Invoke Public Sector USA LLC

Invoke Public Sector USA LLC, a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Cumming, Georgia, delivers artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, and intelligent automation services to the Department of Defense (primarily the Air Force) and the Department of Energy as a prime contractor (89% of recent awards), competing predominantly in full-and-open rather than set-aside procurements.

Invoke's federal footprint centers on a single large-ceiling vehicle anchoring its growth. The company holds a $47.7 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract (IDC) for Intelligent Automation as a Service (IAaaS) under the Small Business Innovation Research Phase III program, administered by Air Education and Training Command through September 2029. Ten task orders have been issued against this IDC to date, carrying $17.6 million in combined potential value. The company also holds a definitive SBIR Phase III contract for Automation Development as a Service (ADAAS) valued at $8.8 million awarded by District Washington in 2022 (with an ultimate completion date of August 1, 2025, currently inside the recompete window). Recent work on the IAaaS vehicle includes a $5.2 million delivery order from Air Force Materiel Command for logistics directorate (HAF A4) automation support, a $4.6 million order from District Washington supporting the Headquarters Office of Special Investigations, a $1.6 million task order for United States Space Force support, and a $2 million task order supporting maintenance, repair, and overhaul operations at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Smaller awards include SBIR Phase III delivery orders from the Air Force Sustainment Center ($995 thousand for process discovery and automation development through August 2028) and from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base ($26.4 thousand for a robotic process automation roadshow). The Department of Energy contributes a secondary customer stream: a $787.7 thousand purchase order from the Office of Environmental Management (awarded February 2026, with completion through February 2029) for IT support to the Portsmouth Paducah Project Office under a Total Small Business set-aside, and a $96.9 thousand purchase order from the same office (awarded July 2026, ultimate completion August 2026) for IT services to the same project office.

Air Force concentration dominates the portfolio. Air Education and Training Command accounts for 3 awards and $49.4 million in combined potential value (64% of the total). District Washington accounts for 3 awards and $13.9 million. Air Force Materiel Command (split across headquarters and lifecycle management centers) accounts for 3 awards and approximately $9.1 million. The Department of Energy ranks fourth with 2 awards totaling $788 thousand. Collectively, the top five funding organizations account for 94% of combined potential value. Awards are concentrated in custom computer programming services (13 awards) and other computer-related services (2 awards), with two research and development awards in physical and engineering sciences.

Activity has grown unevenly, with two awards in 2019, one in 2022, nine in 2024, four in 2025, and two in 2026 through mid-July. Seven awards carrying $15.8 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure concentrated in the ADAAS definitive contract (completion August 2025) and Air Force Sustainment Center work (completion August 2028). The company holds a small footprint on the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule and an Alliant II task order, each representing one award. In its subcontractor role, Invoke performs intelligent automation consultant services under Peraton Enterprise Solutions (modification dated July 2024) and code quality, platform development, and agile delivery services under Node.digital LLC on the EPIC Pool 2 UiPath contract (awarded February 2024).

Service Contract Inventory data captures a single prime contract reporting period: $2.9 million in invoiced revenue across 6.8 FTEs in FY2023, with government-paid median hourly rates of $202.71/hr. The SCI dataset shows 0.3 FTEs in FY2024 and 0.8 FTEs in FY2025, both under subcontractor engagement, reflecting a shift toward task-order delivery under the larger IAaaS IDC vehicle rather than standalone service contracts above the $150,000 SCI threshold. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor engaged no named subcontractors, indicating in-house delivery of labor.