Eiden Systems Consulting: Corporate Record, Personnel, Federal Awards, and Other Transaction Activity
Scope and identification
Eiden Systems Consulting (ESC) is a privately held information-technology and mission-support contractor headquartered at 615 Woodbrook Drive, Suite B, Charlottesville, Virginia. The company’s current website describes its two service lines as Information Technology and Mission Support. Its IT work includes identity and access management, public-key infrastructure, software engineering, software-development lifecycle support, and database development and maintenance. Its mission-support work includes intelligence collection and analysis, identity intelligence, biometrics, counterproliferation, supply-chain risk management, digital forensics, program management, information operations, and training.[1] [2]
The legal entity in the federal recipient record is Eiden Systems Consulting, LLC; Eiden Systems Corporation is recorded as an alternate name. The entity’s Unique Entity Identifier is XHHNE8FGMCN5, its legacy DUNS number is 611375346, and its CAGE code is 071C3. USAspending classifies it as a small, veteran-owned, U.S.-owned, minority-owned Subchapter S corporation.[6]
| Corporate datum | Public record |
|---|---|
| Current public name | Eiden Systems Consulting |
| Federal legal name | Eiden Systems Consulting, LLC |
| Alternate federal name | Eiden Systems Corporation |
| Headquarters | Charlottesville, Virginia |
| Current street address | 615 Woodbrook Drive, Suite B, Charlottesville, VA 22901 |
| Founded | 1981 |
| Original name | Eiden Enterprises, Incorporated |
| Founder | Henry J. “Hank” Eiden |
| UEI | XHHNE8FGMCN5 |
| DUNS | 611375346 |
| CAGE | 071C3 |
| LinkedIn size band | 11–50 employees; 47 associated profiles displayed on July 10, 2026 |
| Revenue | No audited or company-reported revenue located; ZoomInfo estimates $7.1 million |
Henry J. “Hank” Eiden founded Eiden Enterprises, Incorporated in 1981 to provide computer consulting to government agencies in central Virginia. Eiden was a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel whose service included work as a C-130 Spectre gunship navigator, assignments at Electronic Systems Command, and service as Deputy Director of Information Systems at Offutt Air Force Base. By 2008, the business was operating as Eiden Systems Corporation and supporting the Department of Defense, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and private firms in the Charlottesville area.[3] [4]
The company’s public LinkedIn profile places it in the IT Services and IT Consulting industry, lists specialties in IT, operations, intelligence analysis, and training, and displays a company-size band of 11–50 employees. The page showed 47 associated profiles on July 10, 2026. Those figures are platform data, not an audited payroll count.[5] ZoomInfo’s employee directory places the company in a 51–200 band and estimates $7.1 million in annual revenue. Both figures are proprietary estimates that conflict with LinkedIn’s smaller band; no audited or company-reported revenue was located.[33]
Federal contract record
An official USAspending API query using UEI XHHNE8FGMCN5 returned 27 prime-contract award records for the period beginning October 1, 2007, including awards that started earlier but remained active during that period. The sum of the records’ current award values was $63,210,827.44. This is a portfolio sum of award-level values, not annual revenue and not a measure of cash received in one fiscal year.[6] [9]
| Awarding organization | Sum of current award values |
|---|---|
| Department of the Army | $31,973,370.38 |
| Defense Logistics Agency | $25,162,239.39 |
| GSA Federal Acquisition Service | $4,733,151.76 |
| Department of the Air Force | $1,039,127.00 |
| Department of Energy | $299,937.91 |
| Department of the Navy | $3,001.00 |
| Total | $63,210,827.44 |
The largest award record was Army contract W911W512C0006, valued at $31,973,370.38, for “DOMEX SERVICES.” The record covered September 7, 2012, through September 6, 2016; used NAICS 541690, Other Scientific and Technical Consulting Services; and used product service code R423, professional intelligence support.[10]
The Defense Logistics Agency accounted for multiple historical orders involving custom programming, systems integration, storage management, application support, Exchange administration, systems analysis, and contract/procurement/acquisition support. A 2010 GAO decision separately identifies Eiden Systems Corporation as the protester in a Defense Supply Center Richmond procurement for Oracle database and application-server technical support. GAO denied the protest.[8] [9]
