Veritas Management Group, Inc.

Veritas Management Group, Inc., an SBA Certified Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business and 8(a) Program Participant headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia, operates as a prime contractor across federal civilian and defense agencies, delivering public health consulting, administrative support, religious services, and technical assistance—with a $4 billion Navy SeaPort-NXG IDIQ that dominates the dollar footprint but masks a customer base concentrated in modest-dollar awards at CDC Pittsburgh.

The company competes predominantly under small business set-asides. Of seventy prime awards in the source data, most carry 8(a) sole source or competitive 8(a) designations, with a recurrent total small business set-aside pattern across military chaplaincy and facility support work. The company has not reported sub-award activity in recent years; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subs account for an average of 8 percent of contractor hours, with twelve named subcontractors engaged on specific efforts. This suggests Veritas builds most delivery internally rather than acting as a prime aggregator.

Customer concentration is stark. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pittsburgh dominates by award count—forty-six awards carrying $48.2 million combined potential value—with work spanning epidemiology support, occupational safety and health services, health informatics, care and treatment advisors in Lesotho and other African countries, global health security operations, and administrative support across multiple initiatives including PEPFAR, obesity walkability research, occupational health epidemiology, and health equity in cancer screening. The Department of Health and Human Services Health Resources and Services Administration holds the second position with three awards ($16.8 million), while the Department of the Army, Department of the Navy, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, National Endowment for the Arts, and others round out the active set. However, the Navy SeaPort-NXG IDIQ—a $4 billion multiple award vehicle established January 2, 2025, running through January 1, 2029—anchors 98 percent of the combined potential-value footprint and represents a structural expansion of available task-order capacity across Navy Systems Command and partner agencies, though only a minimum guarantee task order valued at $500 has been executed to date.

Representative prime work reflects the portfolio's breadth. CDC awards include a $4.4 million 8(a) sole source definitive contract for occupational safety and health and epidemiology support services running through September 2027; a $2.3 million care and treatment advisor contract for Lesotho (September 2028); a $1.7 million GOSMB Cooperative Agreement and acquisitions management support services contract running through March 2028; a $3 million quality improvement health system initiative contract (terminated for convenience under DOGE cost-efficiency); and a $13.1 million delivery order from HHS for PEPFAR assistance in Rockville, Maryland (running through September 2029) placed under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. Non-CDC work includes an $8.3 million ICE purchase order for on-site chaplains, support staff, and volunteer coordination at six detention facilities plus Guantanamo Bay (through April 2031); a $1.66 million Army competitive 8(a) contract for religious support services at Fort Liberty, North Carolina (completed July 2025); a $2.4 million Navy Bureau of Naval Personnel contract for vocational education and training at Naval Consolidated Brig Charleston (through August 2027); and smaller awards for Catholic chaplaincy services, musicians, and administrative support at military installations. The company also holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (awarded April 28, 2022, with $125,000 ceiling through April 27, 2027) offering 37 labor categories spanning HIT biomedical technicians, analysts, program managers, and evaluation specialists at rates from $64.09 to $254.95 per hour, with no security clearance requirements.

Activity has contracted significantly from peak levels. Awards peaked at twenty-two in 2023, dropped to seven in 2024, and declined further to four each in 2025 and the first quarter of 2026. Eight awards carrying combined potential value of $14.1 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore recompete exposure. SCI-reported invoiced revenue (a subset of federal services contracts above the $150,000 threshold) totaled $16.8 million across FY2022–FY2024, with FY2022 showing $4.1 million, FY2023 peaking at $6.8 million, and FY2024 declining to $5.8 million. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reported prime contracts ranged from a tenth-percentile floor of $47.35 per hour to a median of $83.38 per hour and a ninetieth-percentile ceiling of $172.77 per hour, reflecting a mix of entry-level administrative and analytical work alongside senior advisory roles. FTE staffing on SCI-reportable work has remained stable in the mid-twenties across the period, suggesting modest-scale execution with minimal subcontractor involvement.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on public health advisory services (epidemiology, health informatics, occupational safety and health), international health security operations (care and treatment advisors, laboratory advisors, strategic information support in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America), CDC administrative and program management support, military chaplaincy and religious services, facility vocational training, and GSA Schedule-based data analysis and technical assistance. By NAICS, the portfolio clusters in "All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services" (twenty awards) and "Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services" (sixteen awards), with recurring religious-services and program-management support work. By PSC, support professional work dominates (twenty-eight awards), followed by program management and chaplaincy services.

Veritas operates from Alpharetta, Georgia, with work performed domestically (CDC headquarters and regional offices, Army and Navy installations across the continental United States) and internationally (Lesotho, Tanzania, Mali, Ghana, Eswatini, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, and other sub-Saharan African locations for CDC health security and global health programs). The company registered in SAM.gov in 2007 and maintains active SBA certifications through at least September 22, 2027, including women-owned small business, minority-owned, and self-certified small disadvantaged business status.

Veritas is a full-service management consulting firm providing data management and analytics, program evaluation, health equity, public health consulting, information technology, religious services, and administrative support to government and corporate clients. As your partner, our experienced team helps you create impactful and sustainable solutions. Our capabilities include administrative support, data analytics, business process improvement, communications, evaluation, software development, training, strategic planning, laboratory technical assistance, data management, meeting management, religious services, peer review, cyber security, website development and maintenance, data visualization, SharePoint, accounting support, and project management.