Osborne Computer Services, Inc.

Osborne Computer Services, Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned business (SDVOB) and Subchapter S corporation based in Ashburn, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor delivering IT infrastructure, facilities management, and network engineering services to federal agencies, with all fifteen awards in its recent footprint held as prime contracts (100% prime posture).

Osborne's customer base is heavily concentrated, with two agencies accounting for 87% of award count and 81% of combined potential value. The Department of the Air Force Headquarters District Washington dominates the relationship, anchoring twelve awards totaling $44 million in combined potential value, while the General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service places a single award of $31.7 million potential value. The Air Force work drives the activity entirely; Air Force awards span from 2010 through 2019, with task orders issued under an Indefinite Delivery Contract (FA701408D0001) carrying six task orders valued at $11.3 million combined. Osborne also sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with two task orders (combined potential value $30.1 million) and the GSA Federal Supply Schedule with two task orders.

Osborne's capability portfolio centers on IT infrastructure, facilities management, and network administration. Work categorizes primarily under Other Computer Related Services (eleven awards) and Computer Facilities Management Services (four awards), with PSC coding reflecting IT and Telecom operations and maintenance (13 awards under IT And Telecom-Other IT And Telecommunications). The GSA labor portfolio reflects this scope: Osborne staffs network administrator and engineer roles at $136–$241 per hour (ranging from associate-level positions with two years' experience to senior bachelor's-level roles with ten years' experience), facilities and IT management specialists at $111–$200 per hour, and program management and senior consultant positions at $312–$412 per hour, with most roles requiring security clearance.

Activity has been flat to declining. The fifteen total awards span from 2001 through 2019, with the most recent award issued in January 2019 — now more than seven years old. Award frequency peaked at three per year in 2010, then dropped to one or two annually, with no awards recorded after 2019. Combined obligated dollars total $39.4 million against $93.9 million in combined potential value (42% obligation rate), suggesting the tail end of a mature contract portfolio winding down. No awards appear in the source data for 2020 through 2026, indicating no active recompete or new procurement activity in the recent period.

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