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Omni Federal
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Omni Fed LLC
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Omni Federal is a private U.S. federal contractor founded in 2017 that delivers digital transformation, cybersecurity, data, automation, and AI mission software to the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and national security agencies. The company maintains a 13-product proprietary portfolio organized into Platform/Cloud (Blueprint, Immortal Jellyfish), AI and Data (ACDC, Megastar, Astoria), Cyber (RedHound, Opservation Deck, Digital Lantern), Digital Platforms (Digital University, SOT-X), Digital Experience (UEM, SABER), and Space (Sentry), with a stated emphasis on user-centric design and modular deployment that interoperates with federal cloud platforms such as Air Force Cloud One.

The underlying technology stack combines Kubernetes-based infrastructure, DevSecOps pipelines, containerized deployments, and a data-fabric architecture that integrates with system-of-record platforms including MyLearning, MilPDS/DCPDS, Army ATIS, and USSF Envision. AI capabilities span NLP, computer vision, predictive analytics, anomaly detection, generative AI (Megastar on Claude for Government and ChatGPT Gov), explainable neuro-inspired AI (Nara Logics Synaptic Intelligence Platform, acquired June 2026), and agentic AI for battle-management decision support, with secure RAG stacks and LLM governance tied to Zero Trust controls. Omni Federal holds CMMI Maturity Level 3 across all six domains — a certification held by fewer than two companies globally — alongside ISO 9001 and ISO 27001.

The business model is enterprise field sales into federal customers, with revenue generated primarily through multi-year government contracts awarded via competitive bidding, SBIR Phase 3 IDIQ vehicles, and Other Transaction authority (e.g., DIU). Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. Recurring and managed-services revenue streams arise from ongoing platform deployments such as Digital University (DoW-wide training readiness), Army ECMA (DevSecOps for 250+ product teams / 1,500+ developers), SABER (60+ concurrent basing actions), and a potential $427M DCSA NBIS cloud/DevSecOps contract. The company is privately held, backed by Madison Dearborn Partners (strategic investment June 2024), operates from seven U.S. offices, and completed the Nara Logics acquisition in June 2026 to deepen its AI Mission Platform.

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Omni Federal provides digital transformation, cybersecurity, data, and AI-powered mission software to the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and national security agencies, delivering a portfolio of 13 proprietary products across cyber, space, training, and command-and-control domains.

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Serves global market

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Keyword5 values
mission software solutions, federal government contracting, defense cybersecurity platforms, AI mission software, DevSecOps services
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4OCR, ICR & Intelligent Document Processing (IDP)
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5Document Creation & Office Suites
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NAICS code4 codes
  • Computer Systems Design and Related Services54151
  • Software Publishers51321
  • National Security928110
  • Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services51821
SIC code4 codes
  • Services-Prepackaged Software7372
  • Services-Computer Programming Services7371
  • Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design7373
  • Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc.7370
Product category
Defense Mission Software
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Revenue model2 records
1Federal Government Contracting
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Omni Federal generates revenue through direct contracts with U.S. Department of War (DoW), Intelligence Community (IC), and National Security agencies for mission software solutions, including SBIR Phase 3 IDIQ contract vehicles.

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2Software Solutions and Services
TypeManaged Services
Description

Revenue from delivering proprietary software platforms (RedHound, Digital University, etc.) and digital transformation services to defense and intelligence customers.

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Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
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1SBIR Phase 3 IDIQ Contract - Digital University
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Rapid requirement-to-award timelines through SBIR Phase 3 IDIQ contract vehicle enabling faster procurement for federal customers.

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1Omni Labs
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Innovation division focused on technology innovation, experimentation, and driving growth through product development

omnifederal.com
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Omni Federal designs, develops, and deploys proprietary mission-critical software platforms for the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and National Security agencies. Its portfolio spans 13 named products covering AI and data platforms (ACDC, Astoria, Megastar), cyber defense (RedHound, Opservation Deck, Digital Lantern), multi-domain command and control (Immortal Jellyfish), enterprise training (Digital University, SOT-X), space command and control (Sentry), infrastructure automation (Blueprint), and user experience/intelligence applications (UEM, SABER). The company also delivers digital transformation, DevSecOps, and managed services supporting software factory operations across the federal government.

