NASA awarded a multiple-award GWAC to Wildflower International, LTD., a woman-owned small business and HUBZone-certified firm, under SEWP VI with a $20 billion ceiling and an award date of November 1, 2026. SEWP VI is a government-wide one-stop acquisition vehicle for federal agencies to procure information technology products and services. The contract extends through October 31, 2036. This is a partial small business set-aside within a multiple-award pool.
Place of performance is nationwide. Wildflower, based in Santa Fe, New Mexico, operates primarily as an IT hardware reseller and procurement vehicle, sourcing Dell servers, Cisco and Juniper networking equipment, software licensing, and related infrastructure from manufacturers and delivering to federal customers. The vendor holds concurrent prime positions on SEWP V, ITES-3H, ITES-4H, FirstSource, and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, positioning it to compete for task orders across overlapping government-wide and agency-specific IT procurement vehicles. Wildflower's customer base spans 347 distinct federal agencies, with Department of Homeland Security components, the Army, and the Defense Health Agency anchoring recent delivery order activity under existing SEWP V and ITES vehicles. Recent SEWP V task orders include a $4.19 million Defense Information Systems Agency order for Dell servers, Cisco and Juniper networking, and cybersecurity tools, and a $13 million Defense Health Agency order for Juniper maintenance and enterprise software across five years. The vendor's business model emphasizes high-volume, lower-dollar-value commodity hardware orders with compressed margins; service delivery represents a minor revenue component relative to goods procurement.
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