Oddball, Inc.

Oddball, Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, delivers federal IT modernization, software development, and digital transformation services as a prime contractor (95% of recent awards) across civilian and defense agencies. Oddball competes predominantly in full-and-open civilian procurement and holds a strategic position on multiple government-wide vehicles anchored by a $1 billion single-award CMS BPA and seats on GSA's OASIS+ Unrestricted GWAC and the Missile Defense Agency's $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ awarded in December 2025.

Customer concentration sits heavily with civilian IT buyers. The Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services drives the top potential-value share at $1.2 billion across seven awards (37% of combined potential value), while the Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center anchors the highest award count at 26 awards worth $525.4 million combined (representing 75% of total awards by count but only 16% of potential value). The Air Force ranks second by potential value at $951.3 million across three awards, dominated by a $950 million Advanced Battle Management System (ABMS) indefinite delivery vehicle under which Oddball has executed multiple BIZINT business-intelligence application task orders. GSA Federal Acquisition Service contributes $243.5 million on two awards, and the Office of Personnel Management $162.1 million across three awards. This ranking divergence signals that while VA work dominates transaction volume and consistency, CMS work carries significantly larger ceiling values.

Oddball's capability portfolio centers on custom application development, cloud engineering (AWS), DevOps, enterprise data infrastructure, user experience modernization, and agile software delivery, grounded in substantial recent prime work: a $73.5 million CMS Common Working File System development and maintenance delivery order on time-and-materials basis (originally awarded November 2021, running through November 2026) with 55.1 FTEs and steady subcontractor deployment at roughly 50% of hours; a $91 million VA.gov platform delivery order under GSA Multiple Award Schedule (originally May 2022, extending through May 2027) with heavy government-furnished property integration; a $38.2 million VA enterprise notifications order under MAS (June 2024–June 2027) invoicing $3.7 million in FY2024 across 10.9 FTEs at approximately $161.59/hr; a $26.96 million CMS ECOS program delivery order under MAS set aside for Total Small Business (May 2024–May 2027, time-and-materials), showing year-over-year growth from $2.3 million invoiced in FY2024 to $8.5 million in FY2025 across expanding FTE allocation; a $25.67 million SEC Disclosure Review Program system support BPA call (June 2026, completion January 2032); and a $15.6 million SEC enterprise data warehouse maintenance call (January 2025–January 2028) with four named subcontractors accounting for 28% of contractor hours in FY2025, including 8(a) small disadvantaged business Peregrine Advisors Benefit Inc.

On GSA Schedule, Oddball fields 82 unique labor categories ranging from technical support entry-level work at $101.34/hr through cloud subject-matter experts at $281.41/hr, with median government-paid rates at approximately $160/hr across the portfolio. All labor categories require a bachelor's degree; none carry security-clearance stipulations, reflecting Oddball's positioning as a commercial-service provider to civilian agencies rather than a defense contractor with cleared facilities.

Oddball's most strategically relevant vehicle seats are the $1 billion single-award CMS Agile Collaboration and Modernization Endeavors (ACME) BPA under GSA MAS (March 2023–April 2029), which has generated $73.5 million in a single major delivery order; the $62.5 million SEC Digital Services BPA (August 2023–August 2028) supporting enterprise data warehouse, data science, and AWS cloud services, from which the SEC has issued five task orders totaling approximately $60.7 million combined; the $247 million VA Customer Experience DevOps and Agile Releases (CEDAR) IDIQ (a multiple-award vehicle through which Oddball has executed 14 task orders worth $71.1 million combined); the $147 million Office of Personnel Management digital services BPA under MAS (October 2022–October 2027); a $100 million HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration Software Integration and Frontend Technology (SWIFT) BPA (May 2024–April 2029, partial small business set-aside); and the OASIS+ Unrestricted multiple-award GWAC awarded August 2026. The SHIELD IDIQ award (December 2025) with $151 billion potential value marks entry into defense-infrastructure modernization, though the initial $500 delivery order awarded in December 2025 suggests ramping engagement.

Activity has grown through FY2024 — nine awards in 2022 to fifteen in 2024 — before moderating to five awards each in FY2025 and FY2026 (through mid-October). Thirteen awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $344.9 million and face recompete exposure, including major VA and CMS orders reaching closeout or option-period transitions. SCI-reported invoicing on federal prime service contracts shows growth trajectory from $55.6 million in FY2022 (95.3 FTEs) to $106.8 million in FY2025 (211 FTEs), with FY2025 FTE declining modestly from FY2024 (399 FTEs) despite higher invoicing, reflecting shifting mix toward higher-rate work. Median government-paid rates across prime contracts run approximately $160.47/hr, with the 90th percentile at $202.17/hr, consistent with the Schedule labor positioning.

Oddball operates as a managed-services integrator with heavy subcontractor reliance. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for an average 41% of total contractor hours, with 152 distinct named subcontractors reported across the footprint. Named primes Oddball subcontracts to include Sprezzatura Management Consulting, LLC (on an HHS IT and Technology Acquisition Center OMEGA onboarding and transformation services task under a Federal Acquisition Service vehicle, July 2026) and Science Applications International Corporation (on FEMA disaster-response and Department of the Interior GIS platform development work, October 2024). This subcontracting posture — significant sub-hours share paired with a large, rotating subcontractor ecosystem — positions Oddball as a prime aggregator and delivery integrator rather than a self-performing engineering team, enabling scaling across multiple agency programs and technology domains without proportional organic staffing growth.

The vendor's SDVOSB designation recurs across the prime footprint and anchors set-aside advantages on VA and CMS work (Veterans First Contracting Program sole-source authority and Total Small Business set-asides), though the majority of recent awards carry no set-aside restriction (61% of awards in the top-customer sample), indicating competitive positioning in unrestricted federal IT modernization markets. Combined potential value across all 64 awards totals $3.33 billion, with $515.4 million obligated to date (15% draw-down rate), signaling substantial unfunded pipeline and execution runway across multi-year vehicles.