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  • RedHound achieved DIU prototype validation and is now eligible for follow-on production contracts under OT authority
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Omni Federal offers a platform-plus-modules architecture delivering mission-critical software solutions for the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and national security agencies. The portfolio comprises 13 named products organized into six categories: Platform/Cloud solutions (Blueprint, Immortal Jellyfish); AI and Data platforms (ACDC, Megastar, Astoria); Cyber capabilities (RedHound, Opservation Deck, Digital Lantern); Digital Platforms (Digital University, SOT-X); Digital Experience/Applications (UEM, SABER); and Space systems (Sentry). These products are designed to interoperate—for example, Digital University connects to MyLearning via ACDC, and the Nara Logics acquisition (June 2026) integrates the Synaptic Intelligence Platform with Astoria and ACDC to form a complete data-to-decision pipeline. The suite emphasizes user-centric design, modular deployment, and integration with government cloud platforms including Air Force Cloud One.

Product and service13 records
1Blueprint
CategoryPlatform / Cloud Infrastructure Automation
Description

Next-generation infrastructure automation platform that streamlines deployment of cloud and on-premises environments using Terraform and OpenTofu modules wrapped around Terragrunt files, reducing setup times, improving cost efficiency, and enabling deployment without extensive DevOps expertise. For federal IT and mission system teams.

2Immortal Jellyfish
CategoryCommand and Control / Multi-Domain Operations
Description

Multi-Domain Command and Control (MDC2) ecosystem integrating and synchronizing planning and operations across air, space, and cyber domains with automated secure data ingest, cleansing, tagging, and dissemination. For defense multi-domain operations customers.

3Access Connect Data Connect (ACDC)
CategoryAI and Data Platform
Description

Enterprise API system providing a secure centralized data access layer to decentralized datasets on Air Force's Cloud One, enabling real-time data delivery across disparate mission systems while data owners manage access policies. For federal mission data integration.

4Megastar
CategoryAI and Data Platform / Generative AI
Description

Generative AI solution for government acquisitions that accelerates document creation, enhances collaboration, and optimizes compliance through AI-driven drafting, real-time data integration, and compliance monitoring. For defense acquisition teams.

5Astoria
CategoryAI and Data Platform / Metadata Management
Description

Metadata management solution that standardizes, catalogs, and prepares complex customer data assets through NLP-based entity extraction, auto-tagging, and enrichment for AI/ML training. For federal data and intelligence teams.

6RedHound
CategoryCyber Defense / Cyber Hunt Platform
Description

High-performance modular AI-enabled cyber hunt kit built on Kubernetes supporting Defensive Cyber Operations, SOCs, DFIR, NOCs, and Command and Control fusion across x86 and ARM architectures. For U.S. Cyber Command, DIU, and federal cyber operations customers.

7Opservation Deck
CategoryCyber Security Testing and Compliance
Description

Automated security testing platform that shifts security testing left through threat modeling, environment scanning, and integration of penetration testing into CI/CD pipelines. For defense agencies seeking improved application security posture.

8Digital Lantern
CategoryCyber Continuous Compliance / ATO Automation
Description

AI-driven continuous Authority to Operate (ATO) and automated security platform that transforms cybersecurity compliance into a continuous process through AI-powered risk and compliance scoring, XDR integration, automated POA&M, and vulnerability prediction. For federal agencies managing ATO lifecycles.

9Digital University (DU)
CategoryDigital Training Platform / Enterprise LMS
Description

Secure IL4 enterprise training and readiness platform that unifies learning content, mission-aligned pathways, and readiness insights, supporting the full training lifecycle from procurement and content management through delivery, student administration, compliance tracking, and certification. For DoW service members, civilians, and mission partners.

10SOT-X
CategoryDigital Training / Training Procurement
Description

Streamlined training acquisition platform providing a secure environment where vendors showcase offerings and warfighters discover and purchase mission-critical training through Direct Award procurement. For military training and readiness organizations.

