NASA awarded a multiple-award GWAC to Sierra7, Inc., under the SEWP VI program on November 1, 2026, with a $20 billion ceiling and completion date of October 31, 2036. SEWP VI serves as a government-wide one-stop acquisition vehicle for information technology products and services across all federal agencies.
The contract is unrestricted (no set-aside). Place of performance is nationwide and worldwide as typical for government-wide IT procurement vehicles. Sierra7 is a service-disabled veteran-owned, minority-owned small business based in McLean, Virginia.
SEWP VI covers all categories of IT goods and services. The program is structured as a multiple-award vehicle, positioning Sierra7 alongside other awardees to compete for task orders across the federal government. Recent Sierra7 activity on its existing SEWP V predecessor includes 60 task orders totaling $191.3 million, spanning delivery orders with the Defense Health Agency, Air Force, Interior Department, and other civilian agencies for IT modernization, healthcare IT solutions, medical equipment procurement, and telehealth systems. Sierra7's SEWP V portfolio includes a $19.6 million optional hardware delivery order to the Air National Guard for remote patient monitoring systems and a $632 thousand five-year licensing agreement with a VA network for telesitter software.
Under its broader federal contract footprint, Sierra7 generates material volume on the VA's $60.7 billion T4NG2 IDIQ (enterprise IT solutions through October 2033) and holds positions on recent vehicles including the $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ and $999.999 billion OASIS+ Unrestricted GWAC. The company competes predominantly as a prime contractor across diverse federal customers, with medical coding services, enterprise IT modernization, and healthcare equipment procurement as core capability lines.