Integrity ISR wins OASIS+ contract spots in two small-business pools

Integrity ISR has been awarded spots on the GSA’s OASIS+ contract vehicle in both the Women-Owned Small Business and Small Business pools for the Intelligence Domain. The awards give the Virginia company access to compete for federal task orders tied to intelligence, cyber, space and mission-support work across the national security community.

Why it matters: - The OASIS+ awards open the door for Integrity ISR to compete for mission-critical federal work across intelligence, defense and civilian agencies. - The contract vehicle can speed access for agencies seeking specialized services in intelligence, cyber, space and mission support. - The awards also expand opportunities for a woman-owned small business in a federal procurement pool built for complex professional services.

What happened: - Integrity ISR was awarded positions under the General Services Administration’s One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus contract vehicle in both the Women-Owned Small Business and Small Business pools for the Intelligence Domain. - The announcement was made Oct. 29, 2026, from Williamsburg, Virginia. - The awards allow Integrity ISR to compete for task orders supporting the Intelligence Community, Department of Defense, combatant commands, military services and federal civilian agencies.

The details: - The OASIS+ Intelligence Domain covers intelligence analysis and production, all-source analysis, collection management and open-source intelligence. - The domain also includes indications and warning, targeting and mission planning, information environment and influence analysis, and cyber intelligence and cyber operations support. - Additional service areas include space intelligence and space domain awareness, ISR operations and fusion, knowledge management, data analytics and data visualization, and program and operations management. - The scope also includes intelligence training and workforce development, plus mission planning and decision support. - Integrity ISR said its personnel include former military intelligence professionals, ISR operators, analysts, cyber specialists, space operators and training experts. - The company said it has provided intelligence analysis support, ISR expertise, operational planning, cyber workforce development, collection management training, geospatial and intelligence education, space domain awareness instruction and mission-focused training. - Integrity ISR said its experience spans both mission execution and workforce development. - The company has also focused on mission areas where intelligence, cyber and space operations overlap, including advanced training, cyber range operations and intelligence-driven decision support.

Between the lines: - The OASIS+ award signals that Integrity ISR is trying to convert its domain expertise into broader access to federal buying opportunities. - Landing in both pools may improve the company’s competitiveness for set-aside work while giving agencies another small-business option for technical mission support. - The announcement leans on the company’s experience in contested and data-rich environments, a theme that reflects where federal demand is moving.

What's next: - Integrity ISR can now pursue task orders under OASIS+ as agencies issue requirements within the Intelligence Domain. - The company is positioning its services around intelligence, ISR, cyber, space, C4ISR, training and consulting work for defense, intelligence and federal civilian customers. - The federal government will use the IDIQ structure to streamline access to contractors across mission support domains.

The bottom line: - Integrity ISR has gained a new federal contracting pathway that could translate its intelligence and mission-support experience into more government work.