NASA SEWP VI (Space Exploration Workstation Partnership VI) awarded a multiple-award GWAC to CDO Technologies Inc., a Black American-owned small business, with a $20 billion ceiling and completion by October 31, 2036. This GWAC provides the federal government a one-stop acquisition vehicle for information technology product and service solutions across all civilian and defense agencies.
The award carries no set-aside category and operates as one of multiple awards under the SEWP VI program. Place of performance is nationwide and worldwide. The base period runs through October 2036 with options embedded within the ceiling.
SEWP VI addresses IT hardware, automatic identification technology, telecommunications, cybersecurity, and cloud services. The contract is an unrestricted full-and-open vehicle designed to streamline governmentwide access to commercial IT solutions without requiring vendors to navigate separate agency procurements. CDO competes on full-and-open GWACs and agency IDIQs without reliance on set-aside categories, reflecting its transition toward unrestricted competition as it scales.
Recent task-order activity under SEWP VI has not been separately detailed in available documentation. However, CDO's broader federal footprint shows heavy concentration in Department of the Air Force work (130 awards, $11.4 million combined potential value) and Navy operations, with delivery orders spanning automatic identification technology hardware, cybersecurity engineering support, network infrastructure services, and cloud hosting. The vendor holds concurrent seats on OASIS+ (both unrestricted and total small business), multiple Air Force infrastructure IDIQs, a $151 billion SHIELD IDIQ with Missile Defense Agency, and GSA MAS vehicles, positioning it to aggregate IT demand across the federal government through SEWP VI alongside these parent vehicles.