| Selected public award | Current value | Period | Stated work |
|---|---|---|---|
| W911W512C0006 | $31,973,370.38 | 2012–2016 | DOMEX services; professional intelligence support |
| SP470308F0092 | $3,810,410.39 | 2008–2013 | Storage-management and Citrix technical support |
| SP470309F0077 | $2,518,682.51 | 2009–2013 | Systems-integration support |
| SP470313F5067 | $2,029,410.00 | 2013–2015 | Contract, procurement, and acquisition support |
| FA864920C0118 | $989,277.00 | 2020–2021 | “COVID-19 DIB MACHINE LEARNING” |
| 89303020PCR000002 | $299,937.91 | 2020–2021 | Direct SBIR/STTR Phase III support involving AI/ML, natural-language processing, and neural machine translation |
| N0017825F7304 | $500.00 | 2025–2029 | Minimum-guarantee task order associated with a SeaPort NxG multiple-award contract |
Eiden holds GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract 47QTCA20D000P. GSA lists Special Item Numbers 54151S for IT professional services, 541611 for management, financial, acquisition, grants, and business-program support, and OLM for order-level materials. The current option period ends October 8, 2029, and the ultimate contract end date is October 8, 2039. GSA lists Mike Green as the contractor contact.[7]
Official leadership and staff roster
Eiden’s current official team page identifies six people.[3]
| Person | Public Eiden role | Publicly documented background |
|---|---|---|
| Michael “Mike” Eiden | Chief Executive Officer | Joined the family business in 1984; assumed leadership in 2001; retained daily operational control through 2018; previously performed executive-management, controller, project-management, ERP-consulting, business-development, HR, and bookkeeping functions; B.S. in Commerce, University of Virginia. |
| Paul Johnston, Ph.D. | Chief Technology Officer | Joined Eiden in 2018; previously served as a senior technology analyst leading multidisciplinary teams supporting Army, DOD, and national-security science-and-technology work; B.S., University of Wisconsin–La Crosse; Ph.D., University of Virginia. |
| Michael “Mike” Green | Chief of Staff | More than 40 years in DOD, Intelligence Community, Defense Health Agency, and federal-health IT; retired U.S. Navy CIO and healthcare administrator; former government-contractor COO and vice president; MBA, New Hampshire College; B.S. in Healthcare Management, Southern Illinois University; executive training at Case Western Reserve University. |
| Guy Webster | Controller | More than 25 years of controller experience; graduate of the University of Virginia’s McIntire School of Commerce. |
| Leslie Eiden | Human Resources Manager and Facility Security Officer | Joined in September 1999 as technical recruiter and office manager; later assumed HR-manager and FSO duties; holds an HR-management certification. |
| Carrie Emerson | Talent Acquisition Specialist | Joined in 2015; recruits for IT and mission-support positions. |
Michael Green
Eiden’s official page lists Michael Green as Chief of Staff. A company LinkedIn announcement initially introduced him as Director of Operations and stated that he had more than 40 years of IT-program experience across DOD, the Intelligence Community, and federal healthcare, including more than 20 years in the Navy as a healthcare administrator and CIO.[3] [13]
Steel Point Solutions previously announced Green as its Chief Operating Officer. That announcement also states that he had served as a government-contractor COO and vice president of health information technology. Public sources reviewed did not name every company at which he held those executive roles.[14]
Green’s public LinkedIn record identifies him in the Washington, D.C.–Baltimore area and shows a Project Management Professional credential issued in May 2025 and a LinkedIn Learning certificate in AI governance issued in April 2025. The public profile extraction did not expose a complete employment chronology.[15] GSA’s official schedule record lists mgreen@eidensys.com as the contact for Eiden’s MAS contract, establishing a direct federal-contract-administration role for him.[7]
No public source collected for this profile explicitly connected Michael Green by name to a specific DEVCOM center, Naval Special Warfare, or U.S. Indo-Pacific Command.
