Summit Technology Consulting Group, LLC

Summit Technology Consulting Group, LLC, doing business as Allocore, delivers financial management system modernization, lending platform development, and vendor management office support services to federal civilian agencies as both a prime contractor (54% of recent awards) and subcontractor (46%), operating under self-certified small disadvantaged business and woman-owned small business designations. Based in Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania, Allocore competes predominantly on GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicles under small business set-aside, with primary NAICS concentration in Computer Systems Design Services (541512) and supporting work in administrative consulting and defense research and development.

Allocore's customer footprint centers on agricultural modernization and small-business lending platforms. The Department of Agriculture accounts for 77% of award count across two operating units: the Farm Service Agency (2 awards, $63.1 million combined potential value) and Rural Housing Service's Rural Business Cooperative Services (2 awards, $25.2 million combined potential value). The Small Business Administration's Office of Capital Access anchors 4 awards on subcontract work; the Department of Health and Human Services' Office of the Chief Information Officer, the Department of the Air Force Research Laboratory, and GSA round out the customer set. Recent representative work includes a $20.3 million BPA call from USDA Rural Business Cooperative Services (May 2026, completion December 2026) to transition validated prototype capabilities into a secure, production-ready unified platform for iterative program onboarding; a $4.9 million BPA call from the same USDA office (May 2026, completion December 2026) replacing legacy loan processing and financial systems with the FMMI platform; a $63 million single-award blanket purchase agreement with USDA Farm Service Agency (awarded February 2026, running through February 2031) covering loan and grant platform modernization; and a $1.1 million Phase II SBIR purchase order from the Air Force Research Laboratory (June 2025, completion June 2026) for Unified Lending Platform Technology Prototype development.

Allocore holds a single-award BPA with USDA Farm Service Agency valued at $63 million through February 2031, the largest vehicle in the portfolio. The vendor's GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries 12 task orders worth $117.2 million in combined potential value, with additional positions on Veterans Technology Services 2 and an indefinite delivery contract. Three awards with combined potential value of $28.8 million reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, representing significant recompete exposure.

On GSA Schedule labor, Allocore fields 37 active categories priced from $71.67/hr (Financial Management Consultant I, bachelor's, one year of experience) through $290.30/hr (Principal Subject Matter Expert II, bachelor's, twelve years of experience). The portfolio emphasizes financial management consulting, solution architecture, and senior management roles with no security-clearance requirements; education credentials run bachelor's minimum across all published categories. Across SCI-reportable service contracts, Allocore shows 59.0 FTEs delivered to federal customers in FY2024 (up from 27.9 FTEs in FY2022), though SCI data captures only subcontract work above the $150,000 threshold — the vendor reported zero SCI records as a prime and seven as a named subcontractor across this two-year window.

Allocore operates as a subcontractor primarily to Goldschmitt and Associates LLC and Goldschmitt-Cri-2, LLC across SBA lending-platform operations, COVID-19 relief support, and fraud investigation projects, with additional sub work under Evanhoe & Associates Inc. on veteran certification system development. The vendor sits under parent company STG Capital Group Inc. and operates a subsidiary, Rivernorth Inc. Award trajectory shows four awards in 2026 following sparse 2023–2025 activity (two or three awards annually), with 82% of combined potential value obligated across the portfolio as of the most recent data refresh. Allocore's recent prime work on agricultural lending modernization represents a strategic shift from historical subcontractor posture under SBA-focused primes toward direct GSA and USDA platform-development engagement.