Diaconia LLC

Diaconia LLC, an SBA 8(a) certified minority-owned and small disadvantaged business based in Gaithersburg, Maryland, provides IT services and solutions to federal civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor (70% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor to larger systems integrators. The company is Subcontinent Asian American-owned and operates as a limited liability partnership under the 8(a) Business Development Program through July 6, 2030, competing predominantly under set-aside vehicles though maintaining presence on full-and-open government-wide IT services contracts.

Diaconia's capability footprint spans IT modernization, data analytics, eDiscovery platforms, enterprise application development, and IT staffing support. Recent prime work includes an $8.15 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the Internal Revenue Service for Automated Lien Service Entity Modernization Phase 2 under the 8(a) STARS III GWAC (July 2025–July 2028, Competitive 8(a)); a $13.09 million delivery order from the Bureau of Diplomatic Security for Tactical Operations Management Information System support under the same vehicle (September 2026–September 2031, Competitive 8(a), time-and-materials); and a $7.35 million purchase order from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for AV/IT renovation at its Bluemont, Virginia facility (September 2026–September 2027, firm fixed price, no set-aside). These awards ground Diaconia's capability framing: the company executes federal IT engineering, application modernization, platform administration, and facilities technology refresh across civilian agencies. On GSA Multiple Award Schedule, Diaconia staffs labor categories spanning IT Equipment Specialist roles at $65.51 per hour through IT Chief Engineer and Architect positions at $303.94 per hour, with education ranging from high school to master's degree; security-cleared roles are offered at senior architect and engineer levels, enabling penetration into classified federal IT work.

Customer concentration reflects dual exposure to civilian IT modernization and defense-related work routed through vehicle awardees. The Internal Revenue Service dominates by award count and dollars (5 awards, $23.9 million combined potential value), anchored by multiple Automated Lien System modernization and BDOCS/IDOCS support orders under 8(a) STARS III. NASA trails the IRS in award count (5 awards) but carries $40 billion in combined potential value, nearly all from two recently awarded Indefinite Delivery Contracts: a $20 billion SEWP VI (NASA Scientific and Engineering Workstation Program VI) multiple-award GWAC (November 2026–October 2036, Total Small Business set-aside) and a $20 billion SEWP VI Partial Small Business vehicle, both effective as of November 1, 2026. The Bureau of Diplomatic Security accounts for 4 awards totaling $20.9 million across TOMIS sustainment and IT staffing engagements. The Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command holds a $4 billion SeaPort Next Generation (SeaPort-NxG) IDIQ awarded to Diaconia on January 2, 2025, through January 1, 2029, positioning the vendor for Navy IT services procurement across multiple task orders. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau has placed 2 awards totaling $21.1 million: a $14.05 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement for data analytics support services (September 2022–September 2027, under GSA Multiple Award Schedule) and a $7.05 million BPA call for data management support. The top five customers by potential value account for $138 billion combined potential value, but the distribution is heavily skewed by the two recently awarded NASA GWACs (which themselves total $40 billion in ceiling value and remain unfilled by task orders as of the source date). When excluding these placeholder vehicles, IRS, CFPB, NAVSEA, and Bureau of Diplomatic Security work comprises the active obligation base.

Diaconia holds five primary parent contract vehicles generating task order activity. The 8(a) STARS III GWAC (GSA, $50 billion ceiling, ultimate completion July 1, 2029) accounts for 9 task orders with $42.1 million combined potential value, distributed across IRS, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Food and Drug Administration, and Department of the Treasury orders. The Multiple Award Schedule (7 task orders, $47.6 million combined potential value) carries eDiscovery, data analytics, and IT staffing work for the CFPB, IRS, Department of Defense (SIGAR), and Bureau of Diplomatic Security. The Alliant II GWAC (Department of General Services) shows 5 task orders in the source but without ceiling values enumerated. Indefinite Delivery Contract 80NSSC23DA006 (NASA) holds 3 task orders. The SeaPort-NxG contract (Naval Sea Systems Command, $4 billion ceiling, January 1, 2029) and SEWP VI vehicles (NASA, $20 billion each, October 31, 2036) were recently awarded and carry minimal guarantee task orders as of the source date, but represent significant ceiling expansion for Diaconia's federal IT footprint.

Recent activity shows sustained growth through 2024, with 14 awards in that year, followed by moderation to 10 in 2025 and 8 through November 2026. Seven awards (combined potential value $31.5 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore trigger recompete exposure; notably, the $2.54 million TOMIS bridge contract with the Bureau of Diplomatic Security expired May 31, 2027, and the $4.46 million IRS Automated Lien System Phase 2 order is set to complete July 25, 2025, both potentially opening recompete windows in the near term. Across the subcontractor footprint, Diaconia works to Colsa Corp on NASA NTSS (National Technical Support Services) contracts for engineering, administrative support, and systems integration labor, and to CACI Inc. on NASA Consolidated Application and Platform Services (NCAPS) for collaborative IT services labor support. Diaconia also performs subbontracting labor to Salient CRGT on IT support services and to Colsa on Bounty Hunter systems development and integration, reflecting a delivery posture in which the vendor supplies engineering and administrative labor to larger prime contractors rather than building its own subcontractor chain on prime awards.

The Service Contract Inventory dataset captures only $0 in invoiced revenue across fiscal years 2022–2025 at the prime level, indicating either that SCI-reportable work has not yet reached billing maturity or that most of Diaconia's tracked work is below the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold. However, the FTE trajectory recorded in SCI shows growth from 1.4 FTEs in FY2022 to 45.5 FTEs in FY2025 across both prime and subcontractor roles, suggesting that Diaconia's federal services delivery has scaled substantially in the past two years even if billing patterns have not yet materialized in the SCI dataset. The vendor's corporate structure includes four named subsidiaries—Cka LLC, DAO Consulting Group LLC, Dialogica LLC, and Dcrevtech LLC—all minority-owned, small disadvantaged businesses and Subcontinent Asian American-owned entities, likely deployed to compartmentalize capability areas (such as consulting, technical services, and revenue operations) though the source does not enumerate their specific functional roles.