Who we are

Oddball delivers digital modernization for the U.S. federal government, blending customer experience, DevSecOps, and agile delivery on the systems millions of Americans depend on. We are a team of passionate people committed to making a meaningful impact, and the federal government is our only customer.

Our story

Travis Sorensen and Rob Wilkinson founded Oddball in 2015 to bring private-sector digital services practices to federal agencies. Starting with work at VA and CMS, Oddball grew from a small team into a company delivering human-centered design, agile software development, and DevSecOps across six federal agencies.

A founding member of the Digital Services Coalition, Oddball built its reputation on outcomes: 13 Authorities to Operate, four FedHealthIT Innovation Awards, and programs serving millions of Veterans and Medicare beneficiaries.

Today Oddball is roughly 350 people and over $100M in annual revenue: the same delivery culture we started with, now with the horsepower for large, complex contracts.

Our Way

How we work with every client and how we put it all together.

The Oddball Way

Join Oddball

Come be odd with us: our values, how we hire, and open roles.

Careers

What we Learned

What we’re learning while we build, plus contract awards, recognition, and press.

Blog

Reach out

Real people read every message, usually within a business day.

Contact

Who we are today

Size

Approximately 350 employees nationwide, remote first, headquartered in Arlington, Virginia, with over $100M in annual revenue.

Status

A large business (other than small) serving federal health, civil, and defense agencies: VA, CMS, SEC, USAF, and DHA.

Work with us through the vehicles below.

Held by Oddball, Inc.

GSA MAS GS-35F-666GAIT Professional Services (SIN 54151S) Health IT Services (SIN 54151HEAL) Cloud and Cloud-Related IT Professional Services (SIN 518210C)
CMS ACME BPA75FCMC23A0008
SEC Digital Services BPA50310223A0005
HHS OG SWIFT BPA75P00124A00013
USAF ABMS IDIQFA861220D0058
MDA SHIELD IDIQHQ085926DE695
OPM Digital Services BPA24322623A0004
DoD TradewindsSolutions Marketplace
SBIR Phase III authoritySole-source Phase III awards deriving from completed Phase I/II work: USAF Kinderspot 47QFRA21C0007 · USAF BIZINT FA701421D0015 · USAF BES BEAM FA877124C0006 · VA MFSIMH 36C10B24C0059

Held by Oddcore JV, LLC, our SBA-approved Mentor-Protégé Joint Venture with Wilcore Technologies, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. Oddcore task orders are staffed by Oddball and Wilcore teams working to one standard.

VA SPRUCE IDIQ36C10B25D0007
GSA MAS (IT Category)47QTCA26D002X

Certified to ISO 9001, ISO 20000-1, and ISO 27001, and appraised at CMMI Level 3.

We partner where it strengthens the mission and stand alone where we differentiate.

One standard applies either way: whatever the tool or platform, the work has to be right for the mission and prove itself in production.

Amazon Web Services

AWS Advanced Tier Services Partner, with access to AWS Professional Services for surge support on client programs.

Leadership

Rob Silverman

Unofficial mayor of Baltimore. Coach’s coach. Sports junkie. Math nerd. Kevin Bacon-level industry connections. Willy Wonka meets Braveheart. U2 fanboy.

Josh Lynch

Wannabe redneck, martial artist and poker player; disguised as a CFO. Finance and Accounting nerd. Husband to a loving wife and father of two sometimes loving children. Still enjoy Punk Rock and 80’s/90’s Rap (they said it was just a phase)

Luke Lambert

Recruiting by day, adventurer by night – proud husband and father, lover of all things active, video games and food!

Rob Wilkinson

Industry pro. DC Explorer. Banjo Player. A recovering manbunner and consummate hipster who’ll write code until the day he dies… or at least until the next burning man.

Tony Meyer

A full-time dad who’s part rock and roll enthusiast, part sports fanatic, and perpetually stuck in a never-ending gap year. The only thing he loves more than playing the air guitar is closing deals!

Board

Grant Hundley

Aditya Bhasin

Marybeth Wootton

Travis Sorensen