Smoothstack, Inc.

Smoothstack, Inc., doing business as Fedstack, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in McLean, Virginia that operates predominantly as a subcontractor (97% of recent awards) delivering IT professional services, workforce development and training, and application development support to federal agencies, with most work flowing through Accenture Federal Services LLC as the prime contractor. Smoothstack holds three prime positions: a $118 million single-award Treasury BPA for technical workforce development and training running through January 2031, a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract with a $475 thousand ceiling covering IT professional services across 17 labor categories, and a $1.6 million Department of Commerce BPA call for AI engineer workforce development through May 2027.

Smoothstack's award footprint shows sharp concentration in sub work routed through large integrators. The top five customer agencies by award count — the Department of Veterans Affairs (32 awards), Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service (25 awards), Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (12 awards), Department of Education Office of Federal Student Aid (11 awards), and Department of Education Institute of Education Sciences (6 awards) — account for 83% of recent awards. However, potential value concentration inverts sharply: the Department of the Treasury Departmental Offices (the grantor on Smoothstack's single-award Treasury BPA) controls $119.6 million of the vendor's $120.1 million combined potential value across all awards, while all remaining sub and prime work totals under $500 thousand. On the Treasury BPA itself, Smoothstack will deliver apprenticeship program management, curriculum development, and talent placement services to build the agency's technology-capable workforce.

Smoothstack's sub engagement is nearly total — across 48 SCI records from FY2022 through FY2025, the vendor reports zero prime records and is named solely as a subcontractor. The vast majority of sub work routes through Accenture Federal Services LLC, where Smoothstack delivers application development, portal delivery services, task-order labor on enterprise digital and customer-care platforms, student-aid disbursement systems (Title IV), patent-search AI labor, tax-account processing, and IRS enterprise cloud managed services. Smaller sub assignments appear under JS Technology, Inc. (agile software development for the National Institutes of Health Office of Extramural Research), Business Management Research Associates, Inc., and Heartland Energy Partners LLC (Federally Facilitated Exchange work). Smoothstack's SCI-reported workforce scaled from 36.9 FTEs in FY2022 to 60.9 FTEs in FY2024, then contracted to 30.0 FTEs in FY2025.

On the GSA Schedule, Smoothstack offers 17 labor categories spanning entry-level Data Engineers at $79.46 per hour through Program Technical Leads at $158.89 per hour, with mid-range positions such as Cloud Deployment Engineers ($96.75/hr) and Application Developers ($110.14/hr). All roles require bachelor's-level education; no security-cleared positions are offered. Labor positions range from four to seven years of required experience with flexible substitution for industry certifications and specialized training. Task-order activity against the GSA Schedule and other parent vehicles is concentrated in Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology Next Generation (27 task orders), Alliant II (24 task orders), and the Multiple Award Schedule itself (24 task orders, $121.2 million combined potential value). Only one award faces completion in the next twenty-four months ($1.6 million), limiting near-term recompete exposure.

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