TCG Inc.

TCG Inc., a Washington, DC-based Certified B Corporation, operates as a prime contractor delivering IT modernization, application development, data management, and program management support services to civilian federal agencies on full-and-open delivery orders and blanket purchase agreements, with 99% of recent awards held as prime positions across 53 distinct customer agencies.

TCG competes predominantly on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (145 task orders, $1.34 billion combined potential value), the CIO-SP3 SB small business GWAC (23 task orders, $363.7 million), and The Professional Services Schedule (68 task orders, $94.5 million), supplemented by agency-specific BPAs with the Bureau of the Fiscal Service and Software Engineering Support framework agreements. The vendor recently secured a position on the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ awarded by the Missile Defense Agency on December 29, 2025, and holds a multi-billion-dollar unrestricted OASIS+ ceiling awarded by GSA's Federal Acquisition Service in December 2024. Across the prime footprint, TCG competes without set-aside designations on full-and-open vehicles but maintains presence on small business set-aside work through CIO-SP3 SB and agency-wide total small business reserved task orders.

Customer concentration is weighted toward civilian finance and executive-branch IT operations. The Department of the Treasury Bureau of the Fiscal Service leads by award count (43 awards, $202.1 million combined potential value), anchored by recurring Budget Formulation and Execution Manager system sustainment, general IT operations, and data transparency service desk work. The Executive Office of the President Office of Management and Budget places 30 awards ($358.5 million in combined potential value), driven by a $84.7 million program management support services delivery order under CIO-SP3 SB running through September 2028. The GSA Office of the Chief Information Officer (5 awards, $337.2 million) and Federal Communications Commission (4 awards, $160.1 million) anchor secondary customer concentration. Recent named work includes a $2.44 million FEC FECFILE follow-on delivery order on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule through June 2030, an $8.5 million US Office of Government Ethics Integrity Public Financial Disclosure System delivery order under CIO-SP3 SB through June 2028, and a $12.4 million National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) Reporting System operations and maintenance delivery order under CIO-SP3 SB through December 2027.

TCG's SCI-reportable federal service-contract activity shows a three-year average of $38.5 million in annual invoiced revenue (FY2022–FY2024) across a ramping workforce that peaked at 146 FTEs in FY2023, then contracted to 111 FTEs in FY2024, reflecting contract completion and recompete timing. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts range from a 10th percentile of $118.40/hr to a median of $139.99/hr and a 90th percentile of $243.92/hr, positioning TCG in the mid-range for federal IT and program management labor on civilian contracts. GSA Schedule labor offerings span 62 unique categories from $34.41/hr for Clerk IV roles to $400.22/hr for Subject Matter Expert I positions; no security-cleared labor is offered. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, TCG engages subcontractors for 25% of total contractor hours on average, drawing from a named subcontractor roster of 82 firms.

TCG's subcontracting pattern centers on named partnerships rather than deep bench primes. Across federal service contracts captured in SCI, recurring named subs include Aspex Inc. (software development and BFEM application maintenance), Marathon TS Inc. (a Women-Owned Small Business providing business analysis), Nuvitek LLC (an SBA 8(a) certified minority-owned firm delivering software development and API services), Alta IT Services LLC (data management and configuration support), and Bluevolution LLC (a self-certified small disadvantaged business providing building automation and energy management services). On larger vehicles, TCG has engaged General Dynamics Information Technology, Mainstreet Technologies Inc., North Rock Consulting LLC (SBA 8(a) certified MVOSB), Freedom Technology Solutions Group, Data Systems Analysts Inc., O'Meara Marketing and Consulting LLC, and Archesys Inc. (SBA 8(a) participant) for specialized services spanning infrastructure operations, software development, analytics, organizational consulting, and cybersecurity. This diverse sub footprint signals TCG's strategy of assembling capability teams across software development, IT operations, business transformation, and compliance domains rather than building permanent internal depth in all specialties.

The award portfolio shows high volatility in recent activity—six awards in 2021, rising to 11 in 2023, then dropping to four in 2024 and five in 2025—reflecting contract completion cycles on large multi-year delivery orders. Within the next twenty-four months, nine awards with combined potential value of $113.2 million reach ultimate completion, creating significant recompete exposure on OMB program management support, FEC FECFILE follow-on work, OGE system maintenance, and NIFA reporting system contracts. TCG also carries a subsidiary, Govcollab LLC, structured as a limited liability company; the source does not detail its operational role or whether it maintains separate federal contracting positions.