Agile Defense has won a potential five-year, $118 million contract from the Department of Homeland Security’s Citizenship and Immigration Services to support digital modernization efforts.
The latest contract award highlights the continued push to modernize digital services across government—one of the central themes at the 2026 Digital Transformation Summit happening this Wednesday, April 22. The event will also explore responsible adoption of artificial intelligence, mission engineering, and the use of enterprise and advanced technologies to address complex challenges. Don’t miss the chance to join these insightful discussions—reserve your seat now!
The company said Monday the Rapid Application and Product Integration Delivery, or RAPID, contract was awarded through the General Services Administration’s Multiple Award Schedule and supports the systems delivery division within the USCIS Office of Information Technology.
“Agile Defense is honored to be entrusted with building the next generation of myUSCIS in the AI era,” said Rick Wagner, CEO of Agile Defense and a 2026 Wash100 awardee. “We look forward to continuing to bring our advanced engineering practices to a platform that directly impacts millions of people navigating the immigration journey through RAPID.”
What Is the Scope of the USCIS RAPID Contract?
Under the RAPID dual-vendor contract, Agile Defense will provide modernization, security and performance enhancements for mission-critical systems as USCIS works to scale its digital services.
The company secured the award through a code challenge-based procurement process.
USCIS first announced plans to compete the RAPID contract in 2024.
The RAPID award builds on work previously performed by IntelliBridge, which Agile Defense acquired in 2025, under the SPEED program supporting USCIS systems.
What Is Agile Defense?
Agile Defense is a McLean, Virginia-based company that delivers digital transformation, cybersecurity, data analytics and AI platforms in support of national security and civilian missions. The company employs more than 1,500 personnel worldwide.
Agile Defense has expanded its digital infrastructure and AI capabilities through its IntelliBridge acquisition and partnerships, including its work with SecondFront Systems.
The company’s joint venture with DecisionPoint recently secured a position on the General Services Administration’s governmentwide acquisition contract.
