Strategic Operational Solutions Inc.

Strategic Operational Solutions Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business and minority-owned firm headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor (99% of awards) delivering IT operations and maintenance, network infrastructure, cybersecurity support, facilities management, and data analytics services across federal civilian and defense agencies. STOPSO competes primarily under small-business set-asides—Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), Total Small Business, and Competitive 8(a) designations—across a $194.2 billion combined potential-value award portfolio anchored by multiple large-ceiling IDVs and GWACs.

STOPSO holds four marquee indefinite-delivery vehicles totaling more than $10 billion in nominal ceiling capacity. On June 23, 2026, GSA awarded the POLARIS GWAC ($999,999,999,999 ceiling through December 1, 2030), an SDVOSB-set-aside program for IT services, cybersecurity, telecommunications, facilities management, and professional services across all federal agencies. In April 2025, STOPSO received an OASIS+ Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business IDIQ (April 15, 2030 completion, $999,999,999,999 ceiling) for management, advisory, technical, engineering, research and development, intelligence, environmental, facilities, and logistics services. A December 2024 OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ (December 18, 2029, $999,999,999,999 ceiling) covers the same functional domains for small-business-only competition. STOPSO also holds a June 2023 Department of State Diplomatic Platform Support Services IDIQ ($2.5 billion ceiling through June 29, 2027, Total Small Business set-aside) for program management, logistics, operations and maintenance, life support, and construction services at U.S. facilities worldwide, with task orders typically ranging $5–50 million. An FAA eFAST BPA ($1 billion through September 30, 2029) rounds out the IDV portfolio. Across these vehicles and task-order activity, STOPSO competes and wins against both small-business-only and full-and-open competitions, with recent task-order examples including a $130.9 million ceiling SDVOSB delivery order from the National Guard Bureau under Veterans Technology Services 2 (VETS 2) for National Capital Regions Network Enterprise Center IT support (May 2025), a $4.48 million Competitive 8(a) ICE delivery order under CIO-SP3 SB for LEADTRAC application operations and maintenance (April 2026), a $19.88 million Total Small Business Army Training and Doctrine Command task order under ITES-3S for technical support to the Proponent-Lifelong Learning Center program at Fort Eustis (June 2024), and a $4.2 million Air Combat Command network hygiene and infrastructure review delivery order under VETS 2 at Langley Air Force Base (September 2024).

Customer concentration by award count reaches 28% across five agencies: DHS Customs and Border Protection (11 awards, $33.4 million), VA Technology Acquisition Center (8 awards, $87.1 million), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (8 awards, $6.1 billion), Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (8 awards, $142.6 million), and VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 8 (7 awards, $6 million). By potential value, concentration is steeper: Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchors $72.55 billion across 4 awards, HHS National Institutes of Health NITAAC carries $60 billion across 3 awards, Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Enterprise Information Systems holds $12.11 billion across 3 awards, and GSA Federal Acquisition Service (8 awards) totals $6.1 billion—these five customer entities account for 78% of combined potential value. The divergence signals that STOPSO's highest-value contracts are concentrated in a small set of defense and civilian IT modernization programs, while smaller per-order volume spreads across homeland-security and veterans-affairs logistics.

On the task-order vehicle side, STOPSO places work across five primary vehicles: ITES-3S (15 task orders, $28.1 million combined potential value), VETS 2 (13 task orders, $165.3 million), GSA Multiple Award Schedule (13 task orders, $92.2 million), PACTS II (6 task orders, $28.8 million), and a VA-specific IDIQ (6 task orders, $1.1 million). The ITES-3S and VETS 2 vehicles drive the bulk of STOPSO's recurring task-order flow, positioning the firm to compete for downstream orders as customer agencies refresh IT and facilities work across Army, Air Force, Navy, and civilian-agency bases.

Activity has grown from 4 awards in 2022 to a peak of 13 in 2024; 2025 and 2026 show 6 and 3 awards respectively in the source, reflecting the lag in posting newest awards. Seven awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $3.8 million—a relatively modest recompete cliff relative to the total portfolio, indicating that most of STOPSO's largest vehicles and task orders extend through 2028–2030.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold shows $36.3 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $13.3 million, 97.3 FTEs; FY2023: $9.4 million, 32.8 FTEs; FY2024: $13.6 million, 55.3 FTEs). On these prime contracts, government-paid hourly rates (derived from invoiced labor) run a median of $123.08/hr, with 10th percentile at $58.63/hr and 90th percentile at $307.07/hr, spanning management-assistant and program-analyst entry-level roles through senior subject-matter-expert and intelligence-analyst positions. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for an average 15% of contractor hours, with 16 named subcontractors reported across the dataset. STOPSO's sub engagement is modest; the vendor performs most work in-house. In recent teaming, STOPSO subcontracted to Innovative Management Concepts Inc. for Army National Guard Network Enterprise Center IT support under a bridge and operational-evolution task order (February 2026 and June 2024). On the inbound side, STOPSO fills a subcontractor role to unnamed primes on fiber-optic and facilities-support work.

STOPSO's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 29 active categories, ranging from $44.91/hr (Management Assistant, bachelor's, 3 years) to $216.88/hr (Subject Matter Expert Level III, master's, 5 years). The portfolio emphasizes management, technical, and engineering roles—Program Analyst, Senior Audio Visual Technician, Test Engineer, Intelligence Analyst, Risk Analyst/ISSO, Cybersecurity Engineer—and does not include cleared positions, reflecting STOPSO's focus on unclassified federal IT, facilities, and administrative support work.

STOPSO's capability profile, grounded in recent task-order activity, centers on IT operations and maintenance for mission-critical applications (LEADTRAC at ICE, ServiceNow platforms at IRS, Safety Information System at Coast Guard), network infrastructure deployment and maintenance (fiber-optic installation at Fort Leonard Wood and Randolph Air Force Base, network hygiene and base-level environment review for Air Combat Command), audio-visual and conference-room services (preventative maintenance and upgrades across Army, Navy, Air Force installations), cybersecurity policy and compliance support (IRS federal security requirements, DHS Fusion Center operations), and data analytics and financial-management services (DOJ Civil Division, DHS budget and purchase-card support). The vendor competes across civilian IT modernization (IRS, State, DOJ) and defense-operations-support programs (Army, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard) with equal frequency, suggesting balanced customer diversification despite the high-value concentration in NAVSEA and NITAAC programs.

Top NAICS categories in the portfolio reflect this breadth: Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (40 awards), Computer Systems Design Services (30 awards), Other Computer Related Services (20 awards), Custom Computer Programming Services (17 awards), and Engineering Services (14 awards). By PSC, Support–Professional: Program Management/Support (30 awards) and Support–Professional: Other (20 awards) dominate, followed by IT and Telecom–Other IT and Telecommunications (13 awards).

We provide systems engineering around enabling technologies in identity management with focus on Information Assurance, Cyber Security. We also provide Integration,Tech Strategy, Acquisition Support, Strategic Communications, Intelligence operations.