The Mil Corporation

The Mil Corporation Financial, Systems Engineering And IT Services Division, doing business as Milcor Corp, operates as a prime contractor on federal IT services, financial management, and systems engineering work, competing unrestricted (no small-business set-asides) across 62 federal agencies. The Bowie, Maryland-based for-profit Subchapter S Corporation has built a $35.65 billion portfolio of 951 prime and sub awards (97% prime, 3% sub) with $1.94 billion in combined obligated value as of late 2026.

Milcor's customer concentration is heavily skewed to civilian financial-systems and IT work. The Department of State Bureau of the Comptroller and Global Financial Services anchors the footprint with 147 awards worth $1.13 billion in combined potential value, followed by the Naval Air Warfare Center with 99 awards and $1.88 billion. These two customers and the GSA Federal Acquisition Service, the Department of Commerce International Trade Administration, and the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration together represent 12% of Milcor's total potential value. The State Department's Bureau of the Comptroller dominates both count and dollars, driven by Milcor's seat on the Federal Supply Schedule BPA GS35F4670G-SAQMMA17A0120, which has generated 99 task orders worth $527.2 million.

Milcor's concrete capability portfolio centers on financial management systems, comptroller operations support, and systems engineering labor. Representative prime work includes a $27.4 million integrated resource management systems software development and operations task from State's Comptroller (awarded September 2026, ultimate completion September 2027), a $37 million Global Financial Architecture Administration project-management and administration call also under the Comptroller BPA (April 2024 award), a $22.5 million global comptroller systems interface support follow-on task (April 2024), and an $18.4 million financial audit support task with 92% subcontracted to Sikich CPA LLC (April 2024). On the defense side, Milcor holds a $64 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Naval Air Warfare Center for mission systems engineering, from which a $55.5 million delivery order for Unified Command Architecture and subordinate mission systems engineering work was issued in February 2024 with an October 2031 completion. Milcor also received a $140.3 million systems-engineering delivery order under the Seaport-NXG IDIQ for Global Radio Frequency and Intelligence Networks integration and modernization (February 2026, ultimate completion October 2031). Newer vehicle wins include a December 2025 award to the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ (Missile Defense Agency) with an initial task order of $500, and a December 2024 award to the $999.999 billion OASIS+ Unrestricted government-wide multiple-award IDIQ (GSA Federal Acquisition Service).

Across the SCI-reportable service-contract portfolio (FY2022–FY2025), Milcor invoiced $344 million as prime contractor, with a declining footprint: $84.1 million across 340 FTEs in FY2022, ramping to a peak of $142.5 million across 511 FTEs in FY2023, then contracting to $49.9 million across 229 FTEs in FY2025. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime work run a median of $112.11/hr, with 10th percentile at $81.56/hr and 90th percentile at $135.88/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform an average of 31% of contractor hours; 100 named subcontractors appear across the portfolio. Milcor's GSA Schedule labor offering spans 210 categories with rates from $31.30/hr (general clerk) to $308.72/hr (subject-matter expert), anchoring financial management and systems-engineering labor across IT-analyst, financial-analyst, and technical-leadership roles.

Milcor operates predominantly as prime (97% of awards), self-performing a significant share of work but regularly engaging subcontractors for specialized financial and technical support. Named recurring subs include Sikich CPA LLC (accounting, audit, and financial statement expertise, appearing across State Department financial-audit, data-integrity, and GFMS tasks, often at 92%+ of contractor hours on specific calls), New River Systems Corporation (Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, specializing in RPA, APPROVA implementation, and compliance support), Enright Consulting LLC (self-certified small disadvantaged business, supporting Global Financial Architecture Administration and systems implementation), Luckie TEK LLC (GFAA and global financial services support), Zengerle Consulting Inc. (global compensation systems support), and Artisan Analytix LLC (Women-Owned Small Business, financial optimization consulting). In its minority role as subcontractor (3% of awards), Milcor subs to BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. on multiple labor CLIN tasks (primarily procurement and Navy-combat-systems support, FY2024–FY2025), Colsa Corp on NASA NTSS contract work (FY2023–FY2025, financial and human-resources support), CGI Federal Inc. on Veterans Affairs financial-management business transformation (IFAMS migration), CACI NSS LLC on FMBT IFAMS interface development, and others for IT support, engineering, and administrative services.

Activity per year was volatile across the last five years—22 awards in FY2022, dropping to 7 in FY2023, rising to 25 in FY2024, then moderating to 14 in FY2025 and 9 in FY2026 (partial year through September). Seven awards (combined potential value $60.6 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure concentrated in State Department financial-management and comptroller-operations tasks. Milcor's largest active vehicles by task-order volume are the Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4670G (417 task orders, $1.32 billion), the State Comptroller single-award BPA SAQMMA17A0120 (99 task orders, $527.2 million), and the Navy Indefinite Delivery Contract N0042197A1462 (79 task orders, $3.2 million). Category concentration is highest in Other Computer Related Services (484 awards), Computer Facilities Management Services (81), and Engineering Services (80), with supporting depth in administrative consulting and accounting services.