Rmgs Inc.

Rmgs Inc., a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Virginia Beach, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor delivering tactical training, special operations logistics support, and curriculum development to defense and federal agencies, with 98% of recent awards held as a prime and the vast majority structured under SDVOSB set-asides. The company is a Subchapter S corporation and veteran-owned business with three named subsidiaries: Rmgs Berger (a SDVOSB joint venture), Linxx Global Solutions (VOSB), and Linxx Security Solutions (VOSB and SDVOSB).

Rmgs Inc.'s customer concentration is dominated by special operations and naval commands. United States Special Operations Command accounts for 56 awards valued at $1.36 billion combined potential value, followed by the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ($10 billion combined potential value across 6 awards) and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency ($1.71 billion across 5 awards). These three customers represent the vast majority of the vendor's total deal volume. Naval Special Warfare Command and Naval Education and Training Command collectively account for 16 awards valued at $103.2 million combined potential value. The top five customer agencies by potential value cover 99% of the vendor's combined potential value, signaling extreme customer concentration within defense and special operations mission sets. The split between award count and dollar value reveals a structural shift: USSOCOM leads by award count but Naval Sea Systems Command dominates by dollar magnitude, anchored in large IDIQ vehicles rather than numerous smaller task orders.

Rmgs Inc. holds prime positions on five substantial federal vehicles. The Maritime Special Operations Forces Support IDIQ (USSOCOM) carries 39 task orders valued at $109.6 million combined potential value and represents the vendor's most active contracting mechanism for tactical training and logistics support across Naval Special Warfare Command, Naval Education and Training Command, and Naval Sea Systems Command. Rmgs Inc. also holds a seat on the OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ (GSA, awarded December 19, 2024, with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling) and the OASIS+ SDVOSB IDIQ (GSA, awarded September 30, 2024, also with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling), positioning the vendor for task orders across seven functional domains (management, technical, research, intelligence, environmental, facilities, logistics) from civilian and defense agencies governmentwide. The Defense Threat Reduction Agency Assessment, Exercise, and Modeling and Simulation Support IDIQ carries a $1.7 billion ceiling and supports nuclear enterprise mission assurance services at Fort Belvoir, Virginia. The Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ, awarded by the Missile Defense Agency on December 29, 2025, carries a $151 billion ceiling and spans research, development, prototyping, systems engineering, and modernization across air, missile, space, cyber, and hybrid defense domains — though the initial delivery order is $500 and reflects early-stage mobilization. Rmgs Inc. also holds a smaller BPA from the U.S. Coast Guard for close quarters instructor support (Multiple Award Schedule, $1.73 million cumulative).

Capability framing across awards centers on specialized instruction, logistics coordination, and operational support for maritime special operations, tactical training, and defense modernization. Representative prime work includes a $30.8 million delivery order (awarded July 18, 2026, under Seaport-NXG) for Expeditionary Combat Skills instructor support services across Naval Education and Training Command and subordinate commands, running through July 17, 2031; a $22.0 million delivery order (awarded May 15, 2025, under OASIS+ SDVOSB) from Air Force Special Operations Command for Joint Terminal Attack Control and simulator operations support at Hurlburt Field, Florida, through May 14, 2030; a $20.4 million delivery order (awarded September 1, 2024, under Seaport-NXG) from Naval Education and Training Command for Center for Security Forces Expeditionary Combat Skills instructor services at Gulfport, Mississippi, through February 29, 2028; and a $13.3 million delivery order (awarded March 20, 2024, under Seaport-NXG) from Naval Education and Training Command for Military Education and Security Forces training continuum instructor services at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, through September 19, 2029. The vendor also delivers curriculum design, leadership development assessment, tactical medic training, combatives instruction, chemical-biological-radiological-nuclear (CBRN) training support, and administrative services (personal property analysis, protocol support) across Naval Special Warfare Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, and USSOCOM. A $2.17 million sole-source definitive contract (awarded March 2, 2026, Chief of Naval Operations) for Naval Small Craft Instruction and Technical Training School (NAVSCIATTS) training, logistics, and curriculum development support at John C. Stennis Space Center, Mississippi, reflects the incumbent bridge-contract pattern common to the vendor's NAVSCIATTS work, with staffing of 39–49 positions across instructors, course leads, student support coordinators, and maintenance technicians. An $11.1 million delivery order (awarded September 29, 2023, under DTRA AEMSS) for nuclear enterprise mission assurance IT research and management services at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, carrying cost-plus-fixed-fee pricing, diversifies the portfolio beyond instruction into research support and weapons-threat mitigation.

