SGI Global LLC

SGI Global LLC, doing business as SGI, is a Fairfax, Virginia–based for-profit limited liability company that delivers law enforcement training and operational support services to federal agencies, primarily as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) on a full-and-open basis with recurring total small business set-asides. The vendor operates across training delivery, security operations, investigative support, and international capacity-building, with a federal footprint spanning 22 agencies and a combined potential value of $5.26 billion across recent awards.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward large-dollar vehicles rather than volume. The Department of Justice U.S. Attorney's Offices dominates by award count (53 awards, $15.2 million combined potential value), followed by the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (37 awards, $888 thousand) and the Department of State's Bureau of Diplomatic Security (33 awards, $2.1 million), accounting for 81% of award count. By potential value, however, the Naval Sea Systems Command (NAICS 541330 SEAPORT-NXG IDIQ, $4 billion ceiling, awarded January 2, 2025) and Air Force Air Combat Command (Counter Narcotics and Global Threats IDIQ, $960 million, awarded March 15, 2023) dominate—together representing nearly all of the vendor's dollar exposure. The Department of State's Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs contributes an additional $149.8 million across 18 awards, centered on two large staffing IDIQs for Mexico City operations: a $65 million single-award IDC (awarded May 16, 2022, extending through May 16, 2026) and a $31.2 million cost-no-fee delivery order for ongoing INL staffing through June 30, 2027.

SGI holds four major parent vehicles: the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (81 task orders, $113.1 million combined potential value) for litigation support, administrative, and investigative services; a Federal Law Enforcement Training Center Blanket Purchase Agreement for role-player services (36 BPA calls, $193 thousand combined potential value, ceiling $695,349.50, awarded October 1, 2025, extending through September 30, 2030); the $30 million Forest Service National Mobile Food Service Unit IDC (July 1, 2025–December 31, 2029, total small business set-aside); and GSA's OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ ($999,999,999,999 ceiling, awarded December 19, 2024, extending through December 18, 2029). The SEAPORT-NXG and Counter Narcotics and Global Threats vehicles, though large-dollar IDIQs, show minimal task order activity in the source data (one $500 minimum-guarantee call under SEAPORT-NXG and two calls under CN&GT valued at $2,000 and $141,044).

Capability portfolio centers on law enforcement training delivery (roleplayer services, tactical medicine, cybercrime training, terrorism response, course development and curriculum review), litigation support and legal services (document management analysts, legal assistants, paralegal support, investigator services), investigative staffing (health care fraud investigators, civil rights investigators, senior financial analysts), and international capacity-building (training teams in Africa, Asia, and South America for counternarcotics, law enforcement, and wildlife trafficking prevention). Recent representative awards include a $2.217 million National Interagency Fire Center delivery order for mobile food service unit support (awarded May 31, 2026, set-aside total small business); a $9.83 million Department of State delivery order for Mexico City operations (awarded July 1, 2025); a $4.32 million Executive Office for US Attorneys financial litigation support order (awarded September 15, 2024, labor-hours pricing); and multiple State Department Diplomatic Security purchase orders for course curriculum reviews and updates ($16,250–$94,870 range, 2023–2024). FLETC roleplayer BPA calls range from approximately $647 to $14,185 per call, supporting realistic scenario-based law enforcement training.

Activity trajectory shows significant growth: four awards in 2022 to 37 in 2026 (year-to-date through June 15). However, this recent spike is largely driven by the June 2026 FLETC BPA calls, which are numerous but individually modest in value. Underlying sustained growth is evident in the IDV landscape: major vehicles (SEAPORT-NXG, OASIS+SB, Forest Service Mobile Food Service Unit) were all awarded or renewed in 2024–2025, positioning the vendor for future delivery order activity. A recompete cliff of $77.9 million in combined potential value faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, concentrated in smaller DOJ, DOS, and FLETC task orders and the Forest Service delivery order.

Service Contract Inventory data (covering federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, FY2022–FY2024) shows SCI-reportable invoiced revenue of $28.1 million across prime contracts, with workforce trajectory rising from 40 FTEs in FY2022 to 83.1 FTEs in FY2024—growth consistent with the expanding award portfolio. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts span a wide spectrum: 10th percentile $46.11/hr (entry-level support roles), median $78.35/hr, and 90th percentile $327.52/hr (senior subject matter experts). SGI's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 47 categories ranging from Support Specialist I at $42.96/hr (associates, no clearance) through Subject Matter Expert V at $452.92/hr (master's degree, 12 years experience, no clearance). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, SGI self-performed all reported contractor hours with zero average sub-engagement share, reflecting a wholly owned-delivery model. Two named subcontractors (Significance Inc. and PAE Government Services, Inc.) appear in the subcontractor footprint, with SGI acting as a sub to PAE for AFRICOM training and counter-narcotics courses in Kenya and to Significance for real estate business line portfolio support.

SGI competes predominantly on full-and-open and total small business set-aside basis; SBA 8(a) or HUBZone designations do not recur in the award history. The vendor maintains Advanced Weapons Training International LLC as a subsidiary (self-certified small disadvantaged business, LLC), which does not carry its own award history in the source data. Award obligations to date represent only 2% of combined potential value ($79.6 million of $5.26 billion), indicating the vendor's current revenue realization lags substantially behind available ceiling capacity—typical for large IDIQs early in their lifecycle. The concentration of dollars in two massive defense vehicles (SEAPORT-NXG and CN&GT) creates execution and teaming risk: SGI must demonstrate ability to mobilize delivery teams and subcontractor networks on those platforms to convert ceiling to revenue.