Response Ai Solutions, LLC

Response Ai Solutions, LLC, operating as the Responseai Division from Great Falls, Virginia, operates as a small disadvantaged business prime contractor delivering expeditionary logistics, emergency detention services, skip tracing, case management, and specialized operational support to federal agencies across defense, homeland security, and civilian portfolios. The vendor competes predominantly under small-business set-asides (Total Small Business and Partial Small Business designations recur across 22 of 44 awards) and full-and-open vehicles; self-certification as a small disadvantaged business anchors most prime positions.

The vendor's customer concentration reflects heavy reliance on immigration enforcement and defense logistics. By award count, Immigration and Customs Enforcement leads with ten awards ($901.6 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of the Army and Air Forces Europe-Africa with six awards each. However, the potential-value rankings diverge sharply: the Naval Supply Systems Command (two awards, $67.85 billion combined potential value) dominates the dollars through the Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract TITUS (WEXMAC TITUS), a $67.85 billion multiple-award vehicle on which Response Ai Solutions holds a prime position. The Naval Air Systems Command (two awards, $249.9 million) and the Office of the Secretary of Defense (one award, $249 million) similarly anchor large-dollar vehicle positions that dwarf individual task-order volumes. The top five customers by potential value account for 100% of the combined potential-value figure. This concentration pattern—many awards with low individual ceilings under WEXMAC and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, paired with fewer but substantially larger IDIQs—signals a vendor positioned for rapid contingency ordering and surge operations rather than sustained, high-volume execution.

Response Ai Solutions holds prime positions on ten named indefinite delivery vehicles and blanket purchase agreements. WEXMAC TITUS accounts for 15 task orders totaling $34.2 million and serves as the primary vehicle for logistics, lodging, equipment rental, and material handling support at domestic and overseas military installations and contingency locations including Kenya, Tanzania, the southern border, Alaska, and continental U.S. bases. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries four task orders ($39.3 million combined potential value) for case management, repatriation support, and professional services labor. ICE maintains two primary vehicles: the ICE Nationwide Skip Tracing Services indefinite delivery contract ($9.72 million ceiling, awarded December 2025) and the Emergency Detention and Related Services Strategic Sourcing Vehicle ($145.6 billion ceiling, awarded May 2025), with two task orders placed under the skip-tracing vehicle and one $243.4 million delivery order under the detention services vehicle to meet the IDIQ minimum guarantee. Two additional major vehicles anchor future recompete exposure: the Customs and Border Protection Tracing and Payment Recovery Services indefinite delivery contract ($9 million ceiling, awarded August 2026, HUBZone 8(a) set-aside despite source documentation inconsistency) and the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award indefinite delivery contract ($151 billion ceiling, awarded December 2025, full and open, no set-aside), on which Response Ai Solutions received an initial $500 delivery order.

Recent award activity shows growth from 20 awards in 2025 to 24 in 2026, spanning seven awards ($246.7 million combined potential value) with ultimate completion dates inside the next twenty-four months and therefore subject to recompete. The vendor has obligated $39.6 million against a combined potential value of $69.33 billion—a figure inflated by the two massive ($67.85 billion WEXMAC and $151 billion SHIELD) vehicle ceilings, which carry minimal year-to-date task-order activity and function as booking vehicles rather than revenue streams. Stripping the placeholder-scale IDVs, task-order and delivery-order volume runs roughly $26 million across 2025–2026 in concrete, obligated work.

Concrete capability examples ground the vendor's portfolio. Under WEXMAC TITUS, Response Ai Solutions executed $1.76 million in hotel lodging and conference venue services for Navy installations in New York (June 2026), $1.72 million in ice storage solutions at southern border locations (July 2025), $1.1 million in Arctic Edge 25 logistics support in Anchorage (July 2025), $10.66 million in comprehensive Department of Defense service-member housing and food support in the Chicago area (October 2025), and $2.93 million in material handling equipment services with operators for the 2nd Armored Brigade Combat Team at Fort Hood (September 2025). Under the Administration for Children and Families, Response Ai Solutions holds a $21.6 million time-and-materials GSA Schedule delivery order (awarded September 2025, completion December 2030) for end-to-end case management, financial support services, and grants administration for the Office of Head Start, Early Care, and Education Programs. The vendor holds a $17.6 million time-and-materials GSA Schedule delivery order from ACF for repatriation case management and financial support services (awarded September 2026, completion September 2030). Under ICE's detention services vehicle, the $243.4 million delivery order (awarded June 2026, completion June 2027) procures safety verification and wellness checks for unaccompanied and former unaccompanied alien children, a core function of the $145.6 billion strategic sourcing vehicle. The vendor also executes skip-tracing services under the ICE Nationwide Skip Tracing Services contract ($373,760 delivery order, August 2026) supporting Enforcement and Removal Operations, and holds a $1.07 million delivery order from the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response for Puerto Rico warehousing under WEXMAC TITUS (September 2026, completion September 2031).

On the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, Response Ai Solutions offers 28 labor categories spanning Analyst, Engineer, Program Manager, and Subject Matter Expert roles stratified from entry-level I through advanced V designations, with hourly rates ranging from $66.10 (Analyst I) to $355.86 (Subject Matter Expert V). Education requirements span associate degrees through bachelor's degrees; no security-cleared labor is offered. The pricing spectrum and role diversity—from junior analyst work at entry cost to senior subject-matter expertise—enable the vendor to staff case management, grants administration, and operational support functions across civilian health and human services agencies.

Response Ai Solutions maintains a single named subsidiary, Global Emergency Response Inc., which does not appear in the award record and carries no visible federal contracting footprint in the source.

The vendor's federal posture reflects a small-business generalist positioned on two mega-vehicles (WEXMAC TITUS and SHIELD) that dwarf task-order volume, paired with focused depth in immigration enforcement operations (detention, skip tracing, wellness checks), contingency logistics, and civilian case-management labor. The concentration risk sits with ICE—ten awards and $901.6 million in combined potential value represent 61% of award count but significant dollar concentration around the detained-alien processing mission. Recompete exposure centers on the December 2025 and earlier awards across WEXMAC, ICE skip-tracing, and GSA Schedule vehicles reaching ultimate completion in 2027–2028, presenting both recompete obligation and pipeline opportunity for the vendor's customer base.