NASA awarded a GWAC to Immixtechnology Inc. under SEWP VI, a multiple-award vehicle with a $20 billion ceiling, effective through October 31, 2036, as of November 1, 2026. SEWP VI is an unrestricted, government-wide acquisition vehicle designed to provide federal agencies with a single-source vehicle for information technology product and service solutions. Place of performance is government-wide across all federal civilian and defense agencies.
SEWP VI carries no set-aside restriction. Immixtechnology, a subsidiary of Fortune 500 Arrow Electronics Inc. and headquartered in McLean, Virginia, competes without socioeconomic status designations. The company specializes in commercial off-the-shelf software licenses, hardware, and cybersecurity products, with a core business model centered on enterprise software renewals, maintenance, and technical support services.
Immixtechnology's federal footprint spans 21,990 awards valued at $80.81 billion across 725 distinct customer agencies. The vendor's SCI-reportable service revenue totaled $37 million over FY2022–FY2024, with government-paid rates ranging from $132.75 per hour to $286.01 per hour (median $228.33 per hour). Naval enterprise customers dominate by volume, with Naval Sea Systems Command, Naval Air Systems Command, and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command collectively accounting for the largest award concentrations. By potential-value concentration, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command anchors $1.97 billion across 527 awards, while the Department of the Treasury's Internal Revenue Service ranks second at $1.02 billion.
Recent task-order activity reflects a stable ordering pattern across civilian and defense agencies for software licensing and IT infrastructure renewals, with 171 awards in 2025 and 227 in 2024, though 2026 activity to date shows a slower pace of 45 awards. Within the next twenty-four months, 109 awards reaching completion carry combined potential value of $98.7 million.