Softrams LLC

Softrams LLC, an 8(a) certified minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Arlington, Virginia, delivers software development, cloud migration, DevSecOps, and IT modernization services to federal civilian agencies predominantly as a prime contractor (90% of recent awards) across the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule and government-wide acquisition contracts. The vendor is structured as a limited liability company and operates as a child entity under parent Tria Federal, LLC.

Customer concentration centers overwhelmingly on the Department of Health and Human Services Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (22 awards, $2.18 billion combined potential value), which accounts for the largest share of the vendor's active prime footprint. However, the potential-value rankings diverge sharply from volume: the GSA Federal Acquisition Service (6 awards) anchors $51.5 billion in combined potential value, driven by Softrams' recent award on the OASIS+ Unrestricted multiple-award IDIQ (December 2024, no dollar ceiling specified in the source, performance through December 2029) and the vendor's earlier seat on the SHIELD Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense IDIQ (January 2026, $151 billion ceiling, performance through December 2035). The National Institutes of Health's NITAAC Office of Information Technology Acquisition adds $20 billion in potential value through the CIO-SP3 Small Business GWAC (February 2022, total small business set-aside, performance through October 2026). The Department of the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command contributes $4 billion through the SeaPort-NXG IDIQ (January 2025, no set-aside, Leesburg, Virginia). Eleven customer agencies appear across the recent award portfolio.

Softrams' capability portfolio is rooted in health IT and civilian federal IT modernization. Named representative work includes a $67.9 million outcome-based delivery and DevSecOps/user experience design delivery order from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (September 2026, Total Small Business set-aside, Arlington, Virginia, extending through September 2028, modification to stop work on a prior task); a $195.3 million Quality Payment Program clinician interface and performance scoring delivery order from CMS (February 2024, GSA MAS, Leesburg, Virginia, through November 2029, with Agile Six Applications as a named subcontractor); a $143.1 million Business Operations Support Center operations delivery order from CMS (February 2023, Total Small Business set-aside, Leesburg, Virginia, through April 2029); and a $174.1 million VA Technology Acquisition Center software development and SDLC support delivery order (July 2025, GSA MAS, Austin, Texas, through July 2030, with Planned Systems International, BDR Solutions, and Microhealth as subcontractors). Across these large CMS and VA programs, Softrams frequently subcontracts portions of delivery—the VA order shows 74% of contractor hours subcontracted to a four-vendor team—while maintaining direct-delivery roles in program management, systems architecture, and senior technical leadership.

Activity is stable but modest by award count: four awards in 2026 (year-to-date through September), four in 2025, seven per year in 2022–2024. Nine awards (combined potential value $433.6 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and enter recompete cycle. The vendor's largest recompete exposure sits with the CMS portfolio: the $143.1 million BOSC order (April 2029), the $88 million ACO-OS/4 Innovation IDDOC order (February 2029), the $103 million Health Plan Management System order (February 2028), and the $72.3 million Beneficiary Suite of Systems order (May 2028) collectively account for most of the recompete dollar value.

Softrams' service contract inventory activity shows significant growth in invoiced federal service revenue. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $72 million in FY2022, $104.4 million in FY2023, $142.4 million in FY2024, and $195 million in FY2025 across prime contracts—a 171% increase over three fiscal years. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor's reported FTE footprint grew from 228 FTEs in FY2022 to 433 FTEs in FY2025. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts range from a 10th percentile of $67.19 per hour to a median of $130.77 per hour and a 90th percentile of $193.69 per hour, reflecting a labor mix anchored in cloud engineering, software development, and program management roles. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 74 unique categories priced from $80.31 per hour (Cloud Analyst 2, high school education, one year experience) to $326.91 per hour (Senior Advisor, master's degree, ten years experience), with no security-cleared positions offered.

Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Softrams subcontracts an average of 33 percent of contractor hours to a named subcontractor base of 108 vendors. Notable subcontractors include Peraton Inc.—where Softrams provides fraud prevention system maintenance and development support and Medicare Enrollment and Premium Billing System operations and maintenance expertise—and The MITRE Corporation, where Softrams delivered Common Working File System development and maintenance work. The subcontracting posture reflects a teaming strategy in which the vendor builds hybrid delivery teams for large federal modernization programs while maintaining direct capability in cloud architecture, DevSecOps, and user experience design.

Softrams operates on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (24 task orders, $3.71 billion combined potential value), the 8(a) STARS III GWAC (one task order, $122.5 million), the CIO-SP3 Small Business GWAC (one task order, $27.2 million), and two single-award CMS blanket purchase agreements—the $1 billion Agile Collaboration and Modernization Endeavors BPA (March 2023, through April 2029) and the $1 billion Electronic FAA Accelerated and Simplified Tasks eFAST BPA (May 2022, through September 2029). The vendor also holds the OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ and the SeaPort-NXG and SHIELD IDIQs noted above; no task orders have yet been issued under OASIS+ Unrestricted as of the source date.

Set-aside posture is mixed. A substantial share of recent CMS work—including the BOSC, ACO-OS, HPMS, and BESST orders—carries Total Small Business set-asides, and the USCIS DevSecOps order is similarly set aside. The $122.5 million CMS CMMI Technology Solutions order under 8(a) STARS III is a Competitive 8(a) award (March 2023). However, multiple large orders including the $174.1 million VA software development order, the $195.3 million CMS Quality Payment Program order, the $27.2 million USCIS/DHS CIO-SP3 order, and the SeaPort-NXG, SHIELD, and OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQs carry no set-aside designation and compete on a full-and-open basis, indicating that Softrams pursues work across both set-aside vehicles and unrestricted federal IT procurement channels. The vendor was awarded a HUBZone set-aside on a $5.3 million Department of Labor ERISA Filing Acceptance System program management order (September 2022), signaling prior HUBZone qualification, though recent large awards do not carry that designation.

Softrams, LLC is a Virginia-based small business information technology consulting and solutions provider, specializing in emerging technologies for:

HX/UX/UI, Cloud, AI, Cyber Security, Blockchain, Robotic Process Automation (RPA), Mobile Apps, DevSecOps and Agile.

We offer innovative technology implementations and build customer-centric services that are simple, intuitive, scalable, efficient, and (most importantly) usable.