NASA awarded a multiple-award Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) to FCN, Inc. under the SEWP VI program on November 1, 2026, with a $20 billion ceiling and performance through October 31, 2036. SEWP VI serves federal agencies governmentwide as a one-stop acquisition vehicle for information technology products and services.
This is a partial small business set-aside. FCN is a woman-owned small business headquartered in Rockville, Maryland, that specializes in enterprise IT product procurement, software licensing, hardware, and network infrastructure solutions.
Place of performance is nationwide across federal civilian, defense, and intelligence agencies. The contract covers NAICS categories including Other Computer Related Services, Computer Systems Design Services, Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers, and Telephone Apparatus Manufacturing—reflecting FCN's product-distribution and software-licensing footprint.
Recent task-order activity under SEWP VI and related vehicles demonstrates FCN's market reach: the company holds 8,208 task orders on the predecessor SEWP V valued at $7.22 billion in combined potential value, with orders spanning the Internal Revenue Service, Department of Veterans Affairs, Transportation Security Administration, and Defense Information Systems Agency for enterprise software licenses, identity and access management platforms, and IT infrastructure. On GSA Schedule, FCN maintains 2,483 task orders worth $3.93 billion potential value. Labor categories on schedule range from $67.77 per hour for computer specialists to $260.11 per hour for senior cloud architects, with no cleared positions offered. The SEWP VI GWAC establishes an all-encompassing federal IT procurement vehicle enabling customer agencies to order products and services from a multiple-award pool nationwide.