Veritext LLC

Veritext LLC, headquartered in Livingston, New Jersey, delivers federal court reporting, transcription, litigation support, and specialized professional services as a prime contractor across 50 federal agencies, competing predominantly on a full-and-open basis without set-aside designations. The company operates as part of a larger corporate structure under parent VT Topco Inc., with 13 named subsidiaries including regional litigation support entities such as Litigation Services and Technologies of California and Litigation Services and Technologies of Florida, positioning it as a vertically integrated national provider with over 4,800 court reporters and legal professionals.

Veritext's capability portfolio centers on court reporting, deposition transcription, videography, and grand jury support services delivered to Department of Justice components, equal employment opportunity agencies, and specialty federal customers. Representative prime work includes a $2.19 million court reporting services delivery to the National Labor Relations Board through October 2027 covering approximately 400–425 hearings and 50 depositions annually across 34 regions; a $577.8 thousand IDIQ from the U.S. Attorney's Offices for Memphis and Jackson, Tennessee court reporting through March 2027; and a $249.6 thousand NASA Shared Services Center purchase order for ombudsman support services covering consultation, training, report production, survey analysis, and policy support through March 2027. Recent smaller-scale awards include a $117.5 thousand delivery order for grand jury and deposition reporting in Memphis (March 2026), a $79.5 thousand Nevada district court reporting delivery order (September 2024), and a $62.1 thousand State Department transcription engagement for a security case. Veritext also holds single-award IDICs with U.S. Attorney's Offices for Nevada ($397.3 thousand ceiling, September 2023–August 2028) and a separate IDIC for grand jury and deposition services ($209.7 thousand ceiling, October 2022–September 2027).

Customer concentration is heavy with the Department of Justice. The U.S. Attorney's Offices accounts for 57 awards and $5.3 million in combined potential value, the Internal Revenue Service carries 55 awards valued at $98 thousand combined, and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission holds 50 awards worth $349 thousand. Across the top five customers by potential value, Veritext's footprint reaches $11.6 million (91% of total combined potential value), anchored by the National Labor Relations Board agreement ($5.5 million). The vendor serves 50 distinct customer agencies, but the concentration is pronounced: DOJ components (U.S. Attorney's Offices, Civil Rights Division, Executive Office for US Attorneys combined) represent the dominant portfolio, with IRS and EEOC rounding out the core set. The National Labor Relations Board, however, inverts the typical ranking — it places far fewer awards (3) but carries the single largest dollar ceiling — indicating high-value, multi-year standing contracts alongside numerous smaller purchase orders.

Veritext operates through five named IDIC vehicles (Contract Type: Indefinite Delivery Contract), led by IDC 15JA0519D00000213 with 8 task orders totaling $677 thousand, followed by IDC 15JA0522D00000073 with 5 task orders worth $401 thousand, and three additional vehicles each supporting 3 task orders. These vehicles are distributed across Department of Justice contracting offices and enable on-demand procurement of court reporting services across federal districts and regions.

Activity has remained relatively flat over recent years — 11 awards in 2022, 14 in 2023, 17 in 2024, 10 in 2025, and 2 in the first quarter of 2026 — with a modest recompete cliff: six awards (combined potential value $2.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The combined potential value across all 272 prime awards in the source stands at $12.7 million, with $7.4 million obligated (58% of potential). The award volume and dollar pattern reflects a vendor embedded in transactional, task-order-driven federal contracting rather than large, long-term integration into agency missions.

Service Contract Inventory data captures limited scope: three SCI records (all prime, no subcontractor engagement) spanning FY2022–FY2024, with $238 thousand invoiced in FY2024 against 0.5 FTEs at a derived hourly rate of $211.52/hr on the National Labor Relations Board contract. The SCI figures represent a narrow slice of Veritext's total federal work — SCI covers only service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods, products, and micro-purchases, which dominate Veritext's award count. The vendor performs 100% of prime work itself (0% subcontractor hours share in SCI records).

Veritext operates as a pure prime across its footprint: 271 of 272 awards are prime contracts or IDICs, with one sub-award to Leidos carrying a $3.2 million modification in March 2024 for goods and services. The company does not position itself as a subcontractor to other federal integrators and instead builds its own delivery organization. NAICS concentration is acute: 216 of 272 awards fall under Court Reporting and Stenotype Services (NAICS 561492), with 37 awards in All Other Legal Services. The PSC profile mirrors this — 180 awards carry the Support-Administrative court reporting code, 49 carry Support-Professional legal, and 17 carry Support-Administrative transcription.