Strativia LLC

Strativia LLC, doing business as Strativia, is an 8(a)-certified, minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, that delivers technical and administrative support services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards). The company is a Black American-owned, limited liability partnership self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and DOT-certified disadvantaged business enterprise, with an 8(a) Business Development Program certification expiring March 8, 2026.

Strativia competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides—both sole source and competitive—with recent activity split roughly 50/50 between 8(a) sole source designations and full-and-open or total small business competitions. The vendor holds three significant government-wide indefinite-delivery vehicles: the OASIS+ 8(a) Small Business Multiple Agency Contract (competitive 8(a), $999 billion ceiling, through November 2029), the OASIS+ Total Small Business Multiple Agency Contract (total small business set-aside, $999 billion ceiling, through December 2029), and a newly awarded Missile Defense Agency SHIELD contract (full and open, $151 billion ceiling, through December 2035). Strativia also maintains a single-award SEC IDIQ ($3 million, through August 2028), a Washington Headquarters Service single-award IDIQ ($20 million, through June 2031), and an Export-Import Bank BPA ($7.5 million, through January 2029).

Strativia's capability portfolio centers on technical and scientific support services, program management, administrative and facility support, and legal services. The work is overwhelmingly concentrated at the National Institute of Standards and Technology: 399 awards (74% of recent volume) worth $121.9 million combined potential value span forensic science standards development, mass spectral library creation, cryptography standardization, measurement science research assistance, artificial intelligence risk management, and miscellaneous technical support. Representative NIST work includes a $587.5 thousand 8(a) sole source purchase order for UI/UX design support, a $461.6 thousand competitive 8(a) delivery order for differential privacy research support, a $310.4 thousand delivery order (no set-aside) for advanced mass spectral libraries development, and dozens of smaller task orders ($18–$250 thousand) for specialized technical services including neutron activation analysis, X-ray metrology, forensic genetic analysis, and cryptography validation. Beyond NIST, Strativia holds administrative and operational support contracts with the U.S. Attorney's Offices (23 awards, $17.8 million), the Department of Energy Office of Management (12 awards, $35.1 million), the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command (10 awards, $17.7 million), the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Armed Forces Retirement Home, the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, and others. Recent non-NIST examples include a $6.9 million firm fixed-price definitive contract with Naval Supply Systems Command for 24/7 airfield management support at Naval Support Activity Bahrain (awarded March 2025, 8(a)-certified competitive), a $21.5 million competitive 8(a) delivery order with the Transportation Security Administration for property management support services at TSA Chantilly through September 2028, a $4 million time-and-materials 8(a) sole source definitive contract with the Department of Energy for warehouse services (through February 2027), and a $3.3 million labor-hour definitive contract with the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Texas for administrative staffing (four System Support Specialists and five General Clerks, through August 2030).

Customer concentration is extreme: the top five funding agencies account for approximately 84% of recent awards by count, with NIST dominating. GSA's Federal Acquisition Service leads by potential value ($50.01 billion, driven by the OASIS+ vehicle awards), but NIST commands 74% of the award count at less than 1% of the potential value. This reflects Strativia's role as a high-volume vendor of lower-dollar technical task orders at NIST (median order $285–$350 thousand) balanced against participation in massive government-wide IDIQ vehicles with multi-billion-dollar ceilings that generate few task orders but enormous capacity.

Recent activity has declined sharply. The vendor received 87 awards in 2022, 72 in 2023, 57 in 2024, 18 in 2025, and 8 through mid-2026. Seventeen awards (combined potential value $48.2 million) are scheduled to complete or face recompete in the next twenty-four months, representing material recompete cliff exposure concentrated in NIST task orders and the Department of Energy, SEC, and USPTO contracts.

Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts (102 records, FY2022–FY2024), Strativia invoiced $48.9 million against roughly 110–125 FTEs per year. SCI-reported government-paid rates ran a median $63.62/hour, with the 10th percentile at $27.86/hour and the 90th percentile at $114.10/hour, reflecting a mix of lower-cost administrative labor and higher-cost technical specialists. On GSA Schedule, Strativia offers 13 labor categories ranging from Legal Assistant I at $53.44/hour (associates degree, 1 year experience, no clearance) through Manager III at $139.37/hour (bachelor's, 12 years experience). Across SCI prime contracts, the vendor reported an average sub-hours share of 1%, indicating near-total self-performance with minimal subcontractor engagement; only three named subcontractors were reported across the SCI population.

Strativia operates as a prime contractor on the vast majority of its awards. The vendor subcontracts to Fedwriters, Inc. on three noted Fedwriters prime NIST contracts (cryptography standards development, neutron activation analysis, and Hurricane Maria investigation support). The vendor's own subcontractor footprint is negligible, reflecting a self-delivery model.

The top parent vehicles by task-order volume are the NIST STESS (Scientific, Technical, and Engineering Support Services) IDIQ (360 task orders, $42.2 million), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (43 task orders, $64.1 million), the OASIS SB (8(a) and total small business IDIQs combined; 8 task orders, $26.6 million), the Corporation for National and Community Service background-check IDIQ (5 task orders, $2.2 million), and the Naval Supply Systems Command program-management IDIQ (5 task orders, $3 million). The NIST STESS vehicle alone accounts for approximately 66% of Strativia's recent task-order volume, making it the vendor's single most important revenue driver.

Primary NAICS coding across the award footprint reflects the technical-services orientation: 377 awards in "Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services" (541690), 35 in "Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services" (541611), 29 in "Facilities Support Services" (561210), 23 in "Custom Computer Programming Services" (541511), and 13 in "Engineering Services" (541330). Primary PSCs align: 241 awards in "Support—Professional: Engineering/Technical," 47 in "General Science and Technology R&D Services," 42 in "Support—Professional: Other," 24 in "Support—Management: Other," and 21 in "Support—Professional: Program Management/Support."

Strativia's SBA 8(a) certification, set to expire in March 2026, anchors its competitive posture. The vendor competes almost exclusively in 8(a)-reserved procurements at NIST and across civilian agencies, with limited full-and-open activity except through the newer SHIELD vehicle. The combination of high 8(a) dependence, imminent certification expiration, sharp year-over-year activity decline, and extreme NIST concentration (74% of award count) suggests a vendor facing a competitive inflection: loss of 8(a) status in nine months will require repositioning toward full-and-open competition and diversification away from the NIST task-order pipeline that has anchored recent revenue.

Strativia is a leading provider of information technology services, including Enterprise Software Development, Website & Web Application Design & Development, Information Assurance, Program & Project Management, Helpdesk Support, and Quality Assurance & Quality Control.