Additional publicly associated personnel
The following people were publicly associated with Eiden through current self-reported LinkedIn profiles, Eiden announcements, organizational biographies, or public directories. “Current” means that a public profile or dated company announcement presented the relationship as current; it does not constitute payroll verification.
| Person | Public Eiden role or status | Documented background or program link |
|---|---|---|
| Mike Beidler, PMP, MS | Principal Consultant; publicly presented as supporting ASA(ALT) | Retired U.S. Navy commander; former civilian Deputy Director for International Affairs, Department of the Navy; public biographies describe work supporting the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics and Technology.[16] |
| Travis Richie | Principal Consultant | U.S. Naval Academy graduate; former Marine Corps AH-1 pilot. Public Eiden/Army posts place him in Army Technology Management Initiatives and Defense Manufacturing Conference activity involving Army ManTech, ASA(ALT), and DEVCOM personnel.[24] |
| Keith McGilvray | Principal Consultant; public profiles indicate a 2023 start | Former Marine Corps officer with light-armored reconnaissance, infantry-training, Marine Raider, and special-operations training assignments; previously supported OUSD(R&E); Eiden announced that he would support an Army customer.[25] |
| Eugene Holland | Technical Program Manager; joined in 2025 | Engineering and RDT&E program background including Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics, ECS, and Primer; Eiden’s announcement states that he would support a new Other Transaction agreement. His public professional profile lists work connected to CDAO, Department of the Navy, NAVAIR, Naval Special Warfare, OUSD(R&E), and AUKUS Pillar II.[27] |
| Rick English | Identity intelligence/biometrics analyst; also publicly described as cross-domain support for DIA | Former Air Force Special Operations Command intelligence analyst; public profiles connect the Eiden role to the Defense Intelligence Agency and biometrics.[26] |
| Tyreek Carter | Registration Authority Consultant; self-reported from February 2025 | Former Army network-communications specialist; prior identity-protection and information-security work; B.S. in Forensic Science and Technology; AWS Cloud Practitioner.[20] |
| Bryan Baskerville | Registration Authority Specialist; self-reported from March 2026 | Virginia Army National Guard IT, communications-security, and automation background; prior PKI certificate-processing and token-issuance work supporting the Defense Contract Management Agency.[17] |
| Ken Fischer | Senior Software Development Engineer; self-reported | Public LinkedIn record describes an earlier Eiden tenure from 1995 to 2005 as chief consultant/lead developer, followed by federal software work and a return to Eiden.[18] |
| Nancy Biniasz | Self-reported Chief Operating Officer | Public LinkedIn record reports an Eiden relationship beginning in 2001, including vice president for business solutions and COO duties. She is not listed on the current official team page.[19] |
| Donald Williams | Self-reported Senior Liaison Consultant since 2012 | Public profile provides limited additional details.[21] |
| Craig Schuping | Self-reported Senior Consultant since 2003 | Public profile describes Defense Logistics Agency Aviation Exchange messaging, disaster recovery, DISA STIG compliance, and migration support.[22] |
| Todd Gifford | Self-reported process manager/instructor and CELLEX instructor | Public profile identifies cellular-exploitation, DOMEX, and prior U.S. Army MASINT-course instruction.[23] |
| Gary Carnahan | Self-reported Senior Consultant | Public profile provides limited role and date details. |
Public-directory records requiring qualification
ZoomInfo’s directory also displayed the names Nikki Burkavage, Timothy Cann, Knox Slagle, Eric Hedges, Greg Floyd, Matthew Kiger, Erick Clavijo, David Mann, Douglas Forbes, Michael Miller, Gary Carnahan, and others.[33] The collected public record did not support treating every directory entry as a current employee.
