Teksynap Corporation

Teksynap Corporation, a minority-owned, Subcontinent Asian American-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Reston, Virginia, delivers cloud engineering, cybersecurity operations, systems engineering, and enterprise IT infrastructure services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 91% of its recent awards and as a subcontractor to major defense primes. The company competes predominantly full-and-open across a portfolio anchored by multi-billion-dollar government-wide vehicles rather than under SBA set-asides, though a material share of delivery orders carry total small business set-aside designations.

Teksynap's capability footprint spans IT service provisioning and operations support, network infrastructure modernization, cybersecurity readiness assessments, data and information management, LAN/WLAN modernization, enterprise storage and database administration, audio-visual systems modernization, end-user desktop support, and application development and infrastructure services. Recent representative work includes a $139.9 million GLINDA 2 BPA call from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission for systems, network, and cross-cutting services at North Bethesda, Maryland (awarded July 23, 2026); a $91.1 million DLA JETS delivery order for end-user desktop support services at Fort Belvoir, Virginia (awarded February 5, 2022, with invoiced revenue reaching $56.6 million and labor scaling to 212 FTEs by FY2024); a $53.5 million Defense Threat Reduction Agency delivery order for IT service provisioning and operations support at Fort Belvoir (awarded August 1, 2023); a $45.8 million DTRA cybersecurity support services order (awarded August 1, 2023, with FY2025 invoicing of $15.2 million across 45.1 FTEs); and a $33.05 million Defense Health Agency LAN/WLAN modernization program delivery order under Army TEIS IV at Fort Huachuca, Sierra Vista, Arizona (awarded September 25, 2024). SCI-reported federal service invoicing totaled $135.1 million in FY2024 on 657 FTEs across 24 prime contracts, with government-paid hourly rates ranging from a 10th percentile of $57.52/hr to a median of $102.73/hr and a 90th percentile of $155.93/hr.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to defense agencies, particularly the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime division (51 awards, $18.23 billion combined potential value), which anchors 36% of the combined potential value across the top five customers. Defense Threat Reduction Agency (29 awards, $842.7 million), Army Communications-Electronics Command (19 awards, $903.2 million), and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (10 awards, $1.53 billion) round out the defense and civilian agency footprint. About 48% of recent awards by count involve Defense Logistics Agency customers, signaling substantial DoD logistics and technology infrastructure exposure; however, by potential value, the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (4 awards, $13.96 billion) and Department of the Army Acquisition Support Center PEO Enterprise Information Systems (4 awards, $12.1 billion) represent outsized dollar concentration despite lower award frequency, indicating that Teksynap holds several large multi-year IDIQs anchored to Navy and Army organizations.

Vehicle positioning reflects a multi-billion-dollar prime portfolio. Teksynap holds seats on OASIS+ Unrestricted (a $999.999 trillion ceiling GWAC through December 2029), Alliant 3 (a $999.999 trillion GWAC through March 2036), two SEWP VI GWACs ($20 billion each, through 2036), DLA JETS 2.0 ($11.93 billion, through October 2034), SHIELD IDIQ ($151 billion, through December 2035), TEIS IV ($800 million through November 2026), and several large Department of State Evolve IDIQs ($2.19 billion for network and telecommunications, $1.19 billion for customer and end-user support, through 2032 and 2026 respectively). The vendor places 62 task orders on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule ($1.92 billion combined potential value), 52 on DLA JETS ($339.5 million), and 32 on TEIS IV ($79.2 million). Recent activity shows 23 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $369.6 million) representing near-term recompete exposure.

Activity has grown substantially: 26 awards in 2022, scaling to 37 in 2024 before moderating to 15 in 2025 and 13 in 2026 year-to-date (reflecting the snapshot date of October 15, 2026). The 296 total awards in the source data span 15 years of activity, with $143.53 billion in combined potential value and $1.11 billion in obligated dollars. SCI-reported invoicing grew from $71.7 million in FY2022 to a peak of $135.1 million in FY2024, with FY2025 invoicing of $108.2 million reflecting partial-year reporting; across the same period, FTE headcount on SCI-reportable federal services work grew from 372 to 908 (FY2024 peak) before moderating to 545 in FY2025, signaling scaling and potential staff modulation on major delivery orders.

Teksynap operates predominantly as a prime contractor but engages a deep subcontractor network. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform approximately 25% of total contractor hours, with 197 named subcontractors reported. Major recurring subs include General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT), Leidos Inc., and Carahsoft Technology Corp on infrastructure and IT operations work; Ingram Micro Inc. and CDW Government LLC for hardware procurement and distribution; Juniper Networks and other equipment vendors for networking infrastructure; and specialized firms including Thundercat Technology LLC (service-disabled veteran-owned small business), Software Information Resource Corp. (women-owned small business), Avit Systems Inc. (minority-owned small business, audio-visual services), and world-class integrators such as Accenture Federal Services and Bluewater Federal Solutions. In its subcontractor role, Teksynap delivers IT services to Leidos (Air Force IT services following-on work, September 2025 sub-award), Science Applications International Corporation (Department of Transportation hosting and end-user support, October 2021–September 2023), Bowhead Total Enterprise Solutions (US Space Command IT and cyber data systems, July 2025), and others.

GSA Schedule offerings span 174 active labor categories priced from $30.23/hr (Admin I, high school education) through $313.88/hr (Health IT Subject Matter Expert III, master's degree, 15 years' experience), with midrange pricing in the $100–$155/hr band for senior technical and program management roles. The portfolio reflects a deep bench across IT operations, application development, cybersecurity program management, quality assurance, configuration management, and health IT specialization. Teksynap self-performed the vast majority of labor on reported SCI contracts through FY2024; FY2025 data reflects increased reliance on named subcontractors, likely driven by scaling large orders and bench constraints.

The vendor holds two minority-owned small disadvantaged business subsidiaries: JBA Inc. (Subchapter S corporation, Subcontinent Asian American-owned) and Aesy LLC (limited liability company, Subcontinent Asian American-owned). The parent company structure supports the minority-owned posture across the federal contracting footprint.

TekSynap understands both the pace of technology today and the need to have a comprehensive well-planned information management environment. Technology moving at the speed of thought embodies these principles - the need to nimbly utilize the best that information technology offers to meet the business needs of our Government customers. As an integral part of many large enterprise projects, TekSynap has proven its ability to provide a unique service that combines the infrastructure and process models of larger organizations with the ability to flexibly and cost-effectively meet customer requirements.