Secure It Engineering Advisors Group Inc.

Secure It Engineering Advisors Group Inc., a minority-owned, veteran-owned, Black American-owned small disadvantaged business, operates exclusively as a subcontractor on federal IT and program-management services, with no prime contract awards in the available record. The Subchapter S corporation competes across a narrow portfolio: three subcontracts to Salient Federal-Sgis Inc. across USAID and the FBI, totaling $934 thousand in combined obligated value, all placed through a GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicle.

Secure It Engineering Advisors Group Inc. is positioned as a labor-augmentation and program-management support provider. Work to date consists of strategic program management office and program and quality management labor under Salient Federal-Sgis Inc. primes: two sub-awards in FY2024–FY2025 for USAID's Bureau for Management Office of the Chief Information Officer (consolidated PMO, PQM, and engineering services labor), and one earlier sub-award in FY2023 for FBI Headquarters Division (ITSSS labor). All three subcontracts are task orders placed against the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The vendor's awarded scope falls under NAICS 541512 (Other Computer Related Services).

Customer concentration shows split exposure: the US Agency for International Development's Bureau for Management Office of the Chief Information Officer accounts for two awards, while the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division accounts for one. The vendor has no direct prime relationship with either agency and no recorded activity with a contracting office; all awards route through Salient Federal-Sgis Inc. as prime.

Activity is minimal and flat — one award per calendar year from 2023 through 2025. Service Contract Inventory data captures 0.9 FTEs in FY2024 under the single subcontractor-named SCI record, representing labor delivered to the federal government on SCI-reportable contracts. No SCI records show the vendor operating as a prime, consistent with the prime-vs-sub split of zero prime awards. The vendor's federal footprint to date is narrow, limited to sub-placement under a single prime contractor on two customer agencies' task orders.