Peraton Inc.

Peraton Inc. (doing business as HP Enterprise Services) is a for-profit national security and federal IT solutions provider headquartered in Herndon, Virginia, delivering systems integration, IT infrastructure, software engineering, cybersecurity, and technical support services to defense, intelligence, and civilian agencies as a prime contractor on 97% of recent awards and as a subcontractor on the remainder. The company does not carry SBA set-aside designations and competes in full-and-open contracting, with no socioeconomic set-asides present across its recent prime footprint.

Peraton operates as a subsidiary of Peraton Corp. and maintains two sister subsidiaries: Remotec, Inc. (a goods manufacturer) and Peraton Solutions Inc. Across a 7,857-award dataset spanning 1989–July 2026, Peraton has accumulated $476.5 billion in combined potential value and $20.4 billion in obligated dollars, with 584 SCI-reportable service contracts in FY2022–FY2024 invoicing $3.17 billion. Concrete work across its prime portfolio includes a $1.5 billion single-award Brand New Air Traffic Control System (BNATCS) integrator contract with the FAA (awarded December 2025) covering communications, surveillance, automation, facilities, and Alaska workstream modernization through 2035; an $11.93 billion multiple-award DLA J6 Enterprise Technology Services 2.0 (JETS 2.0) indefinite delivery contract through October 2034 supporting enterprise technology services across defense logistics and federal agencies; a $2.2 billion Department of State "Evolve" network and telecommunications services vehicle extending through November 2032; and a $800 million Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency software engineering BPA for National Background Investigation Services modernization. Recent major delivery orders include $201.9 million from Army Training and Doctrine Command for Military Intelligence Center of Excellence IT support at Fort Huachuca, Arizona (May 2025, through March 2030, Alliant II GWAC); $175.5 million from Department of the Army for U.S. Army Global Cyber Center IT support at Fort Huachuca (October 2025, through February 2029, ITES-3S IDIQ); $199.8 million from Defense Human Resources Activity for Defense Travel System recompete operations (November 2025, through July 2031, MAS BPA); and $187.1 million for the Department of Commerce EIDS Needs Package on the FAA's BNATCS integrator contract (January 2026). Additional recent work spans $66.5 million for Department of State Consular Systems Modernization (February 2026), $58.9 million for Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System support (February 2026), $55.5 million for CMS DMEPOS Claims Processing System maintenance (February 2026), $48.6 million for Defense Human Resources Activity Alternative Multifactor Authentication Support (April 2026), and $80.5 million for Air Mobility Command JDPAC core functions support (April 2026, OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ).

Customer concentration is moderate but diffuse across defense and federal agencies. The top five customers by award count—Defense Information Systems Agency (736 awards, $2.23 billion), Air Combat Command (520 awards, $327.8 million), Air Mobility Command (470 awards, $1.24 billion), Air Force Materiel Command Electronic Systems Center (406 awards, $125.1 million), and Air Education and Training Command (355 awards, $18.47 billion)—account for approximately 32% of recent awards but only 8% of combined potential value, indicating that high-dollar work concentrates elsewhere. Top customers by potential value diverge significantly: Air Education and Training Command leads with $18.47 billion across 355 awards, followed by Air Materiel Command ($7.43 billion, 124 awards), Navy Information Warfare Systems Command ($7.38 billion, 219 awards), the Air Force ($3.99 billion, 275 awards), and DISA ($2.23 billion, 736 awards). This pattern reflects Peraton's substantial presence in major air traffic control modernization, naval systems engineering, and broad-based Air Force and Army IT support initiatives.

Peraton's vehicle portfolio is heavily anchored in GWACs and large IDIQs. The Network-Centric Solutions contract vehicle (3,671 task orders, $1.27 billion combined potential value) and Network-Centric Solutions II (505 task orders, $109.7 million) dominate by task-order volume. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule sits third with 279 task orders worth $3.09 billion combined. Other significant vehicles include the Alliant II GWAC (supporting IT services to civilian and defense agencies), OASIS+ Unrestricted (a GSA multiple-award IDIQ with no specified dollar ceiling), the FAA's BNATCS integrator single-award IDIQ ($1.5 billion), the State Department's Evolve vehicle ($2.2 billion), and various agency-specific IDIQs across DLA, NAVWAR, Army, and Air Force components. Across SCI-reportable work, Peraton's hourly rate posture spans $67/hr at the 10th percentile (entry-level engineer/technician roles) through $228/hr at the 90th percentile (senior systems roles), with a median of $127.83/hr, reflecting a mix of junior technical and mid-to-senior management labor. GSA Schedule labor rates range from $21.12/hr for entry-level administrative technician roles to $471.24/hr for senior IT managers with 20 years of experience, with no security-cleared roles offered on the schedule.

Peraton's activity trajectory shows consistent recent volume: 155–177 prime awards annually across 2022–2025, with 70 awards recorded in the first half of 2026. Within the next 24 months, 151 awards (combined potential value $5.15 billion) reach ultimate completion, creating recompete exposure in high-value Air Force, Navy, and Army IT modernization vehicles. The company operates predominantly as a prime contractor (97% of awards) but engages subcontractors at scale: across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subs perform an average of 33% of total contractor hours, with 1,142 named subcontractors reported. Major subcontracting relationships include L3Harris Technologies (multiple MAVERICK task orders and ground station sustainment), Northrop Grumman (Joint Deployment Analysis support across numerous task orders), Seacorp LLC (submarine strike systems engineering), Science Applications International Corporation (State Department network operations and maintenance), Leidos (enterprise IT systems and cross-domain engineering), and Booz Allen Hamilton (health services portfolio support). Named smaller sub-partners include Strategic Business Systems Inc. (HUBZone certified in Army Global Cyber Center work), Athena Technology Group Inc. (HUBZone), Hawk Associates LLC (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business), and numerous 8(a), women-owned, and SDVOSB firms engaged for compliance and specialized capability support.

Peraton's NAICS concentration reflects its national security and IT services positioning: Wired Telecommunications Carriers dominates with 4,122 awards, followed by Engineering Services (628), Other Computer Related Services (614), Telephone Apparatus Manufacturing (510), and Computer Systems Design Services (300). PSC concentration shows Information Technology Support Equipment (665 awards), IT Equipment System Configuration (555), IT Components (475), IT Software (442), and Miscellaneous Communication Equipment (420). SCI-reported invoicing reached $1.16 billion in FY2022 (4,092 FTE-equivalents at contract level), declined to $984.9 million in FY2023 (8,180 FTE-equivalents), and recovered to $1.03 billion in FY2024 (5,790 FTE-equivalents), with workforce FTE scaling variably across the period (2,577–3,268 FTEs). The source's SCI data captures service contracts above $150,000 only and excludes goods, products, classified work, and non-federal revenue, so these figures represent a strict subset of Peraton's total federal and enterprise revenue.