Federal IT & Cybersecurity Contracts — October 22, 2026

KYC Advisors LLC (Reston, VA) holds a $22,511,725 obligation from USCIS against an $82,909,800 ceiling, with $6,590,471 outlayed to date. The small business total set-aside structure limits competition to eligible small firms, so the award reflects set-aside eligibility rather than a dominant competitive position.

DynaNet Corporation (Elkridge, MD) received a time-and-materials NIH delivery order with $21,278,158 obligated against a $64,887,919 ceiling, with $4,134,410 outlayed. Full and open competition with no set-aside means the award depends on execution rather than preferential access.

Healthcare Management Solutions, LLC (Fairmont, WV) received a $23,072,715 CMS time-and-materials order against a $39,936,031 base-plus-options ceiling, with $10,107,638 outlayed (about 44%), the most advanced spend rate in this set. The award is a small business set-aside, so it does not indicate a sole-source or large-prime position.

All three awards are time-and-materials or hybrid pricing, which carries medium pricing risk per the data. Cost overruns or re-pricing could compress margins for KYC Advisors LLC, DynaNet Corporation, and Healthcare Management Solutions, LLC.

Available data contains no budget trend information for CMS, USCIS, or NIH IT acquisition, so whether future option funding will be appropriated cannot be determined. Continuing resolution risk applies to civilian agencies whose fiscal year ends September 30.

Each of the three contracts is held by a different small private firm with no identified public parent, so the set has no single-name concentration risk, though all three are small-business set-aside or small-business-favored awards dependent on continued eligibility.

KYC Advisors LLC's $82,909,800 USCIS ceiling leaves roughly $60 million in potential value unobligated, which would expand the contract if options are exercised and task orders are issued.

DynaNet Corporation's $64,887,919 NIH ceiling leaves about $43.6 million in unobligated potential value that could be realized through option exercise and additional task orders.

Three set-aside or small-business-favored awards, including KYC Advisors LLC's total small business set-aside and Healthcare Management Solutions, LLC's 8(a)/SDB designations, point to a continued federal pipeline for small disadvantaged firms in civilian IT services.

All three awards are civilian, spanning HHS (CMS and NIH) and DHS (USCIS), with combined obligations of $66,862,598 and no defense-related awards in the set. The work centers on application development, DevSecOps, and computer systems design support.

Two of three awards are small business total set-asides or small-business-restricted, and the third is full and open without set-aside, showing a pattern of set-aside-favored procurement in these civilian IT awards.

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