11User Experience Monitoring (UEM)
CategoryDigital Experience / Application Monitoring
Description

User experience monitoring solution that enables organizations to understand end-user journeys, monitor, track, and report user data across quantitative and qualitative metrics from a centralized location, integrated with Cloud One. For federal application owners and program offices.

12SABER (Strategic Air and Space Basing Enterprise Repository)
CategoryDigital Experience / Mission Application
Description

Strategic Air and Space Basing Enterprise Repository providing a central source-of-truth for USAF's Strategic Basing Process, consolidating basing actions, documents, automated report creation, and stakeholder collaboration. For U.S. Air Force strategic basing teams.

13Sentry
CategorySpace Command and Control
Description

Space command and control suite including SentryC2 Platform for infrastructure automation and SentryConnect for intelligent resource management maintaining data flows from satellites and predicting ground contact windows. For U.S. Space Force and space mission operators.

Scale indicator4 records

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Partnership1 partner
Strategic tierMajorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-02
Description

Omni Federal acquired Nara Logics, a Boston-based AI company known for its Synaptic Intelligence Platform using neuro-inspired AI technologies. The acquisition integrates explainable AI capabilities into OMNI's portfolio, combining Nara Logics' AI platform with OMNI's zero-trust data solutions for trusted AI mission deployment across classified networks.

Recent move6 records

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Federal systems integrator offering digital engineering, cloud, and mission software across DoD and IC. Competes head-to-head with Omni on Air Force software factory, NGA, and intel-community task orders.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-tier federal IT services firm supporting Army, Air Force, and intel agencies on DevSecOps, cyber, and data platforms. Closely comparable scale and customer mix to Omni.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Federal IT engineering firm specializing in Azure/cloud, DevSecOps, and data platforms for DoD and civilian agencies. Direct peer on Cloud One and Air Force digital engineering task orders.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-tier federal IT contractor focused on DoD training, cyber, and software modernization — overlaps directly with Omni on Digital University and RedHound-style mission platforms.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large federal IT and consulting prime with extensive DoD/IC digital transformation work including DevSecOps, cyber, and AI. Comparable as a direct competitor on mission-software and SBIR-related procurements but at vastly greater scale.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Large defense and civilian IT prime with significant Air Force, intelligence, and digital modernization work. Overlaps with Omni on Cloud One, GEOINT, and DevSecOps procurements.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-size federal IT and cyber firm with strong DoD/IC presence; competes on intelligence software, C5ISR, and DevSecOps. Direct peer on IntelliBridge-style mission-software procurements.

8DarkHorse Tech (T-Rex Solutions)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-tier intel-community software and cyber firm with deep IC customer footprint (NGA, NRO, DIA). Comparable to Omni's intel-community GTM and software-factory model.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Federal IT and national-security specialist with deep intel-community and cyber footprint after ManTech merger. Direct overlap on cyber hunt, IT modernization, and SBIR programs.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Mid-tier federal digital services firm with AI/automation and C2 products for DoD/IC, including AI-driven surveillance and training platforms. Closely matches Omni's mission-tech stack and federal GTM.

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Omni Federal

Defense Mission Softwareomnifederal.com

Omni Federal provides digital transformation, cybersecurity, data, and AI-powered mission software to the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and national security agencies, delivering a portfolio of 13 proprietary products across cyber, space, training, and command-and-control domains.

What Omni Federal does

Omni Federal is a private U.S. federal contractor founded in 2017 that delivers digital transformation, cybersecurity, data, automation, and AI mission software to the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and national security agencies. The company maintains a 13-product proprietary portfolio organized into Platform/Cloud (Blueprint, Immortal Jellyfish), AI and Data (ACDC, Megastar, Astoria), Cyber (RedHound, Opservation Deck, Digital Lantern), Digital Platforms (Digital University, SOT-X), Digital Experience (UEM, SABER), and Space (Sentry), with a stated emphasis on user-centric design and modular deployment that interoperates with federal cloud platforms such as Air Force Cloud One.