GSA Schedule labor categories span 27 unique positions with hourly rates ranging from $29.28 to $166.48 per hour across logistics specialists, small craft instructors, role players, training coordinators, and program managers, with education requirements from associate through bachelor's degree and no security clearance offerings. This rate spectrum and labor composition align with the vendor's core competency in tactical instruction, logistics coordination, and training support — no cleared intelligence or cybersecurity-specialized roles are surfaced.

Activity trajectories show volatility. Awards per year ranged from 7 (2022–2023) to 14 (2024) to 9 (2025), then dropped to 3 in 2026 (reflecting only three months of source data through mid-July). The combined potential value of $13.82 billion is heavily front-loaded by four IDIQ vehicles (two OASIS+ vehicles with multi-billion-dollar ceilings, SHIELD with $151 billion, and DTRA AEMSS with $1.7 billion); actual obligated spend across all awards stands at only $181.2 million (1% of potential value), indicating significant unfunded authority across multiple large IDIQs. Nine awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $41.3 million, representing moderate recompete exposure — most NAVSCIATTS and CENSECFOR work faces renewal pressure in 2026–2027.

SCI-reportable invoiced revenue (federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, excluding goods and classified work) totaled $10 million across FY2022–FY2025, with a sharp upward trajectory: $1.5 million in FY2022, $1.3 million in FY2023, $1.8 million in FY2024, and $5.4 million in FY2025. The SCI dataset shows the vendor deployed roughly 16.9 FTEs in FY2022, contracted to 4.4 FTEs in FY2023, grew to 13.6 FTEs in FY2024, and expanded to 48.1 FTEs in FY2025 — the FY2025 spike reflects the large CENSECFOR delivery order (33.1 FTEs invoiced at $5.3 million, all self-performed with no subcontractor engagement reported). On SCI-reportable prime contracts, government-paid median hourly rates run around $130 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $67.67 per hour (junior logistics roles) and the 90th percentile at $149.80 per hour (senior technical and program-management positions). Across SCI prime contracts, subcontractors account for an average of 4% of total contractor hours, with only four named subcontractors reported across the FY2022–FY2025 span — indicating the vendor builds and self-performs its own delivery teams for SCI-reportable work. Sub awards in the source total only 2% of recent volume (3 prime awards) and are limited to two Applied Research Associates contracts (systems engineering and integration support, and adversarial assessments work, both awarded March–April 2024), reflecting a predominantly prime-focused operating model.

The vendor's SDVOSB posture recurs across nearly all prime contract work — approximately 75 of the 123 recent prime awards carry explicit SDVOSB set-aside or sole-source designations, with the remainder split between no set-aside (full-and-open) and Total Small Business set-asides. Rmgs Inc. competes predominantly under set-asides, leveraging its SDVOSB certification (valid through August 22, 2028) and VOSB designation to anchor relationships with USSOCOM, Naval Special Warfare Command, Naval Education and Training Command, and the GSA OASIS+ ecosystem. The $10 billion potential value anchored by Naval Sea Systems Command likely represents a classified or restricted-information vehicle not fully detailed in the source; without additional specificity on that IDIQ's name or scope, the vendor's exposure to single-customer concentration risk remains opaque but substantial.

RMGS is a US certified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) focused on providing nation building, capacity development, security, training, safety, logistics, technology, and consulting services to Federal, State, and local government clients and commercial businesses worldwide.