| Directory name | Public-record status |
|---|---|
| Nikki Burkavage | Directory lists “Chief of Staff,” but Eiden’s current official page lists Mike Green; no corroborating current record was located. |
| Timothy Cann | Listed as an intelligence analyst; independent current-status confirmation was not collected. |
| Knox Slagle | Listed as programmer/analyst; no reliable identity or current-employment confirmation was located. |
| Eric Hedges | LinkedIn lists a senior database-administrator role beginning in 2012; current status was not independently confirmed. |
| Greg Floyd | Directory lists consultant; no corroborating current record was located. |
| Matthew David Kiger | Listed as an AWS developer; obituary records show that he died June 4, 2024, so the directory entry is historical or stale. |
| Erick Clavijo | Directory lists principal consultant; no corroborating current record was located. |
| David Mann | Directory lists senior account manager/federal solutions representative; current dates were not verified. |
| Douglas Forbes | Directory entry could not be reliably matched to a current Eiden employee and carries a namesake/stale-data risk. |
| Michael Miller | Directory lists consultant; Virginia records separately identify an S. Michael Miller as Eiden’s registered agent, not as an employee. |
Other Transaction management record
Under 10 U.S.C. § 4022, the Department of Defense may use Other Transactions for prototype projects when the statutory conditions are met. These agreements are not procurement contracts, grants, or cooperative agreements. DOD’s OT guidance addresses project definition, solicitation, agreement structure, payments, administration, modifications, and closeout.[28] [29]
The public record collected for Eiden contains one explicit company-level statement about current OT work: Eiden’s 2025 welcome announcement for technical program manager Eugene Holland states that he would support a new OTA contract.[27] Eiden’s GSA schedule also includes acquisition, grants-management, business-program, and project-management support, but a GSA schedule contract is a Federal Acquisition Regulation contract vehicle, not an Other Transaction.[7]
No public source collected in this research identified Eiden as a member or consortium manager for NSTXL, SOSSEC, Advanced Technology International, or another named OT consortium. The official websites for NSTXL, SOSSEC, and ATI describe organizations active in OT-consortium or collaborative R&D management; the collected record does not establish an Eiden affiliation with them.[30] [31] [32]
The public contract record contains several DLA awards whose descriptions use the string “IGF::OT::IGF.” In federal procurement data, that legacy FPDS marker is not evidence that the award was an Other Transaction. The underlying Eiden records are coded as procurement contracts or task orders.[9]
DEVCOM and Army connection
The official Eiden team biography for CTO Paul Johnston states that he previously led scientific and technical work for the Army, DOD, and national-security organizations.[3] Public personnel records further connect Eiden principal consultants to ASA(ALT), Army manufacturing-technology activity, and events involving DEVCOM personnel. Travis Richie appears in public Army ManTech and Defense Manufacturing Conference material connected to Army Technology Management Initiatives, ASA(ALT), and DEVCOM participation.[24] Mike Beidler is publicly described as an Eiden principal consultant supporting ASA(ALT).[16]
The collected sources did not identify one DEVCOM center—such as the C5ISR Center, Army Research Laboratory, Aviation & Missile Center, Ground Vehicle Systems Center, Chemical Biological Center, Armaments Center, or Soldier Center—as Eiden’s exclusive or primary DEVCOM customer. They also did not publicly assign Eiden’s OT-support work to one of those centers.
Naval Special Warfare and Indo-Pacific record
Eugene Holland’s public professional record lists experience connected to the Department of the Navy, NAVAIR, Naval Special Warfare, OUSD(R&E), and AUKUS Pillar II; Eiden’s 2025 announcement identifies him as a technical program manager supporting a new OTA contract.[27] Rick English’s record connects Eiden work to DIA and an Air Force Special Operations Command intelligence background, but not specifically to Naval Special Warfare.[26]
No public source collected for this profile established a direct Eiden corporate relationship with U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, its former PACOM designation, or a named INDOPACOM program. No public award record in the Eiden USAspending portfolio identified PACOM or INDOPACOM as the awarding or funding organization.[6] [9]
Competitive OT-management field
Publicly visible organizations in the OT-consortium-management field include NSTXL, SOSSEC, and Advanced Technology International.[30] [31] [32] Each operates independently of Eiden. No collected source established that Eiden owns, controls, manages, or is publicly listed as a member of any of those organizations or their consortia.