The underlying technology stack combines Kubernetes-based infrastructure, DevSecOps pipelines, containerized deployments, and a data-fabric architecture that integrates with system-of-record platforms including MyLearning, MilPDS/DCPDS, Army ATIS, and USSF Envision. AI capabilities span NLP, computer vision, predictive analytics, anomaly detection, generative AI (Megastar on Claude for Government and ChatGPT Gov), explainable neuro-inspired AI (Nara Logics Synaptic Intelligence Platform, acquired June 2026), and agentic AI for battle-management decision support, with secure RAG stacks and LLM governance tied to Zero Trust controls. Omni Federal holds CMMI Maturity Level 3 across all six domains — a certification held by fewer than two companies globally — alongside ISO 9001 and ISO 27001.

The business model is enterprise field sales into federal customers, with revenue generated primarily through multi-year government contracts awarded via competitive bidding, SBIR Phase 3 IDIQ vehicles, and Other Transaction authority (e.g., DIU). Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. Recurring and managed-services revenue streams arise from ongoing platform deployments such as Digital University (DoW-wide training readiness), Army ECMA (DevSecOps for 250+ product teams / 1,500+ developers), SABER (60+ concurrent basing actions), and a potential $427M DCSA NBIS cloud/DevSecOps contract. The company is privately held, backed by Madison Dearborn Partners (strategic investment June 2024), operates from seven U.S. offices, and completed the Nara Logics acquisition in June 2026 to deepen its AI Mission Platform.

Omni Federal firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Omni Federal
Legal name
Omni Fed LLC
Website
https://omnifederal.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Omni Federal provides digital transformation, cybersecurity, data, and AI-powered mission software to the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and national security agencies, delivering a portfolio of 13 proprietary products across cyber, space, training, and command-and-control domains.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Omni Federal industry classification

Industry
Product category
Defense Mission Software
NAICS
Computer Systems Design and Related Services (54151), Software Publishers (51321), National Security (928110), Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services (51821)
SIC
Services-Prepackaged Software (7372), Services-Computer Programming Services (7371), Services-Computer Integrated Systems Design (7373), Services-Computer Programming, Data Processing, Etc. (7370)
akta.pro primary industry
Platform Engineering & Internal Developer Platforms (IDP) (BPAEAKAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
Data Security & Privacy Managed Services (DLP/Encryption) (BPAEADAL), Digital Experience Monitoring & Management (DEX/DEM, AIOps for EUC) (BPAEAIAF), OCR, ICR & Intelligent Document Processing (IDP) (BPAAAKAB), Document Creation & Office Suites (BPAMAMAD)

Keywords

  • Mission software solutions
  • Federal government contracting
  • Defense cybersecurity platforms
  • AI mission software
  • DevSecOps services

Where Omni Federal is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Washington
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices7 records

Markets served

Omni Federal business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Software
Cost components
Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Federal Government Contracting: Omni Federal generates revenue through direct contracts with U.S. Department of War (DoW), Intelligence Community (IC), and National Security agencies for mission software solutions, including SBIR Phase 3 IDIQ contract vehicles.
  2. Software Solutions and Services: Revenue from delivering proprietary software platforms (RedHound, Digital University, etc.) and digital transformation services to defense and intelligence customers.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractSBIR Phase 3 IDIQ Contract - Digital University

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels3 records

Omni Federal product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Omni Federal designs, develops, and deploys proprietary mission-critical software platforms for the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and National Security agencies. Its portfolio spans 13 named products covering AI and data platforms (ACDC, Astoria, Megastar), cyber defense (RedHound, Opservation Deck, Digital Lantern), multi-domain command and control (Immortal Jellyfish), enterprise training (Digital University, SOT-X), space command and control (Sentry), infrastructure automation (Blueprint), and user experience/intelligence applications (UEM, SABER). The company also delivers digital transformation, DevSecOps, and managed services supporting software factory operations across the federal government.

