The Pragma Corporation

The Pragma Corporation, doing business as Pragma Corp, operates as a self-certified small disadvantaged business delivering international development consulting, public financial management advisory, and economic policy implementation services to USAID and other civilian federal agencies as a prime contractor on IDIQs and multiple-award schedules. Pragma Corp competes in full-and-open procurements; the vendor does not employ set-aside designations across its prime footprint and operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards), with no subcontract activity in the source data.

Pragma Corp is headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia, and is structured as a for-profit corporate entity. The vendor's work concentrates in administrative management and general management consulting services (12 awards), special studies and analysis (10 awards), and other management consulting services (7 awards), as framed by NAICS categories in the award portfolio. Professional support and program management (15 awards) and special studies and analysis (10 awards) dominate the PSC coding.

USAID dominates customer concentration by both volume and dollar value. The top five funding agencies account for 81% of awards by count, led heavily by USAID's main organization (69 awards, $174.9 million combined potential value) and USAID's Bureau for Management Office of the Assistant Administrator (6 awards, $1.52 billion combined potential value). When ranked by potential value, USAID Bureau for Management carries the largest individual stake at $1.52 billion across just six awards, reflecting large-ceiling IDIQs, while USAID's primary organization trails in dollars despite leading in award count. GSA Federal Acquisition Service (3 awards, $80.6 million), the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration (3 awards, $14.6 million), and the Department of Agriculture round out the active set. The most recent named award is a $15 million full-and-open delivery order from the U.S. Mission in Syria (awarded September 29, 2024, under the Multiple Award Schedule) to establish macroeconomic recovery frameworks in non-regime-held areas of Syria through regulatory and budgetary-process work.

Pragma Corp holds seats on several USAID-anchored vehicles: the Mission Oriented Business Integrated Services vehicle (6 task orders, $52.9 million combined potential value), the Multiple Award Schedule (3 task orders, $171.7 million combined potential value), and the USAID Public Financial Management II IDIQ (1 task order, $55 million). The combined potential value across all 102 awards totals $3.2 billion, though only $309.2 million (10%) has been obligated to date, indicating significant ceiling value relative to draw-down. Activity is sparse in recent years — one award each in 2017 through 2020, and one in 2024 — reflecting a recompete or award-delay cycle rather than sustained annual volume.

Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022–FY2024 shows SCI-reportable invoiced revenue of $52.5 million across 10 prime contracts ($23.5 million in FY2022 and $29 million in FY2024, with zero invoicing in FY2023). Workforce reporting through SCI indicates minimal FTE labor delivery (0.7 FTEs recorded in FY2024), suggesting the vendor's model emphasizes subcontracted or non-FTE-tracked delivery rather than company-payroll staffing. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor reported zero average sub-hours share and named three subcontractors, indicating occasional subcontract use rather than a subcontracting-dependent model. On the GSA Schedule, Pragma Corp offers ten active labor categories spanning administrative support ($62.48/hr) through program director roles ($240.01/hr), with education ranging from bachelor's through master's degrees and no security-cleared positions in the portfolio.