Statacorp LLC

Statacorp LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in College Station, Texas, provides Stata statistical software licenses, maintenance renewals, and network upgrades to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, competing full-and-open across a highly dispersed customer base of 134 federal agencies.

Statacorp manufactures and distributes Stata, a comprehensive statistical software package for data analysis, econometric modeling, and visualization. The company's federal footprint consists almost entirely of delivery orders and purchase orders for software licenses, annual maintenance services, network concurrency renewals, and software upgrades. Representative work includes a $94,400 purchase order from the Internal Revenue Service for tax research software (2021), a $57,030 purchase order from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office covering multiple option periods for Chief Economist office software maintenance (through September 2027), a $58,932.30 delivery order from the Department of Defense Education Activity for Stata 18 license upgrades, and a $35,730 delivery order from the Federal Communications Commission for Stata network maintenance renewal (through September 2027). Recent awards span the civilian and defense spectrum: a $24,395 delivery order from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (July 2026), a $41,730 purchase order from West Point Military Academy under Total Small Business set-aside (April 2026), and a $16,285 delivery order from USDA Economic Research Service for annual Stata subscription (December 2025).

The top five customer agencies by award count account for 19% of awards. The Department of Commerce Census Bureau leads with 30 awards ($466 thousand combined potential value), followed by CDC Office of Acquisition Services (23 awards, $178 thousand), the Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics (22 awards, $111 thousand), CDC Pittsburgh (20 awards, $157 thousand), and the Federal Trade Commission (19 awards, $279 thousand). The top five customers by combined potential value show higher concentration around dollar value: Census Bureau ($466 thousand), Federal Trade Commission ($279 thousand), Federal Communications Commission ($255 thousand), West Point Military Academy ($235 thousand), and USDA Economic Research Service ($196 thousand). Census Bureau dominates both volume and dollars; the FCC's value share is elevated by larger maintenance renewal orders. The top five represent only 6% of combined potential value, reflecting a highly fragmented customer base across multiple civilian agencies, independent agencies, and defense sub-components.

All 612 prime awards flow through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, with 323 task orders carrying $3.4 million in combined potential value; 11 additional task orders sit on the Information Technology Schedule 70 ($127 thousand combined potential value). Statacorp does not hold higher-tier IDIQs or GWACs and operates entirely within GSA's civilian and commercial schedule structure.

Activity has declined year over year from 12 awards in 2023 to 9 in 2024, 5 in 2025, and 3 in 2026 year-to-date. Combined potential value stands at $25.2 million, with $9.7 million obligated (39% execution). Ten awards ($278 thousand combined potential value) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting moderate recompete exposure. Statacorp carries one sub-award dating to January 2024 as a subcontractor to ICF Macro Inc. on Department of Homeland Security survey training and fieldwork coordination work.

The vendor's award portfolio is heavily concentrated in Software Publishers (449 of 613 awards, 73%) and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers (17 awards). Across the contract population, the Information Technology Software PSC dominates with 362 awards; IT and Telecom Annual Software Maintenance Service Plans (37 awards) and maintenance/repair PSCs (27 awards) round out the second tier. Statacorp competes without set-aside designations across most of the footprint, though a Total Small Business set-aside applied to approximately three awards in the recent sample (West Point renewal orders and USDA Economic Research Service subscription). The business model is transactional and recurring—agencies renew annually or multi-year maintenance and license agreements with predictable cycles and modest individual ceiling values under $100,000.

Stata is a fully integrated statistical package providing complete data

analysis, data management, and graphics in a point-and-click environment and a

consistent, programmable language.