Product overview

Omni Federal offers a platform-plus-modules architecture delivering mission-critical software solutions for the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and national security agencies. The portfolio comprises 13 named products organized into six categories: Platform/Cloud solutions (Blueprint, Immortal Jellyfish); AI and Data platforms (ACDC, Megastar, Astoria); Cyber capabilities (RedHound, Opservation Deck, Digital Lantern); Digital Platforms (Digital University, SOT-X); Digital Experience/Applications (UEM, SABER); and Space systems (Sentry). These products are designed to interoperate—for example, Digital University connects to MyLearning via ACDC, and the Nara Logics acquisition (June 2026) integrates the Synaptic Intelligence Platform with Astoria and ACDC to form a complete data-to-decision pipeline. The suite emphasizes user-centric design, modular deployment, and integration with government cloud platforms including Air Force Cloud One.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Omni Labs: Innovation division focused on technology innovation, experimentation, and driving growth through product development
  • RedHound
  • Digital University (DU)
  • Astoria
  • megastar
  • ACDC
  • Blueprint
  • Immortal Jellyfish
  • SOT-X
  • Digital Lantern
  • Opservation Deck
  • SABER
  • Sentry
  • User Experience Monitoring (UEM)

Products and services

  • Blueprint Next-generation infrastructure automation platform that streamlines deployment of cloud and on-premises environments using Terraform and OpenTofu modules wrapped around Terragrunt files, reducing setup times, improving cost efficiency, and enabling deployment without extensive DevOps expertise. For federal IT and mission system teams.
  • Immortal Jellyfish Multi-Domain Command and Control (MDC2) ecosystem integrating and synchronizing planning and operations across air, space, and cyber domains with automated secure data ingest, cleansing, tagging, and dissemination. For defense multi-domain operations customers.
  • Access Connect Data Connect (ACDC) Enterprise API system providing a secure centralized data access layer to decentralized datasets on Air Force's Cloud One, enabling real-time data delivery across disparate mission systems while data owners manage access policies. For federal mission data integration.
  • Megastar Generative AI solution for government acquisitions that accelerates document creation, enhances collaboration, and optimizes compliance through AI-driven drafting, real-time data integration, and compliance monitoring. For defense acquisition teams.
  • Astoria Metadata management solution that standardizes, catalogs, and prepares complex customer data assets through NLP-based entity extraction, auto-tagging, and enrichment for AI/ML training. For federal data and intelligence teams.
  • RedHound High-performance modular AI-enabled cyber hunt kit built on Kubernetes supporting Defensive Cyber Operations, SOCs, DFIR, NOCs, and Command and Control fusion across x86 and ARM architectures. For U.S. Cyber Command, DIU, and federal cyber operations customers.
  • Opservation Deck Automated security testing platform that shifts security testing left through threat modeling, environment scanning, and integration of penetration testing into CI/CD pipelines. For defense agencies seeking improved application security posture.
  • Digital Lantern AI-driven continuous Authority to Operate (ATO) and automated security platform that transforms cybersecurity compliance into a continuous process through AI-powered risk and compliance scoring, XDR integration, automated POA&M, and vulnerability prediction. For federal agencies managing ATO lifecycles.
  • Digital University (DU) Secure IL4 enterprise training and readiness platform that unifies learning content, mission-aligned pathways, and readiness insights, supporting the full training lifecycle from procurement and content management through delivery, student administration, compliance tracking, and certification. For DoW service members, civilians, and mission partners.
  • SOT-X Streamlined training acquisition platform providing a secure environment where vendors showcase offerings and warfighters discover and purchase mission-critical training through Direct Award procurement. For military training and readiness organizations.
  • User Experience Monitoring (UEM) User experience monitoring solution that enables organizations to understand end-user journeys, monitor, track, and report user data across quantitative and qualitative metrics from a centralized location, integrated with Cloud One. For federal application owners and program offices.
  • SABER (Strategic Air and Space Basing Enterprise Repository) Strategic Air and Space Basing Enterprise Repository providing a central source-of-truth for USAF's Strategic Basing Process, consolidating basing actions, documents, automated report creation, and stakeholder collaboration. For U.S. Air Force strategic basing teams.
  • Sentry Space command and control suite including SentryC2 Platform for infrastructure automation and SentryConnect for intelligent resource management maintaining data flows from satellites and predicting ground contact windows. For U.S. Space Force and space mission operators.

