Veteran First Technologies, LLC

Veteran First Technologies, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Stafford, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor on federal staffing and IT professional services contracts, competing predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides across a $23 billion portfolio anchored by one indefinite-delivery vehicle. The company is a child entity of Mapps LLC, a veteran-owned and SDVOSB-certified limited liability partnership at the same address, and holds SBA certifications for both veteran ownership and service-disabled veteran ownership.

Veteran First Technologies' capability portfolio centers on temporary healthcare staffing, clinical support services, and IT professional services to federal agencies. The company's award footprint is heavily skewed toward VA delivery orders: 20 task orders under the Integrated Critical Staffing Program (ICSP), a $23 billion multiple-award IDIQ designated for SDVOSBs running through January 2034, account for $78.6 million in combined potential value. Representative ICSP delivery orders include a $39.2 million order for medical support assistants at the VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System (Aurora, CO, through September 2029 with two option years), a $7.26 million facility staffing order for Houston, TX (September 2028), a $6.57 million environmental cleaning and janitorial services order (New Orleans, through January 2030), a $5.5 million nursing and nursing support staff order (Montrose, NY, through August 2031), and a $4.6 million diagnostic radiology technologist order (Toms River, NJ, through September 2031). Physician specialty orders include $3.59 million for psychiatrist services (Memphis, through August 2030) and $2.46 million for urology physician services (North Dakota, through June 2029). Non-clinical staffing spans HVAC mechanics, pipefitters, electricians, and boiler plant operators. Outside the ICSP, the company holds a $8.54 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the Air Force District Washington (June 2024 through June 2029) for on-site IT support services to the Office of Studies and Analysis in the Secretariat of the Air Force (Vienna, VA), issued under GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) with no set-aside designation. Forest Service Job Corps awarded two MAS delivery orders in August 2026 totaling approximately $1 million for non-clinical support services at Job Corps centers in Stafford, Virginia and Anaconda, Montana.

Veteran First Technologies holds three parent vehicle positions. The ICSP IDIQ (20 task orders, $78.6 million combined potential value) anchors the portfolio. The company seats on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (3 task orders, $9.6 million combined potential value) under SIN 54151S for IT professional services, with a $4 million contract ceiling expiring June 1, 2028. The price list carries 53 labor categories spanning technical writers, systems administrators, security specialists, and cloud subject-matter experts at hourly rates from $44.47 to $296.22; education minimums range from high school to bachelor's degree, and no security-cleared positions are offered. A third vehicle, the OASIS+ SBA Certified Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business IDIQ (multiple-award MAC), was awarded September 30, 2024, with a five-year term through September 2029; no task orders have been placed against it as of the source date.

Customer concentration is extreme: the Department of Veterans Affairs accounts for the vast majority of awards and 100% of combined potential value across all customers. Within VA, the VA Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick holds three awards totaling $23 billion (the ICSP IDIQ and two subsidiary awards), while Veterans Integrated Service Networks 17, 19, 2, 9, 12, 20, 21, 23, and 7 collectively hold 15 delivery orders worth roughly $100 million. The Department of Agriculture Forest Service Job Corps holds 2 awards; the Department of the Air Force holds 1 award. The concentration reflects Veteran First Technologies' positioning as a staffing provider on the VA's primary emergency-staffing vehicle during a period of sustained VA hiring pressure.

Activity has grown sharply from 1 award in 2023 to 17 in 2026 (through late September). Seventeen awards completed or are completing within the next twenty-four months with a combined potential value of $11.9 million, representing recompete exposure across ICSP delivery orders and the MAS contract. The ICSP IDIQ itself runs through January 2034 and carries no near-term recompete pressure. Award history is dominated by temporary help services (21 awards) and computer systems design services (4 awards); the top two PSC categories are medical-managed healthcare and support-professional engineering/technical roles.