| Organization | Publicly stated role | Public Eiden relationship located |
|---|---|---|
| NSTXL | Manager of government-sponsored innovation and prototype consortia | None located |
| SOSSEC, Inc. | Consortium-management organization supporting government technology agreements | None located |
| Advanced Technology International | Manager of collaborative R&D consortia and prototype programs | None located |
| Eiden Systems Consulting | IT, mission support, program support, federal contracting, and one publicly announced new OTA-support assignment | No public evidence collected that it is itself an OT consortium manager |
References
- Eiden Systems Consulting. (n.d.). Eiden Systems Consulting. https://www.eidensys.com/
- Eiden Systems Consulting. (n.d.). Services. https://www.eidensys.com/services
- Eiden Systems Consulting. (n.d.). Meet our team. https://www.eidensys.com/team
- The Daily Progress. (2008, April 11–14). Henry J. “Hank” Eiden obituary. Legacy.com. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/deseretnews/name/henry-eiden-obituary?id=29432501
- LinkedIn. (2026). Eiden Systems Consulting. https://www.linkedin.com/company/eiden-systems-corp
- U.S. Department of the Treasury. (2026). Eiden Systems Consulting, LLC recipient profile. USAspending.gov. https://www.usaspending.gov/recipient/f54dbcc0-6166-55bc-2d04-f920d2b4e754-P/latest
- U.S. General Services Administration. (2026). Contractor information: Eiden Systems Consulting, LLC, contract 47QTCA20D000P. GSA eLibrary. https://www.gsaelibrary.gsa.gov/ElibMain/contractorInfo.do?contractNumber=47QTCA20D000P&contractorName=EIDEN%20SYSTEMS%20CONSULTING%2C%20LLC&executeQuery=YES
- U.S. Government Accountability Office. (2010, January 28). Eiden Systems Corporation, B-401997.2. https://www.gao.gov/products/b-401997.2
- U.S. Department of the Treasury. (2026). USAspending API: Spending by award. https://api.usaspending.gov/api/v2/search/spending_by_award/
- U.S. Department of the Treasury. (2026). Award W911W512C0006: DOMEX services. USAspending.gov. https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_W911W512C0006_9700_-NONE-_-NONE-
- U.S. Department of the Treasury. (2026). Award FA864920C0118: COVID-19 DIB machine learning. USAspending.gov. https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_FA864920C0118_9700_-NONE-_-NONE-
- U.S. Department of the Treasury. (2026). Award 89303020PCR000002. USAspending.gov. https://www.usaspending.gov/award/CONT_AWD_89303020PCR000002_8900_-NONE-_-NONE-
- Eiden Systems Consulting. (2025). Welcome Michael Green as Director of Operations [LinkedIn post]. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eiden-systems-corp_welcome-leadership-esc-activity-7349113322350227456-eeLq
- Steel Point Solutions. (n.d.). Steel Point welcomes Mr. Michael Green to our team. https://steelpoint-llc.com/steel-point-welcomes-mr-michael-green-to-our-team/
- Green, M. (2026). Michael Green [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-green-2ab7322
- Beidler, M. (2026). Mike Beidler, PMP, MS [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikebeidler
- Baskerville, B. (2026). Bryan Baskerville [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/bryan-baskerville-57424316
- Fischer, K. (2026). Ken Fischer [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-fischer-58680916
- Biniasz, N. (2026). Nancy Biniasz [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-biniasz-7aa6154
- Carter, T. (2026). Tyreek Carter [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyreek-carter-632764237
- Williams, D. (2026). Donald Williams [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/donald-williams-14a74018
- Schuping, C. (2026). Craig Schuping [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/craig-schuping
- Gifford, T. (2026). Todd Gifford [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/todd-gifford-47a27ba1
- U.S. Army ManTech. (2026). Army ManTech is dedicated to strengthening the defense industrial base [LinkedIn post]. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/asa-alt_army-mantech-is-dedicated-to-strengthening-activity-7458519837322067968-w9Vo
- Eiden Systems Consulting. (2023). Welcome Keith M. and Travis Richie [LinkedIn post]. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eiden-systems-corp_team-marine-activity-7080653519736725504-jADO
- English, R. (2026). Rick English [LinkedIn profile]. https://www.linkedin.com/in/rick-english-72363615a
- Eiden Systems Consulting. (2025). Welcome Eugene Holland [LinkedIn post]. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eiden-systems-corp_please-join-us-in-welcoming-eugene-holland-activity-7356660869998485504-Xf2i
- Office of the Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Sustainment. (2023). Other transactions guide. https://www.acq.osd.mil/asda/dpc/cp/policy/docs/guidebooks/TAB%20A1%20-%20DoD%20OT%20Guide%20JUL%202023_final.pdf
- 10 U.S.C. § 4022 (2026). https://uscode.house.gov/view.xhtml?req=granuleid:USC-prelim-title10-section4022&num=0&edition=prelim
- National Security Technology Accelerator. (n.d.). NSTXL. https://nstxl.org/
- SOSSEC, Inc. (n.d.). SOSSEC. https://sossecinc.com/
- Advanced Technology International. (n.d.). ATI. https://www.ati.org/
- ZoomInfo. (2026). Eiden Systems employee directory. https://www.zoominfo.com/pic/eiden-systems-corp/12566986
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