Xpect Solutions LLC

Xpect Solutions LLC, doing business as Xpect Solutions Inc., a self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Fairfax, Virginia, operates predominantly as a prime contractor (76% of recent awards) delivering physical security infrastructure, access control systems, network engineering, and IT support services to federal civilian agencies under GSA Multiple Award Schedule and single-award blanket purchase agreements. The company competes in full-and-open markets with no specific SBA set-aside designation, though many recent prime awards carry total small business set-aside eligibility.

Xpect Solutions' federal footprint concentrates heavily in two capability domains. Physical security work—card reader installations, perimeter fence deployments, surveillance camera systems, and access control maintenance—anchors the largest customer relationship. The National Institutes of Health Construction holds 45 prime awards worth $42.3 million combined potential value, nearly all involving card reader installations, security equipment maintenance, badging operations, and facility infrastructure upgrades across the Bethesda and Poolesville campuses. Xpect holds a $31 million single-award total small business BPA with NIH Construction running through October 2028 under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule; recent 2025 and 2026 calls against this vehicle total $5.4 million for recurring security systems maintenance, door repair and restoration, and handheld TeleAris reader procurement. The second domain is network engineering and management operations. A $187 million total small business delivery order with the FBI Headquarters Division (awarded September 2023, ultimate completion September 2028) for network engineering and management operations (NEMO) services generated $24.9 million in invoiced labor in FY2025 across 103 FTEs and 214,059 contractor hours at a derived government-paid rate of $116.13 per hour, with BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services performing 32 percent of contractor hours as the primary subcontractor. That FBI engagement represents Xpect's largest single customer dollar commitment and accounts for $716.5 million of the company's $926.1 million combined potential value across all awards.

Customer concentration by dollar value is stark. The FBI Headquarters Division alone represents 77% of combined potential value across 19 awards, while the National Institutes of Health Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations (19 awards, $51 million) and NIH Construction (45 awards, $42.3 million) account for the next largest shares. These three customers anchor 92% of the company's $926.1 million combined potential value and represent 66% of award count. Across the 27 distinct federal agencies served, the Department of Health and Human Services and Department of Justice dominate; support for Executive Office for US Attorneys and US Attorney's Offices (17 and 15 awards respectively) suggests delivery of NIH-related security infrastructure work supporting DOJ tenant facilities.

Vehicle position centers on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, where Xpect holds 117 task orders worth $755.3 million combined potential value. A single-award $50 million BPA with the Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations (awarded August 2024, running through September 2026) procures security devices; a $72.9 million Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support IDIQ (awarded July 2022, completed June 2024) covered network infrastructure support services and generated 4 task orders. The company also holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (26 labor categories, rates $45–$212 per hour) with a $475 thousand ceiling awarded July 2023, covering IT professional services roles including program manager, network engineer, and software engineer without security-clearance requirements.

Activity has grown substantially. Awards per year increased from 8 in 2022 to 31 in 2025, with 24 awards recorded in the first nine months of 2026. Combined potential value obligated totals $153.2 million (17% of combined potential value), indicating much of the $926.1 million ceiling remains unexercised. Eleven awards worth $195 million combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating significant recompete exposure, particularly on the FBI NEMO delivery order and the large NIH security systems BPA calls.

Service Contract Inventory records spanning FY2022–FY2025 show invoiced prime revenue of $73.9 million ($3.9 million FY2022, $17 million FY2023, $23.7 million FY2024, $29.3 million FY2025), with FTE workforce on SCI-reportable contracts scaling from 31.1 in FY2022 to 98.5 in FY2025. Across SCI prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rate sits at $100.24, with the 90th percentile at $261.98, reflecting both technical labor and vehicle/gate barrier technician work. Subcontractors supply an average of 6 percent of contractor hours on Xpect's prime SCI contracts, with 14 named subs engaged; BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services is the dominant sub partner, performing general integration support labor and operations center services on FBI Maverick II and STOR 176 platforms. A secondary sub relationship surfaces on construction projects with 3D Envirologics (J-Wing renovations at NIH Building 10, including card readers per spec).

The company operates as a prime-dominant service provider with limited subcontracting of its own delivery; 76 percent of awards are prime awards, with 24 percent as subcontractor positions routed primarily through BAE Systems on FBI programs and through occasional construction primes (3D Envirologics, The Potomac Edison Co., Intellibridge) on NIH facility upgrades. Xpect's subsidiary Govdefender LLC appears in the corporate structure but carries no visible award footprint in the source data. Corporate registration in SAM.gov dates to 2004, establishing a two-decade track record.

As a complete IT solution provider Xpect can provide experts in several disciplines from Server and Systems Design and management to Network architecture design and administration to cable layout and planning.