Bids that have to land, compliance that has to hold, systems that have to stay up. We pursue it, build it, run it, and sign for it. Four practices, one firm, one accountable team.
Founder-owned. Bootstrapped. Built from the inside of a government contract · by operators who have actually written, won, and delivered against SAM.gov.
Every product in the house is built and shipped by IT Custom Solution. No external CTO. No portfolio bets. Code we wrote.
Customer success, infrastructure, security, billing, support · operated under one roof. Customers benefit from shared muscle.
Winrove, OpsTicket, and OnboardIQ are separate products. A firm can buy one, or more than one, for the same contract. They do not share a login.
The bid pursued, won, and delivered: prime, sub, or your certified small-business teaming partner.
We pursue, win, and deliver. Solo, or alongside primes who need a certified small-business teaming partner.
AI adoption that survives contact with your operations: readiness assessment, implementation, and Fractional AI COO advisory.
Diagnosis, architecture, and operational advisory for SMB and mid-market firms. Methodology transfer, not stack transfer.
The phone answered, the endpoint restored, the posture held: handled for you, end to end.
Cybersecurity, cloud, managed IT, staffing, custom software: run for you on SLAs you can hand to auditors.
Software we build, own, and run · sold self-serve and used on our own engagements.
Winrove, OpsTicket and OnboardIQ live. And Alex Folzi, a consumer product we own outright · the software practice is not only federal.
Same firm across all four. Same certifications, same insurance, same operating discipline, same accountable team.
Risk assessment, NIST 800-171, CMMC readiness, and incident response · sized for the agency or prime that needs posture, not slide-decks. ITC does not run a standing 24/7 SOC.
Migration, FedRAMP-aligned architecture, multi-cloud operations, and hybrid environments. Built to ATO, not just to spec.
End-user support, endpoint management, and network operations. Coverage hours, staffing, and escalation paths are scoped per engagement. ITC does not advertise a standing cleared bench.
Cleared and uncleared technical staffing, fractional CIO/CTO, and program advisory for agencies and primes standing up new capability.
Read solicitations, build compliance matrices, draft compliant responses.
Real terminal assessments, rubric scoring, verified certificates. The bench for the next contract.
Eleven days from offer or award to Day 1 · including subcontractor and key-personnel packets.
IT skills assessment & recruiting CRM. Real terminals, rubric scoring, verified certificates.
Proposal automation & capture intelligence for federal bidders.
Eleven days from offer or award to Day 1, including subcontractor and key-personnel packets.
For small firms who write their own bids. Winrove ingests the RFP, extracts shall-statements, builds a compliance matrix, and drafts the technical narrative against your past performance library. A person still owns the submission.
Documents, signatures, I-9 with E-Verify, clearance prep, equipment, and system access. That includes subcontractor and key-personnel packets on awarded contracts. Audit packages compile on demand.
Multiple-choice quizzes do not tell you who can fix a misbehaving server at 2am. OpsTicket runs real terminal sessions. Scores are computed from a bounded five-dimension rubric against terminal evidence, not a model grade. Verified hash-anchored certificates. Free for candidates · Pro $49/mo ($39/mo annual). Workplace modules are an enterprise add-on scoped in a written quote, not part of Pro.
Every federal engagement starts as a solicitation document and ends as an audit trail. The middle · proposal, onboarding, delivery, support, compliance · is where every IT Custom Solution product lives.
We don't sell tools. We sell a workflow. The three products are separate systems. Buyers can use one or all. They do not share a login or a single data model today.
GSA, civilian agencies, and federal program offices delivering services to the public.
State CIO offices, agencies, and authorities running mission systems for residents.
Counties, cities, and special districts running 24/7 services without enterprise budgets.
Universities and research institutions · from CIO offices to research-computing teams.
DoD primes and intelligence-community contractors with cleared workflows and CMMC obligations.
Health districts, public hospitals, and federally-funded clinical-data programs.
The product family is built for two markets · federal contractors who live in SAM.gov, and small-business operators who live on cash flow. Both need software that respects how they actually work: paperwork-first for the contractor, mobile-first for the SMB owner.
One operating standard. Two markets. The same discipline that wins federal contracts also keeps small-business operators paid on time.
Additional federal, state, and municipal references · including details under existing non-disclosure · can be furnished to qualified prime contractors and contracting officers.
“We are a services firm and a software house, under one roof. We deliver the contract and ship the softwarethat runs it.”
Three separate products. Buyers can use one or all. They do not share a login or a single data model today. The operating discipline is the same firm behind each one.
§ Founder · MMXXVIWe're not actively hiring · but if you've shipped under a federal contract and want to build the software side of GovCon, write to us. The next role we open will be filled by someone who's already in the inbox.
Whether you're an agency standing up a new program, a prime trying to land CMMC by Q3, or a sub running on the margins · start a conversation.