Refinitiv US LLC

Refinitiv US LLC, doing business as Oden (cancelled), is a for-profit limited liability company providing financial market data subscriptions, analytical platforms, risk screening tools, and specialized data feeds to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor (99% of awards). A subsidiary of London Stock Exchange Group PLC (Reuters News & Media Inc.), Refinitiv does not compete under set-asides and operates in full-and-open procurements across federal financial regulators and civilian agencies. The vendor is based in New York, NY with secondary performance locations in Washington, DC and other domestic sites.

Refinitiv's federal footprint centers on delivering off-the-shelf financial data and analytics platforms — Eikon financial data platform, Workspace analytical tools, Loan Connector syndicated loan databases, World Check risk screening, municipal market data (MMD/TM3), and LSEG crop forecasting and production data. Representative prime work includes a $23.1 million definitive contract from the Securities and Exchange Commission for the Market Information Data and Analytics System (MIDAS), providing near real-time equities, options, futures, fixed income, and cryptocurrency market data collection and analysis running through January 2028; a $10.0 million sole-source definitive award from Treasury's Departmental Offices (on behalf of the Office of Financial Research and Financial Stability Oversight Council) for Refinitiv/LSEG data products including News Archive, Tick History, and Reuters All+ Corporate & Regulatory Releases with global tick data back to 1996 through August 2029; a $3.5 million firm fixed-price purchase order from the Energy Information Administration for LSEG data subscriptions, Workspace tools, and API data streaming services supporting the agency's energy market analysis mandate through September 2031; a $1.3 million municipal market data subscription with the SEC through September 2028; and $832 thousand in Eikon licenses (six Premium, one Commodities) to the Commodity Futures Trading Commission through January 2029. Recent awards include $144.7 thousand from the Office of the Chief Information Officer for LSEG crop forecasting and production data and $175.7 thousand from Treasury's Bureau of the Comptroller and Global Financial Services for currency purchasing platform and exchange rate database access.

Customer concentration is pronounced and dollar-weighted toward financial regulators. The Securities and Exchange Commission dominates across both award count and potential value rankings, accounting for 20 awards valued at $66.5 million combined potential value (about 66% of the disclosed portfolio). Treasury Departmental Offices, Treasury Internal Revenue Service, Treasury Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, and State Department's Bureau of the Comptroller and Global Financial Services together represent material concentration in the $17–23 million range across their combined potential values. The top five customers by potential value account for 89% of combined potential value. The source lists 37 distinct customer agencies served, but the top five dominate; Air Force, Navy, and Army appear in award count rankings but carry significantly smaller per-award values than financial regulators.

Refinitiv places task orders under multiple GSA Federal Supply Schedules — GS02F4076A (15 task orders), GS02F50226 (10 task orders), GS02F9421D (4 task orders) — and holds four task orders under a Basic Ordering Agreement (DABT5982G0002) with the Department of Defense. The vendor also carries one task order under the Alliant II government-wide acquisition contract. Subscription and renewal awards dominate the portfolio structure, with firm fixed-price purchase orders and definitive contracts carrying single-source designations reflecting vendor-specific platform capabilities and proprietary data rights.

Activity has remained relatively flat, declining slightly from nine awards in 2022 and 2023 to three awards in the first half of 2026 (year-to-date through July 2026). The source reflects 198 total prime and sub awards with $100.7 million combined potential value and $82.3 million obligated (82% of potential). Nine awards carrying combined potential value of $38 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure concentrated in financial regulator customer accounts (SEC, Treasury offices, CFTC). In its minimal subcontractor role, Refinitiv delivered World Check risk screening support services to Booz Allen Hamilton on a supply chain risk assessment support task in May 2023, and provided business intelligence data to Applied Research Associates for systems, engineering, and integration support in April 2022.

The canceled "Oden" doing-business-as designation signals no active commercial branding separate from parent LSEG/Reuters corporate identity. Refinitiv's federal posture reflects a data-licensing and platform-subscription model with limited integration scope and no systems engineering or managed services content — revenue derives from annual and multi-year subscription renewals to existing customers rather than from new-customer acquisition or large recompete campaigns. Customer stickiness is high (same agencies renewing subscriptions year over year), but growth trajectory is flat and the portfolio faces maturity-market dynamics.