NASA awarded a multiple-award GWAC to Sterling Computers Corporation, a women-owned small business, for SEWP VI with a $20 billion ceiling and ultimate completion date of October 31, 2036, effective November 1, 2026. SEWP VI is a partial small-business set-aside vehicle providing the federal government with an all-encompassing one-stop acquisition vehicle for information technology product and service solutions across all civilian and defense agencies.
Place of performance is nationwide. The period of performance runs through October 31, 2036.
Sterling competes on SEWP VI alongside multiple awardees to deliver IT hardware procurement, software licensing, network infrastructure equipment, and infrastructure modernization services. The contract vehicles enable Sterling to execute hundreds of small task orders annually for desktop and laptop procurement, server refresh, networking equipment, software maintenance, and infrastructure components across federal customers. Recent representative task-order activity on NASA's broader SEWP platform (SEWP V, the predecessor vehicle on which Sterling holds 8,448 task orders) includes 425 Dell Pro Max 14 laptops to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing ($1.714 million, May 2026), Dell servers and networking gear to NASA Glenn Research Center ($189.5 thousand, July 2026), and a $1.567 million Dell equipment refresh for Kennedy Space Center (June 2026). Sterling also holds a NASA Dell Brand Name Compute and Storage Systems BPA established December 12, 2025, with a $235 million ceiling through July 1, 2030, from which the vendor has drawn multiple call orders for server maintenance, compute infrastructure, and storage systems refresh across NASA centers.