Secunetics Inc.

Secunetics Inc., doing business as Dexisive, is a Sterling, Virginia-based for-profit Subchapter S corporation that provides infrastructure intelligence services—cybersecurity engineering, identity management, business automation software, IPv6 protocol deployment, and cloud network administration—to civilian federal agencies primarily as a prime contractor (74% of recent awards) on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and related vehicles, with no set-aside designation.

The company's customer concentration is sharp. The top five agencies account for 88% of awards by count, but dollar concentration diverges markedly from volume. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service leads on potential value at $150.7 million (two awards: Secunetics' recently awarded $87 million MAS indefinite-delivery contract ceiling as of March 25, 2026, and a $30,000 delivery order for large-scale ingestion, normalization, natural language processing and generation, and AI-assisted analysis to the National Office placed May 16, 2026). The Department of the Interior's Chief Information Officer follows at $84.9 million across twelve awards, anchored by a $5.76 million cybersecurity engineering support delivery order (award date September 30, 2022, completed June 29, 2024) and a $5.49 million business automation solution (GOBO Software) order awarded July 26, 2021 with completion scheduled July 25, 2026. The Department of Transportation places thirteen awards valued at $39.1 million, predominantly IPv6 protocol deployment and network infrastructure support—including a $9.24 million multi-year IPv6 support delivery order awarded June 30, 2024, with Option Period 2 running through June 30, 2027, on which Secunetics invoiced $660 thousand in FY2024 and self-performed all work without subcontractors.

Secunetics holds two primary parent vehicles: the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, generating 20 task orders valued at $129.3 million combined, and the SAIC EITSS IDIQ (contract number 693JK420D500002), where Secunetics places eight task orders in a subcontractor role providing Department of Transportation network infrastructure and cyber support services. The company also maintains five task orders under GSA's Information Technology Schedule 70, valued at $19 million combined. On its own $87 million MAS contract awarded March 25, 2026, Secunetics maintains 89 labor categories spanning hourly rates from $57.21 (Associate Desktop Support Technician) to $247.94 (Senior Cyber Subject Matter Expert), with education requirements from high school to bachelor's degree and no security-cleared positions offered. The labor portfolio emphasizes cloud network administration and analytics, data science, and network engineering across junior through senior levels.

Activity shows volatility rather than trajectory. Awards peaked at seven in 2021, then declined to three in 2024 and three in 2026 to date. SCI-reported invoicing (covering federal service contracts above $150 thousand) totaled $28.6 million across FY2022–FY2024, with FY2022 at $9.4 million, FY2023 at $12.2 million, and FY2024 at $7 million. FTE delivery fell sharply: 30.5 FTEs in FY2022 to 1.2 FTEs in FY2024, indicating either a shift toward fixed-price orders or reduced scope on SCI-reportable work. On prime service contracts captured in SCI, government-paid rates ran a median around $127.82 per hour, with 90th percentile labor reaching $137.55 per hour. Across SCI prime contracts, Secunetics performed 0% of total hours through subcontractors, indicating self-delivery on service work. Three awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $14.8 million and therefore requiring recompete.

In its subcontractor role, Secunetics works under Science Applications International Corporation on multiple incremental task orders and modifications for Department of Transportation network infrastructure and cyber support, including Trusted Internet Connection (TIC) 3.0 and IPv6 migration work. The company also subcontracts to Mission Support & Test Services LLC on a Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada National Security Site management and operations contract, delivering power-grid security work. This sub-engagement is episodic rather than anchoring a revenue stream—most dollars flow through the prime MAS and DOI OCIO relationships.

DEXISIVE specializes in providing high quality engineering and technical support services to government agencies and commercial entities. Our current service offerings include:

Discovery and Assessment Services

Engineering and Integration Services

Implementation Services

Operational Support Services

Independent Validation and Verification Services

Troubleshooting and Optimization Services

Security solutions also encompass Certification and Accreditation support and Vulnerability Assessment/

Remediation.

We develop and implement network and system performance management solutions, integrated voice/data services, business continuity solutions, and information storage for enterprises that demand agility and performance.

DEXISIVE solutions also include a wide range of advanced network technologies for LAN, WAN, and SAN environments. We design and implement Voice over IP (VOIP), IPV6, secure wireless access, and related services.