NASA awarded a GWAC to Rei Systems, Inc., a minority-owned small disadvantaged business, under the SEWP VI program with a $20 billion ceiling and an award date of November 1, 2026. SEWP VI is a multiple-award vehicle designed to provide the federal government with a comprehensive one-stop acquisition channel for information technology products and services across all agencies.
The contract runs through October 31, 2036, with no set-aside category applied. Place of performance spans the federal government governmentwide. The GWAC supports acquisition of IT product and service solutions across civilian and defense agencies without restriction to specific technology categories or NAICS codes, enabling broad ordering flexibility under FAR 16.505 procedures.
Rei Systems specializes in IT modernization, agile software development, application modernization, grants management platforms, data analytics, and IT consulting. The company has delivered extensive services to HHS (including Electronic Handbook Systems and grants management platforms), FDA (regulatory operations and compliance systems), NASA (SBIR/STTR program support and electronic reporting systems), and DHS (exercise outcomes and DevOps services). The company's federal contracting footprint includes multiple large-value IDIQs, BPAs, and Seaport-NXG and OASIS+ vehicles, positioning it to execute complex, multi-agency IT modernization mandates at scale.