Quantifiable outcome

  • RedHound achieved DIU prototype validation and is now eligible for follow-on production contracts under OT authority
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use Omni Federal

Customer profile

Named customers11 records

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Omni Federal technology and API

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AI maturity

App detail

Integration6 records

AI capability14 records

Feature9 records

Omni Federal partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

  • Nara LogicsmajorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 2 June 2026Omni Federal acquired Nara Logics, a Boston-based AI company known for its Synaptic Intelligence Platform using neuro-inspired AI technologies. The acquisition integrates explainable AI capabilities into OMNI's portfolio, combining Nara Logics' AI platform with OMNI's zero-trust data solutions for trusted AI mission deployment across classified networks.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Omni Federal competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • SAIC: Federal systems integrator offering digital engineering, cloud, and mission software across DoD and IC. Competes head-to-head with Omni on Air Force software factory, NGA, and intel-community task orders.
  • Booz Allen Hamilton: Large federal IT and consulting prime with extensive DoD/IC digital transformation work including DevSecOps, cyber, and AI. Comparable as a direct competitor on mission-software and SBIR-related procurements but at vastly greater scale.
  • Leidos: Large defense and civilian IT prime with significant Air Force, intelligence, and digital modernization work. Overlaps with Omni on Cloud One, GEOINT, and DevSecOps procurements.
  • CACI International: Federal IT and national-security specialist with deep intel-community and cyber footprint after ManTech merger. Direct overlap on cyber hunt, IT modernization, and SBIR programs.

Direct peers

  • Sev1Tech: Mid-tier federal IT services firm supporting Army, Air Force, and intel agencies on DevSecOps, cyber, and data platforms. Closely comparable scale and customer mix to Omni.
  • Applied Information Sciences (AIS): Federal IT engineering firm specializing in Azure/cloud, DevSecOps, and data platforms for DoD and civilian agencies. Direct peer on Cloud One and Air Force digital engineering task orders.
  • By Light Professional IT Services: Mid-tier federal IT contractor focused on DoD training, cyber, and software modernization — overlaps directly with Omni on Digital University and RedHound-style mission platforms.
  • ManTech (now part of CACI): Mid-size federal IT and cyber firm with strong DoD/IC presence; competes on intelligence software, C5ISR, and DevSecOps. Direct peer on IntelliBridge-style mission-software procurements.
  • DarkHorse Tech (T-Rex Solutions): Mid-tier intel-community software and cyber firm with deep IC customer footprint (NGA, NRO, DIA). Comparable to Omni's intel-community GTM and software-factory model.
  • MetroStar Systems: Mid-tier federal digital services firm with AI/automation and C2 products for DoD/IC, including AI-driven surveillance and training platforms. Closely matches Omni's mission-tech stack and federal GTM.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

Omni Federal social profiles

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Omni Federal compliance and trust

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Compliance3 records

Omni Federal financial estimates

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Omni Federal leadership team

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Profiles4 records

Omni Federal subsidiaries and ownership

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Subsidiaries1 record

Omni Federal funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds1 record

Investors1 record

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Omni Federal M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A1 record

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Omni Federal

What does Omni Federal do?

Omni Federal designs, develops, and deploys proprietary mission-critical software platforms for the U.S. Department of War, Intelligence Community, and National Security agencies. Its portfolio spans 13 named products covering AI and data platforms (ACDC, Astoria, Megastar), cyber defense (RedHound, Opservation Deck, Digital Lantern), multi-domain command and control (Immortal Jellyfish), enterprise training (Digital University, SOT-X), space command and control (Sentry), infrastructure automation (Blueprint), and user experience/intelligence applications (UEM, SABER). The company also delivers digital transformation, DevSecOps, and managed services supporting software factory operations across the federal government.

Is Omni Federal a public or private company?

