NASA ITPO awarded a GWAC to Trace Systems, Inc. with a $20 billion ceiling and ultimate completion date of October 31, 2036, as part of SEWP VI, a multiple-award vehicle that serves the federal government as an all-encompassing one-stop acquisition platform for information technology product and service solutions. The award was made on November 1, 2026.
SEWP VI operates on an unrestricted (no set-aside) basis and supports nationwide and international IT procurement across civilian and defense agencies. Trace Systems' footprint on SEWP VI complements its primary delivery-order activity under the Global Tactical Advanced Communication System II (GTACS II) IDIQ, where the company holds large program-management, field-support, and technical-services orders totaling hundreds of millions of dollars in potential value through 2027 and beyond. The vendor's federal customer base concentrates on Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Air Force components, with significant work distributed across cyber-command, naval-systems, and joint command-and-control programs.
Trace Systems, a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, specializes in enhanced mobile satellite services equipment, activation, repair, and tactical communications support. Recent task orders under related vehicles reflect a shift toward larger platform-engineering and program-management contracts, including a $63.7 million technical-support delivery order issued in April 2026 and a $379 million global field-support order for the Commercial Satellite Terminal Program. The company's federal invoiced revenue on service contracts above the $150,000 threshold declined from $30.8 million in FY2022 to $17 million in FY2024, reflecting completion of high-volume equipment-distribution cycles and transition toward consolidated larger awards.