The Newberry Group, Inc.

The Newberry Group, Inc., an employee-owned information technology and cybersecurity firm based in O'Fallon, Missouri, operates as a prime contractor delivering risk management framework assessment, testing, authorization, and continuous monitoring services to federal civilian agencies, with 437 awards across 69 customer agencies and a combined potential value of $72.86 billion. The vendor competes full-and-open on federal IT and cybersecurity work without set-aside designation, though a minority of recent task orders carry Total Small Business set-aside awards.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of Agriculture. The Department of Agriculture Office of the Chief Information Officer anchors the vendor's portfolio with 102 awards valued at $117.4 million combined potential value, accounting for the top customer position by both volume and dollars. The Defense Information Systems Agency places second with 31 awards worth $25.5 million, followed by USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Veterinary Services (27 awards, $582 thousand), USDA Assistant Secretary for Departmental Management (24 awards), and USDA APHIS Marketing and Regulatory Programs Business Services Information Technology Division (13 awards, $295 thousand). The top five customers account for 45% of all awards; within the top five, USDA and subordinate divisions dominate the portfolio dollar volume.

The Newberry Group holds seat on multiple high-volume vehicles anchoring its delivery model. The General Services Administration Information Technology Schedule 70 (IT Schedule 70) carries 317 task orders worth $101.3 million combined potential value, representing the single largest vehicle footprint. A GSA Government Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC GS06F0171Z) accounts for 51 task orders valued at $44.2 million. The Multiple Award Schedule holds 33 task orders worth $66.3 million. USDA Blanket Purchase Agreements AG32KWB150003 and 12639521A0014 anchor recurring work, the latter with 31 task orders worth $1.8 million. Recent representative task orders include a $16.18 million consolidated task order under IT Schedule 70 for CEC GSD program management and technical support issued by USDA OCIO (awarded July 2021, completing May 2023), a $468,197 BPA call from USDA Chief Information Office for ice datacenter independent assessor support and RMF phases 1-3, 4-6, and 6A services awarded March 2026, and a $347,280 BPA call from USDA OCIO for OCE program support (awarded August 2021). Across APHIS and subordinate divisions, the vendor places recurring annual security testing and RMF assessment task orders ranging from $9,000 to $226,000 per order.

Activity has contracted year over year. The vendor recorded 13 awards in 2022, declining to 4 in 2023, 2 in 2024, and 1 in 2025, with 2 awards recorded in 2026. Only one award in the dataset faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $468 thousand), indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. SCI-reported invoicing shows $9 million across federal service contracts in FY2022 with 62.0 FTEs delivered, dropping to zero reported invoicing in FY2023 and 5.7 FTEs in FY2024; the FY2023 drop reflects a reporting threshold effect rather than actual business decline given the continued high-volume task-order award activity during that period. SCI data captures only federal service contracts above $150,000 and excludes goods, products, and classified work; the vendor's total federal revenue substantially exceeds SCI figures.

On GSA Schedule 70, The Newberry Group maintains 80 active labor categories spanning from associate-level system operators at $54.80 hourly through senior-level incident managers at $334.02 hourly, with network security engineers priced around $167 hourly and web software developers around $105 hourly. The portfolio emphasizes technical IT delivery roles without security-cleared positions. Government-paid median hourly rate on SCI-reportable prime contracts ran $66.64 per hour with minimal variation, indicating standardized billing across engagement types.

The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor footprint with no sub-award presence in the source data. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for an average 5% of total contractor hours, with three named subcontractors reported; the delivery model tilts toward organic staffing rather than subcontracting leverage. In its GSA Schedule capacity, the vendor has supported larger primes including Leidos and KBR Wyle Services on defense and civilian work per summary language in awards, but the source data provides no detail on the scale or scope of that subcontractor activity.

Capability framing centers on RMF-based security assessment and authorization services spanning NIST SP 800-37 phases 1 through 6A—risk categorization, security control assessment, authorization testing, continuous monitoring, and authorization decision support for federal information systems. Representative work includes assessment and testing for USDA agricultural mission systems (APHIS Plant Protection and Quarantine, Veterinary Services LIMS, ServiceNow instances, Salesforce environments), cloud platform security compliance (Azure, AWS, Adobe Cloud), identity and access management (ICAM), and program management and technical support for USDA Office of the Chief Information Officer's consolidated enterprise systems. The vendor's category concentration aligns with this profile: 175 awards classify under Other Computer Related Services NAICS, 139 under Electronic Computer Manufacturing (likely reflecting GSA Schedule coding conventions), 61 under Custom Computer Programming Services, and 26 under Computer Systems Design Services; top PSC codes reflect IT and Telecom cybersecurity, compliance-as-a-service, and security and risk management postures.

Information Systems & technology, C&A, DRP, Business continuity, Sftw/Applications devl.(client-server,Web, VB,Database-Oracle,SQL,DB2,legacy-COBOL)systems integration, LAN/WAN Svcs.(Plan,install,implement, support,maintain), project management.