehicle for Applications DIVA BPA (total small business, January 2025, recently reduced by $215.3 million in ceiling following a GSA audit). The $999.999 billion POLARIS GWAC (GSA, total small business, multiple-award, December 2024) carries a placeholder ceiling. Recent representative prime awards include a $26.2 million NRC DIVA BPA call for Microsoft 365 and PowerApps workforce reinforcement (September 2026), a $43.8 million Air Force Civil Engineer Center SBEAS delivery order for Enterprise Environmental Safety and Occupational Health Management Information System capability sustainment (April 2025, two named subcontractors—Alaska Northstar Resources LLC, an 8(a) Alaska Native Corporation, and Datum Software, Inc., a woman-owned small business), a $44.96 million Air Force Life Cycle Management Center SBEAS delivery order for MME capability supporting operational support and logistics IT consolidation (March 2025, LMI Consulting as subcontractor, 37% of FY2025 contractor hours subcontracted), a $78 million Air Mobility Command SBEAS delivery order for software builds and releases (May 2023, 60% of FY2024 hours subcontracted across Greyhawk Solutions LLC, Solerity Inc., and Data Systems Analysts Inc.), a $27.75 million Air Force Sustainment Center SBEAS delivery order for Stock Control System sustainment (April 2024, 24% of FY2025 hours subcontracted), a $13.8 million Air Force Sustainment Center SBEAS delivery order for Purchase Request Process System follow-on engagement (January 2026), a $13.36 million Environmental Protection Agency Multiple Award Schedule delivery order for information security support services (August 2023, time-and-materials, no subcontractor involvement in FY2025), and three Fleet Cyber Command delivery orders totaling approximately $32.82 million for N4 Directorate Program Support Services base period labor (January and February 2026, total small business set-aside, firm fixed-price, performance in Suffolk, Virginia through March 2031). A $8.99 million Federal Aviation Administration ITIPSS delivery order for FCS-AIF PM support (September 2026) and a $42.9 million FBI ITSSS-2 BPA call for joint agile development environment services (September 2025, time-and-materials, West McLean, Virginia, no invoiced activity as of FY2025) represent civilian and defense IT modernization work on established vehicles.

On the subcontractor side, Obsidian Global performs IT operations and maintenance, cybersecurity operations center support, network management, and data center optimization services under large defense and civilian IT integrators. Named primes include Science Applications International Corporation (on multiple Vanguard Bridge 2.2.2 Department of State engineering, operations and maintenance, and cybersecurity support sub-awards, May 2025), Leidos, Inc. (on CBP Cyber Security Operations Center Bridge II, CISA Office of the Chief Information Officer cybersecurity operations support, and FEMA Security Operations Center support sub-tasks, spanning April 2024–June 2026), Peraton Enterprise Solutions LLC (on Consular Affairs Enterprise Infrastructure Operations IT O&M, IGF Network Management Support Services, and IMPACT II technical and cyber support, spanning February 2023–July 2026), BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. (on Information Technology Enterprise Operating Environment and FEMA Operations and Maintenance Engineering support, spanning January 2025–August 2026), Noblis, Inc. (on CTAOS Development & Engineering Services ITSSS-2 SCOR 33, December 2025), Deloitte Consulting LLP (on Cybersecurity BPA and UCC professional support services, July 2024–November 2024), and others. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed an average of 17 percent of contractor hours, with 22 named subcontractors reported.

Activity has accelerated sharply—five awards in 2022, six in 2023, seventeen in 2024, and thirty-two in 2025—reflecting aggressive growth in vehicle positions and task-order execution, particularly on SBEAS and Air Force-managed IDIQ work. Service Contract Inventory data shows SCI-reportable invoiced revenue grew from $7.1 million across 28.7 FTEs in FY2022 to $44.9 million across 232 FTEs in FY2025, a 530-percent increase in dollars and an 708-percent increase in federal workforce in three years. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts median around $89.79 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $81.43 per hour and the 90th percentile at $101.06 per hour, reflecting a mix of mid-tier IT support and senior technical delivery. The company's GSA Schedule portfolio spans 253 labor categories ranging from Administrative Specialist-Level 1 at $30.84 per hour to Acquisition Architect-Level 3 at $258.64 per hour, covering business analysts, security analysts, programmer analysts, and technical writers without security clearance requirements. Notably, only five awards (combined potential value $145.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, suggesting substantial pipeline runway and minimal near-term recompete pressure. The company's posture as a 45 percent prime / 55 percent sub split across the entire portfolio masks a prime-dominated strategy on new vehicle awards—recent GWAC and IDIQ wins through late 2026 are all prime positions—while maintaining deep subcontractor engagement on large defense IT operations work, particularly under Leidos, Peraton, and SAIC.