Om Group, Inc.

Om Group, Inc., a certified 8(a) small disadvantaged business and economically disadvantaged women-owned small business (EDWOSB) headquartered in Piscataway, New Jersey, operates as a prime contractor across federal civilian and defense agencies, delivering IT infrastructure, systems administration, enterprise data management, network engineering, and facilities support services. The company competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles—primarily 8(a) and WOSB programs—though recent IDV awards on OASIS+ and SHIELD carry no set-aside designation beyond the underlying socioeconomic certifications. Om Group's minority-owned, Subcontinent Asian American-owned structure includes two WOSB-certified joint venture subsidiaries, Om Partners LLC and Om Partners JV 2 LLC.

The vendor's customer footprint spans 37 distinct federal agencies across defense and civilian domains, with concentration front-loaded toward Army Corps of Engineers ERDC (29 awards, $36 million combined potential value) and Naval Air Warfare Center (25 awards, $30.6 million). However, dollar concentration follows a sharply different pattern: GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates at $50 billion combined potential value across six IDIQ awards issued in late 2024 and early 2025 (OASIS+ Total Small Business, OASIS+ 8(a), OASIS+ WOSB, and SEWP VI). Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ($3.96 billion), Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center ($984.2 million), and Department of the Army headquarters ($505.9 million) collectively account for an additional $5.4 billion in IDV ceiling value. Across the top five customers by potential value, Om Group holds $55 billion in combined IDV ceilings—the vast majority flowing from government-wide acquisition contracts rather than agency-specific work.

Om Group's substantive delivery work centers on recurring task orders against Army and Navy IDIQs. On the Army Corps of Engineers side, the vendor executes systems administration for the Short Message Service (SMS) platform in Champaign, Illinois—the source names Year 2, Year 3, and Year 4 orders running $747,000 to $792,000 annually through September 2026. Enterprise Data Warehouse operations and maintenance orders against the 8(a) STARS III GWAC yielded a $15.3 million delivery order (Competitive 8(a), June 2023, completing July 2028) and earlier $2.2 million orders (8(a) Sole Source, June 2022). The vendor also holds an active $47.6 million IDIQ (February 2025–March 2030) for PROMIS program and project management services under Humphreys Engineer Center Support Activity, with Task Order #5 at $968,359 (September 2025, completing September 2027). For the Navy, Om Group provides recurring campus superintendent, mechanic, and materials coordination services at Naval Air Warfare Center Piscataway, with individual orders in the $130,000–$550,000 range across multiple annual renewals. On the Air Force side, the vendor holds a $970 million single-award IDC (February 2022–September 2027) for Hill Enterprise Data Center Sustainment, Modernization, and Consolidation (HEDC SMAC) services at Hill AFB, Utah, under which delivery orders for Wi-Fi sustainment, ATHENA support, and general HEDC services total over $17 million.

The three most consequential recent awards anchor Om Group's pipeline expansion. On December 29, 2025, the Missile Defense Agency awarded a $151 billion multiple-award IDIQ for the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) program, extending through December 2035; Om Group's initial delivery order carried a token $500 ceiling. On November 1, 2026, NASA awarded Om Group a $20 billion SEWP VI (communication and audio-visual IT solutions) multiple-award GWAC through October 2036 under a Total Small Business set-aside. Both vehicles carry no specified place of performance, signaling governmentwide ordering. The older infrastructure IDV holdings—OASIS+ Total Small Business ($999.9 billion ceiling, December 2024), OASIS+ 8(a) ($999.9 billion, November 2024), OASIS+ WOSB ($999.9 billion, September 2024), and GRIDS IV geospatial services ($499 million, May 2025)—position Om Group to compete for task orders across seven functional domains (Management and Advisory, Technical and Engineering, R&D, Intelligence, Environmental, Facilities, Logistics) and to serve multiple agencies from a single vehicle framework.

Activity volume shows cyclical behavior: 18 awards in 2022, declining to 6 in 2024, then recovering to 9 in 2025 before tapering to 2 awards in the calendar-year window captured (through November 2026). This pattern reflects the timing of IDV vehicle awards (concentrated in late 2024 and November 2026) and their front-loading into SCI-reportable obligations. Combined potential value across 159 prime awards stands at $88.99 billion, but obligated dollars total only $164.5 million (0% of potential value), indicating the portfolio is heavily weighted toward high-ceiling IDVs with minimal task-order takedown to date. Only three awards (combined potential value $30.3 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months—a shallow recompete cliff, with most IDV renewal risk clustering in 2027–2030.

SCI-reported invoicing covers only two service-contract records above the $150,000 threshold across FY2022–FY2023, totaling $5.1 million with 14.9 FTEs in FY2023 (trivial against the $88.99 billion IDV ceiling base). The SCI dataset reveals median government-paid labor rates of $57.97/hr, with a range from $11.59/hr to $104.35/hr, and an average 23% subcontractor-hours share across prime records; five named subs appear in SCI reporting. On the GSA Schedule side, Om Group lists 91 active labor categories spanning $105.24–$354.58/hr (bachelor's degree minimum, no security clearances offered), covering cloud engineers, systems administrators, security architects, and IT strategists—capability framing aligned with its IDV portfolio but priced significantly above SCI-reported rates, reflecting internal mark-up and labor-category overhead allocation. The source provides no detail on profit margin, cost structure, or competitive win-rate metrics that would distinguish Om Group's pricing posture within federal IT markets.

Om Group operates as a 100% prime contractor in recent awards; no subcontractor role appears in the portfolio. The vendor's teaming strategy, where visible, runs through named subs on defined task orders—the PROMIS O&M order (November 2021, $13.9 million) engaged Byteforza Inc. (WOSB, cloud IT), GPS Information Guidance LLC, Ksquared LLC, and Radus Software LLC (WDOSB, software implementation)—but the shallow SCI sample and IDV-heavy dollar base limit visibility into systematic teaming patterns. The source does not disclose whether Om Group typically builds delivery teams in-house or pursues sub-heavy models across its working portfolio.

Ownership and compliance posture are central to Om Group's competitive position. The vendor maintains active 8(a) Business Development Program participation, EDWOSB certification, WOSB certification, and minority-owned designation (Subcontinent Asian American), enabling qualification for three distinct OASIS+ vehicles simultaneously and sole-source and set-aside task order competition on Army, Navy, and Air Force programs. This multi-designator profile is uncommon—most small businesses hold one or two certifications—and locks Om Group into government priorization under federal small business contracting goals while expanding the universe of available set-asides. However, the recent IDV awards on SHIELD, SEWP VI, and OASIS+ carry no set-aside on the task-order level, meaning Om Group will face full-and-open competition for actual work issuance, despite holding the vehicle. The gap between $88.99 billion in ceiling value and $164.5 million in obligated dollars underscores the distinction between vehicle position and actual revenue pipeline: Om Group has secured the right to bid but must win individual task orders.

Environmental Services:

Program Support for EMS, Compliance, Conservation, HazMat, HazWaste

Inventory Management of Hazardous Materials

Expertise in Federal and State Environmental Regulations,

Cutting-edge Technology solutions targeted towards Environmental Information Management.

IT Strategy and Operations

System Engineering & Integration - Web Services, SOA

Custom Application Development - web, mobile, cloud

Cloud Migration - Infrastructure and Apps

Legacy Systems - Data Migration, Integration & Sun setting

Information Assurance - NIST/RMF, ATO requirements for DoD networks, Cloud Security