The Mil Corporation

The Mil Corporation Financial, Systems Engineering And It Services Division, doing business as Milcor Corp, is a Bowie, Maryland-based Subchapter S Corporation that provides financial management, systems engineering, cybersecurity, and IT services to federal agencies primarily as a prime contractor (97% of awards) competing on a full-and-open basis with no small-business set-asides. The vendor operates across 60 federal agencies with a combined award portfolio of nearly $36.1 billion in potential value, though only $1.9 billion (5% of potential) has been obligated to date. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since 2002 and actively pursues new work through multiple parent vehicles and Blanket Purchase Agreements.

Customer concentration anchors heavily to State Department financial operations and Navy systems engineering. The Department of State Bureau of the Comptroller and Global Financial Services leads by award count with 143 awards (combined potential value $1.09 billion), followed by the Naval Air Warfare Center with 99 awards ($1.88 billion combined potential value). The GSA Federal Acquisition Service holds 11 awards valued at $842.3 million combined potential, driven primarily by Milcor's seat on government-wide indefinite delivery vehicles. Together, these three agencies account for roughly 56% of recent award count and capture 12% of total potential value across the portfolio—a concentration pattern indicating deep, sustained engagement with a handful of anchor customers, particularly in financial management and defense systems engineering disciplines.

Milcor's vehicle strategy centers on two primary mechanisms. The Federal Supply Schedule (GSA Schedule GS35F4670G) carries 412 task orders valued at $1.25 billion combined potential value, making it the single largest vehicle by order count. A single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (GS35F4670G-SAQMMA17A0120) with the State Department's Bureau of the Comptroller holds 94 task orders worth $461 million combined potential. The Naval Air Warfare Center's Indefinite Delivery Contract (N0042197A1462) represents 79 task orders with $3.2 million combined potential. Recent awards include a $140.3 million delivery order from the Naval Air Warfare Center under Seaport-NXG for Global Radio Frequency and Intelligence Networks (GRFIN) system engineering, integration, and modernization; a $37 million task order from the Bureau of the Comptroller for Global Financial Architecture Administration project management; and a $22.5 million task order from the Bureau of the Comptroller for global comptroller systems interface support. Milcor holds multiple Indefinite Delivery IDIQs: a $999.999 trillion ceiling OASIS+ Unrestricted Multiple Award Contract awarded December 17, 2024; a $249.7 million NAVAIR RAPID MAC MA-IDIQ with the Naval Air Warfare Center awarded March 4, 2022; a $64 million single-award IDIQ with the Naval Air Warfare Center for mission systems engineering (awarded February 15, 2024); and a $3.9 million NRC BPA for financial management assessments (awarded February 16, 2022). Milcor's most recent award was a $500 delivery order under the new $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ awarded by the Missile Defense Agency on December 29, 2025.

Capability delivery centers on federal financial management, systems engineering, and IT labor support across civilian and defense customers. On the financial side, Milcor provides global financial architecture administration, financial audit support, data integrity assessments, internal controls consulting, compensation systems support, and budget systems programming to the State Department. On the systems engineering side, Milcor delivers C5ISR systems engineering, mission systems sustainment, logistics support, and GRFIN modernization work to the Naval Air Warfare Center and broader Navy enterprise. IT service delivery includes systems analysis, database administration, IT audit and information security oversight, government portal and financial systems support, and robotic process automation. GSA Schedule labor offerings span from General Clerk I at $31.30 per hour (high school education, zero experience) through Subject Matter Expert II at $308.72 per hour (bachelor's degree, 18 years experience), with 210 active labor categories. Most certified roles cluster around the financial management and IT systems analyst bands: Information Engineering Analyst I at $81.45 per hour, FM QSMO Financial Systems Analyst IV at $123.78 per hour, and Technical Manager/Leader I at $168.65 per hour. No clearances are explicitly required across the GSA labor categories published in the source.

Service Contract Inventory data shows Milcor invoiced $294.1 million across 92 prime service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold during FY2022–FY2024. The SCI trajectory reflects volatility: FY2022 invoiced $84.1 million across 340 full-time equivalents (FTEs), FY2023 peaked at $142.5 million across 511 FTEs, and FY2024 declined to $67.5 million across 364 FTEs. On federal service contracts captured in SCI, government-paid rates ran a median of $111.21 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $80.52 per hour and the 90th percentile at $134.92 per hour—pricing posture consistent with mid-to-senior financial management and IT systems labor. Milcor self-performs a significant share of work but regularly engages subcontractors; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontracted labor averaged 31% of total contractor hours, with 85 named subcontractors reported. Named recurring subs include Sikich CPA LLC (accounting and audit support, particularly for data integrity and financial audit work), New River Systems Corporation (a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business providing robotic process automation and systems support), and Enright Consulting LLC (a self-certified small disadvantaged business). Other notable subs appearing across recent awards include Luckie TEK LLC, Artisan Analytix LLC, and Blake Willson Group LLC.

Activity has fluctuated across the five-year window: 21 awards in 2022, a sharp decline to 7 in 2023, a recovery to 25 in 2024, then 14 in 2025 and 3 in the first quarter of 2026. Fourteen awards with combined potential value of $130.2 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, exposing Milcor to significant recompete pressure on renewal of its anchor State Department financial management task orders and portions of its Naval Air Warfare Center C5ISR portfolio. The 2023 dip and subsequent uneven recovery suggest either pipeline management challenges or customer consolidation of prior multiple-order patterns into fewer, larger task vehicles—neither signal of declining capacity.