Mayvin, Inc.

Mayvin, Inc., a Women-Owned Small Business headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor on federal professional services, engineering, systems engineering, and research-and-development work across defense, justice, and homeland security agencies, with a 99% prime footprint and seats on multiple GSA governmentwide vehicles. The firm competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides on its U.S. Marshals Service and Customs and Border Protection work, but holds unrestricted awards on large Navy, GSA, and Missile Defense Agency contracts—a posture that positions Mayvin for both small-business-reserved and full-and-open competitive opportunities. Mayvin is a Subchapter S corporation with a named subsidiary, Technology And Management International, L.L.C., also WOSB-certified.

Mayvin's capability portfolio centers on labor-hour program management, technical assistance, operational support, and mission-critical professional services delivered to civilian justice and homeland security customers. On the U.S. Marshals Service, Mayvin holds a $190 million Total Small Business Set-Aside Blanket Purchase Agreement running through September 30, 2026, from which it has issued more than 100 task orders across investigative operations, prisoner operations, tactical operations, training, communications, management support, human resources, security, asset forfeiture, and office of counsel functions—spanning investigative operations (60 awards, $25.5 million), office of professional responsibility (24 awards, $8.3 million), and tactical operations (19 awards, $14.6 million). On Customs and Border Protection, Mayvin holds engineering and technical services BPA calls valued at $24.3 million (radiation detection) and $18.2 million (laboratory and scientific services), both under WOSB set-asides through 2026 and 2028. On the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command, Mayvin has executed 77 awards totaling $385.3 million for research, development, testing, and evaluation (RDTE) and systems engineering and technical assistance (SETA) services across multiple delivery orders under a larger IDC vehicle—recent notable orders include a $26.3 million delivery order (June 2025) and a $21.9 million delivery order (June 2024) for specialized contractor support for SOF enablers and RDT&E. Mayvin also holds a $40.6 million single-award BPA with the Drug Enforcement Administration for body-worn camera program support (awarded December 2024, through December 2029), with invoiced activity of $188.9 thousand in January 2025 for program analyst and project leader technical roles.

Mayvin's recent vehicle position includes participation in GSA's OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ (awarded December 2024, ceiling not specified, through December 2029) and OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside (awarded December 2024, ceiling not specified, through December 2029), positioning the firm for governmentwide task order competition across seven functional domains—program management, engineering support, systems engineering, technical and analytical assistance, IT infrastructure, security, and logistics. The firm holds an active Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) position (473 task orders, $2.08 billion combined potential value). On January 23, 2025, the Naval Sea Systems Command awarded Mayvin a $94.1 million delivery order under Seaport-NXG for development, acquisition, and support of fixed and mobile electronic warfare systems to counter RC-IED, with performance through January 22, 2030 under a Cost Plus Fixed Fee structure. Most recently, on December 29, 2025, the Missile Defense Agency awarded Mayvin a position on the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ, a $151 billion contract extending through December 28, 2035, with an initial delivery order of $500 for research, development, prototyping, systems engineering, and modernization of multi-domain defense systems—representing entry into a long-term strategic contracting vehicle for advanced homeland and missile defense work.

Customer concentration is split between transactional volume and dollar anchors. By award count, the top five customers represent 56% of recent awards: Army Space and Missile Defense Command (77 awards), Marshals Service Investigative Operations (60 awards), Customs and Border Protection (26 awards), Marshals Service Office of Professional Responsibility (24 awards), and Marshals Service Tactical Operations (19 awards). By potential value, the picture shifts dramatically: Naval Sea Systems Command (5 awards, $10.09 billion), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (5 awards, $10.01 billion), Army SMDC (77 awards, $385.3 million), Marshals Service Office of Procurement (11 awards, $197.2 million), and CBP (26 awards, $146.6 million) account for 88% of combined potential value. The two largest dollar awards—the Seaport-NXG delivery order and the SHIELD IDIQ—are recent and represent a strategic expansion into Navy and Missile Defense Agency territory beyond Mayvin's historic Marshals Service and Army SMDC base.

Activity has grown steadily—47 awards in 2022 to 52 in 2024, with 53 in 2025—but 48 awards carrying $52.2 million in combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure concentrated in Marshals Service BPA calls and smaller RDTE delivery orders with Army SMDC. In its subcontractor role, Mayvin delivers services to CACI Technologies (modification on Army contract W15P7T-19-D-0157, May 2024) and General Dynamics Information Technology (base year funding under Army contract W56KGY-24-F-0054, January 2024), representing minor sub exposure relative to its prime footprint.

Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Mayvin invoiced $185.8 million from FY2022 through FY2024: $37 million in FY2022 (191 FTEs), $68.3 million in FY2023 (264 FTEs), and $80.5 million in FY2024 (310 FTEs), showing strong labor-hour revenue growth and workforce expansion. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts median around $67.69/hr, with the 10th percentile at $55.25/hr and the 90th percentile at $99.80/hr—a spectrum consistent with mixed junior analyst and senior technical labor delivery. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors average 21% of contractor hours, with 133 named subcontractors across the dataset, indicating Mayvin operates as a moderate subcontracting user—the firm retains the majority of work in-house on Marshals Service calls (typically 85–95% prime, 5–15% sub) but engages subs more heavily on larger RDTE and SETA tasks. Mayvin's GSA Schedule carries 130 active labor categories spanning $36.27/hr (Management Consultant I, high school education, zero experience) through $284.88/hr (Scientist and Scientist Technicians SME, master's degree, fifteen years experience), with security-cleared roles available and education requirements ranging from high school through graduate degree.

A commitment to deliver unparalleled service to the national security and law enforcement establishment while treating employees with unwavering dignity and respect. Mayvin is a global technical and knowledge-based services firm supporting the Departments of Defense, Homeland Security, and Justice. We work across multiple domains including Specialized SETA; Advanced Analytics and Cyber; Engineering, Science, and Technical Advisory; Intelligence; and Operations and Mission Support within the U.S. Government, associated Combatant Commands, Allies, and partners.

Headquartered in Alexandria, VA, Mayvin supports clients in almost 30 states and OCONUS by providing innovative and novel solutions for program design, execution, and sustainment while implementing flexible action plans to meet and adapt to evolving requirements in a fast-paced world. Navigating the complex world of integrating technology into the modern battlefield requires knowledge. At Mayvin, we bring knowledge to you.