Steampunk, Inc.

Steampunk, Inc., doing business as SE Solutions, is a McLean, Virginia-based IT services and consulting firm competing primarily as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) on federal civilian IT modernization, cloud engineering, DevSecOps, application development, and cybersecurity programs across a multi-billion-dollar portfolio. The vendor operates full-and-open, without set-aside posture; however, it maintains a significant presence on the CIO-SP3 SB small business GWAC with 21 task orders valued at $548.7 million combined potential value, indicating capability to compete within set-aside vehicles when appropriate.

Steampunk's customer footprint is heavily concentrated in Homeland Security and Commerce—Department of Homeland Security entities collectively anchor the top customer position by potential value at $22.03 billion across DHS Office of the Chief Information Officer eight awards, while Customs and Border Protection represents the highest award count at 15 awards with $1.55 billion combined potential value. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the US Patent and Trademark Office, and the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service round out the top five customer agencies by volume. The vendor serves 40 distinct federal customer agencies in total, distributed across 138 awards (132 prime, 6 sub) with combined potential value reaching $67.79 billion—though only $1.03 billion (2%) is obligated. This gap between ceiling and obligation reflects the IDIQ-heavy portfolio; Steampunk's largest single awards include a $270.7 million DHS OCIO cloud support delivery order under the Stratus Basic Ordering Agreement (awarded March 30, 2026), a $174 million Immigration and Customs Enforcement Security Assurance Support Services II order under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (July 20, 2023), a $108.6 million USCIS myUSCIS platform development order under MAS (September 1, 2025), and a $84.9 million USPTO Customer Interaction Platform Support Services and Product Support order under the Business Oriented Software Solutions IDIQ (December 30, 2024).

Steampunk holds positions on five parent vehicles that dominate task-order placement: the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (66 task orders, $1.82 billion potential value), the Enterprise Acquisition Gateway for Leading-Edge Solutions II vehicle (22 task orders, $154.5 million), the CIO-SP3 SB GWAC (21 task orders, $548.7 million), IT Schedule 70 (14 task orders, $99.9 million), and the USPTO Business Oriented Software Solutions IDIQ (5 task orders, $93.5 million). Most recently, on November 1, 2026, NASA awarded Steampunk a $20 billion SEWP VI government-wide IT product and service GWAC through October 31, 2036, expanding its capacity to serve all federal civilian and defense agencies. The vendor also holds a new $446.6 million CBP single-award IDIQ for digital transformation modernization under the DIMOD (Design Intelligence Mission Modernization Hub) program (awarded September 30, 2026, completing September 29, 2027), a $900 million CBP Enterprise Business Management Support Services II multiple-award BPA (awarded October 15, 2025, completing July 31, 2031), and a $76.3 million DEA Program Management Support multiple-award BPA for data analytics and professional services (awarded August 1, 2022, completing July 31, 2027).

Activity trajectory shows consistent growth in both award volume and labor footprint. Prime SCI-reported invoicing grew from $72.7 million in FY2022 to $155.3 million in FY2025, with FTE counts rising from 221 to 477 across the same period—a 116% increase in labor delivery and a 113% increase in invoiced revenue over three fiscal years. Awards per year remained relatively stable (12 to 16 annually from 2022 through 2025) before trending toward 12 in 2026, indicating sustained but not accelerating new-award intake. Fifteen awards valued at $396.4 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete risk and opportunity for competitors.

On recent prime service contracts captured in SCI reporting, Steampunk operates with median government-paid rates around $143.26 per hour, ranging from $21.52/hr at the 10th percentile (entry-level technical analyst roles) to $187.67/hr at the 90th percentile (senior engineering and advisory positions). GSA Schedule labor rates span 256 unique categories at $51.40 to $290.14 per hour, with representative roles including Technical Analyst III at $51.40/hr, Cybersecurity Consultant VII at $290.14/hr, and mid-tier positions such as Cybersecurity Program Manager II at $151.72/hr; no security-cleared positions are offered on the schedule. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor subcontracts an average of 12% of contractor hours to a pool of 172 named subcontractors, indicating a predominately build-your-own-team delivery model with selective sub engagement. Recent named subcontractors include Alpha Omega Integration LLC (outcome-based delivery and DevSecOps services), General Dynamics Information Technology (enterprise application development), Caci Inc. Federal (CDM DEFEND Group bridge work), ManTech Advanced Systems (CDM DEFEND Group E), and Oracle Health Government Services (VA system authorization work).

Concrete capability examples ground Steampunk's portfolio. Under the $270.7 million DHS OCIO Stratus BOA order, the vendor delivers cloud engineering, DevSecOps, application modernization, and cybersecurity services supporting digital transformation. The $173.97 million ICE Security Assurance Support Services II order (MAS, ultimate completion April 7, 2028) generated $38.1 million in FY2025 invoicing across 138 FTEs and 287,041 contractor hours at a derived blended rate of $132.71/hr; teaming included six named subcontractors performing 13% of hours. The $108.6 million USCIS myUSCIS platform development order (MAS, ultimate completion February 13, 2031) funds modern digital platform development supporting immigration application workflows and the Rapid Application & Product Integrated Delivery Initiative. The $124.56 million CBP HR IT Services order under CIO-SP3 SB (ultimate completion September 29, 2029) is set aside for total small business and carries a labor footprint of 74.1 FTEs in FY2025 across 154,149 contractor hours at $142.33/hr blended rate; Steampunk subcontracted approximately 4% of hours. The $46.7 million OIG IT Support Services Next Generation order under CIO-SP3 SB (time and materials, ultimate completion December 31, 2028) delivers IT operations and support. Below the mega-scale, the vendor completed a $26.5 million USDA National Agricultural Statistics Service DRUID Phase III project (MAS, awarded April 5, 2023, completing October 4, 2027) spanning digital landing page development for agricultural data platforms, and maintains a $16.2 million National Heart Lung and Blood Institute cloud professional support BPA call (awarded February 5, 2025, completing February 4, 2028) invoiced at $2.5 million in FY2025 across 8.6 FTEs at $141.36/hr with 58% sub engagement across four subcontractors.

Steampunk's subcontractor footprint names General Dynamics Information Technology, Alpha Omega Integration LLC, Caci Inc. Federal, ManTech Advanced Systems, and Oracle Health Government Services as recurring partners; the vendor also names Science Applications International Corporation and other specialized firms in narrative award descriptions, indicating a flexible teaming posture. The company does not hold a sub position across its award portfolio—all six sub-award entries in the source are historic (2023–2026) and involve primarily defense modernization and healthcare IT work under primes including Alpha Omega, Caci, General Dynamics, and ManTech.

NAICS concentration reinforces the IT-focused scope: Computer Systems Design Services (NAICS 541512) anchors 114 of 128 categorized awards, with Custom Computer Programming Services (541511) at 14 awards and small volumes of Administrative Management Consulting (541611), Engineering Services, and Software Publishing. PSC codes show 23 awards mapped to Support—Professional Program Management/Support, 20 to IT and Telecom Business Application Development Labor, 13 to Other IT and Telecommunications, 11 to Other Professional Support, and 7 to Cybersecurity and Data Backup, reflecting the vendor's emphasis on managed services delivery and professional staffing across cloud, security, and application modernization domains.