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 primarily as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) across civilian agencies, with particular depth in VA and HHS program work. The company competes across full-and-open and set-aside vehicles, with SDVOSB designations anchoring the majority of its Department of Veterans Affairs and several cross-agency awards, though recent work includes non-set-aside delivery on defense intelligence and homeland defense platforms.

Oddball's customer concentration tilts civilian. The top five funding agencies account for 92% of combined potential value across all awards: the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services leads by dollars (6 awards, $1.19 billion combined potential value), followed by the Department of the Air Force (3 awards, $951.3 million), the Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center (24 awards, $526.3 million), the General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service (1 award, $243.5 million), and the Office of Personnel Management (3 awards, $162.1 million). By award count, VA dominates the portfolio with 24 awards, reflecting Oddball's sustained presence on the $247 million Customer Experience DevOps and Agile Releases (CEDAR) IDIQ, though CMS and Air Force awards carry substantially larger ceiling values. Concrete recent work includes a $73.5 million time-and-materials delivery order with CMS for Common Working File System development and maintenance under the ACME $1 billion single-award BPA (awarded November 2021, completion November 2026); a $48.7 million Total Small Business set-aside delivery order with CMS for the Beneficiary Data Access and Medicare Account Experience (BDAMAX) program on an MAS vehicle (February 2023, completion December 2026); a $91 million firm fixed-price delivery order with VA for VA.gov Platform support under an MAS vehicle (May 2022, completion May 2027); and a $25.7 million BPA call with the SEC for Disclosure Review Program system support under the Digital Services BPA (June 2026, completion January 2032).

Oddball's vehicle position is dominated by the Multiple Award Schedule: 20 task orders carry $1.76 billion in combined potential value, including the VA's CEDAR contract (14 task orders, $71.1 million) and the SEC's Digital Services BPA ($55.9 million across 4 task orders). The company also holds a $1 billion single-award ACME BPA with CMS, a $247 million CEDAR IDIQ with VA, a $147.2 million OPM Digital Services BPA, a $100 million HHS Software Integration and Frontend Technology (SWIFT) BPA, a $62.5 million SEC Digital Services BPA, and a $10 million Air Force SBIR Phase III indefinite delivery contract focused on BIZINT application development. Most recently, Oddball was awarded a seat on the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ under the Missile Defense Agency (December 2025, completion December 2035), a full-and-open, non-set-aside vehicle; an initial $500 delivery order has been issued with performance in Huntsville, Alabama.

Activity has grown substantially year over year—9 awards in 2022 to 15 in 2024—though FY2025 and FY2026 figures (5 awards and 1 award respectively as of mid-June 2026) reflect the source snapshot date. Thirteen awards (combined potential value $355.1 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing material recompete exposure. SCI-reported invoicing shows $55.6 million in FY2022, $71.2 million in FY2023, and $92.1 million in FY2024 across a growing federal services workforce (159 FTEs in FY2022 to 399 FTEs in FY2024), driven primarily by large CMS and VA delivery orders. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, government-paid hourly rates ran a median of $150.75/hr, with senior labor pricing through $201.61/hr at the 90th percentile; GSA Schedule labor categories span entry-level technical support at $99.35/hr through senior health IT subject-matter experts at $276.16/hr, all requiring bachelor's degrees with no security-cleared roles in the active portfolio.

Oddball operates a heavy subcontractor footprint on prime deliveries. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontracted labor accounted for an average 43% share of total contractor hours, with 107 named subcontractors deployed across the service delivery base. The company reported a single identified sub-award: a FEMA disaster-recovery and DOI GIS GEOplatform sub-task under Science Applications International Corporation (October 2024) covering website design, GIS mapping platform development, and data management infrastructure for continuous integration and deployment. The subcontractor-heavy posture on prime contracts indicates Oddball functions as a managed-services integrator and prime vehicle holder rather than a pure services delivery firm, sourcing specialized labor and expertise from an extended partner ecosystem. Capability framing centers on agile software development, enterprise data warehouse and data science infrastructure support, business intelligence application development (especially the BIZINT platform), VA.gov and federal citizen-facing digital experience delivery, DevOps engineering, cloud infrastructure (AWS), application modernization, and federal compliance and security engineering. The SBIR portfolio (BIZINT, KinderSpot, BESPIN BEAM, KINDERSPOT PHASE II) reflects R&D and prototype innovation work alongside operational delivery across defense and civilian civilian-sector innovation initiatives.