Omni Federal is a private company. It is classified as private equity controlled and is currently operating.

When was Omni Federal founded?

Omni Federal was founded in 2017. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Omni Federal based?

Omni Federal is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Omni Federal make money?

Two revenue lines are on record. Federal Government Contracting is the primary driver. The others are software Solutions and Services.

Who are Omni Federal's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are SAIC, Booz Allen Hamilton, Leidos and CACI International. Direct peers are Sev1Tech, Applied Information Sciences (AIS), By Light Professional IT Services, ManTech (now part of CACI), DarkHorse Tech (T-Rex Solutions) and MetroStar Systems.

Does Omni Federal have an API?

No public API is recorded for Omni Federal.

What industry is Omni Federal in?

Omni Federal's product category is Defense Mission Software. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAEAKAC, Platform Engineering & Internal Developer Platforms (IDP), with a secondary code of BPAEADAL, Data Security & Privacy Managed Services (DLP/Encryption). Its NAICS code is 54151 and its SIC code is 7372.

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PR NewswireOMNI Names Industry Veteran Steve Hamric as Chief Financial OfficerOMNI appointed Steve Hamric as Chief Financial Officer, joining its executive leadership team. Hamric brings over 30 years of experience in aerospace, defense, and IT, including leading financial growth strategies for major contractors. He will oversee financial oversight and compliance to support OMNI's mission-critical capabilities.PR NewswireSOT-X Transforms Training Management and Procurement for the SOF CommunityOMNI launched SOT-X, a secure training marketplace for U.S. Special Operations Forces, under a three-year contract with a $5 million ceiling. The platform streamlines procurement and discovery of vetted training providers, reducing administrative burden. It aims to accelerate access to mission-critical training across SOF units.Washington TechnologyCyber blind spots: The war room needs constant data, not a daily scorecardDOD's event-centric cyber monitoring architecture is too slow for modern threats, which move from weeks to days. A data fabric architecture separates storage from computation, enabling real-time analysis and predictive analytics. The article urges integrating data fabric into new programs and acquisitions.PR NewswireDIU Validated the Cyber Hunt Mission. OMNI Built Everything that Came Next - RedHound.OMNI Federal announced that its Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) prototype evaluation for the RedHound Joint Cyber Hunt Kit was successfully completed. The DIU confirmed that RedHound is now eligible for awardable follow-on production contracts under Other Transaction authority, validating its capability to operate without external connectivity. This milestone marks a transition from prototype to potential operational deployment for U.S. Department of War cyber missions.Venture Capital Access OnlineOmni Federal Receives Strategic Investment from Madison Dearborn PartnersMadison Dearborn Partners announced a strategic investment in Omni Federal, a software solutions provider serving the U.S. Department of Defense and Intelligence Community. The funding is intended to support Omni Federal's growth, modernization of legacy systems, and potential acquisition opportunities within the government technology sector.PR NewswireAquia Inc. to Support the Department of Defense's Platform One Party Bus Team as Subcontractor to Omni FederalAquia Inc., a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, has been awarded a subcontract from Omni Federal to support the Department of Defense's Platform One Party Bus program over a 3-year period. As a subcontractor, Aquia will provide DevSecOps expertise to help mission application teams achieve a continuous authority to operate (cATO) on a fully managed platform as a service. The work will enable the DoD and industry partners to efficiently develop and deploy secure cloud-native software using Platform One's pipeline security tools.PR NewswireOmni Federal Wins Five Year $81M Air Force Kessel Run EnDOR ContractOmni Federal has been awarded a five-year Enterprise Developer/Designer Operational Requirement (EnDOR) contract by Air Force Kessel Run, valued at $81.4 million including all options. Under the contract, Omni Federal will provide UX design, software engineering, architecture, development, and subject matter expertise to collaborate with Kessel Run and deliver software to the warfighter across multiple organizations including Operational Command and Control, All Domain Common Platform, Targeting & GEOINT, CTO Group, and Security. The company brings experience from other software factory efforts including BESPIN, LevelUP, Black Label, and Army Software Factory.