Strategic Operational Solutions Inc.

Strategic Operational Solutions Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Ashburn, Virginia, is a prime contractor on major federal IT, cybersecurity, facilities, and professional-services vehicles, delivering work across civilian and defense agencies under SDVOSB, Total Small Business, and full-and-open set-asides. The company is minority-owned, veteran-owned, and self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, positioning it to compete across small-business vehicles while maintaining SDVOSB-set-aside priority on high-dollar platforms.

Strategic Operational Solutions Inc. holds a diverse portfolio of 157 prime awards (99% of its footprint) spanning indefinite-delivery vehicles, delivery orders, blanket purchase agreements, and purchase orders, with a combined potential value of $234.31 billion across 61 federal customer agencies. Most of that nominal ceiling reflects positions on placeholder-ceiling vehicles: the company holds awards under the OASIS+ Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business IDIQ (completion April 15, 2030), the OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ (completion December 18, 2029), the POLARIS GWAC (completion December 1, 2030), and the SEWP VI multiple-award GWAC administered by NASA (completion October 31, 2036). On real-dollar vehicles, Strategic Operational Solutions Inc. carries a $130.9 million delivery order with the National Guard Bureau for IT support to the National Capital Regions Network Enterprise Center under VETS 2, a $63.4 million delivery order with the USPTO for contact center service desk and advanced problem resolution under VETS 2 (completion February 19, 2032), a $12.4 million delivery order with the Army Office of the Secretary for Army Training and Doctrine Command Proponent lifelong learning support under ITES-3S, and a $2.5 billion Indefinite Delivery Contract with the Department of State under the Diplomatic Platform Support Services program for overseas facilities support, logistics, and life-support services. Recent awards include a $7.2 million delivery order from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency for Critical Infrastructure Information Sharing Environment support under VETS 2, and a $3.5 million delivery order from the Federal Trade Commission for cloud data platform support services, also under VETS 2.

The vendor's customer concentration tracks across two dominant dimensions. By award count, the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection (11 awards, $33.4 million combined potential), the Department of Veterans Affairs (15 awards across Technology Acquisition Center Austin and Veterans Health Administration, $93.1 million combined), and the GSA Federal Acquisition Service (8 awards, $6.1 billion combined potential) anchor 26% of the award footprint. By potential-value share, that ranking shifts: the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command ($72.55 billion across 4 awards) and the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health NITAAC ($60 billion across 3 awards) represent 64% of combined potential value, though these figures reflect ceiling values on government-wide vehicles rather than expected task-order volume. More concrete demand is visible in VETS 2 (17 task orders, $240.8 million combined potential), ITES-3S (18 task orders, $34.2 million combined potential), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (13 task orders, $92.2 million combined potential), and the Department of State DiPPS contract.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on IT operations and maintenance, network infrastructure, cybersecurity support, facilities management, and data analytics services. SCI-reported invoicing across FY2022–FY2025 totaled $49.8 million on prime contracts, delivering an average of roughly 55 FTEs per fiscal year. Government-paid hourly rates on federal services contracts ran a median of $120.00 per hour, with 10th percentile labor at $58.63 per hour and 90th percentile at $300.76 per hour, reflecting a labor portfolio spanning administrative, technical, program-management, and senior-subject-matter-expert roles. On GSA Schedule, the vendor offers 29 labor categories ranging from $44.91 per hour (Management Assistant) to $216.88 per hour (Subject Matter Expert Level III), with education from bachelor's to master's degree and no security-clearance requirements across the posted categories.

Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor subcontracts an average of 13% of contractor hours to a named roster of 20 subcontractors, indicating a business model centered on direct delivery with selective sub-engagement for specialized labor or task components. Two recent sub-awards sit with Innovative Management Concepts, Inc.: a February 2026 bridge task order for National Guard Bureau National Capital Regions NEC IT support and a June 2024 award for ARNG National Capital Region Directorate of Information Management IT operations support. Activity has grown year over year through 2024 (4 awards in 2022 to 13 in 2024), with 12 awards issued in 2026 to date and seven awards (combined potential value $19.2 million) facing recompete in the next twenty-four months.

The vendor competes across both set-aside and full-and-open pathways. SDVOSB-set-aside vehicles — VETS 2, ITES-3S, POLARIS, and portions of OASIS+ — anchor the recent prime activity, with Total Small Business set-asides appearing on ITES-3S and SEWP VI. Top NAICS categories are Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (40 awards), Computer Systems Design Services (36 awards), and Other Computer Related Services (23 awards), reflecting a consulting, IT operations, and professional-services posture rather than product or embedded-systems focus.

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.