NASA awarded a multiple-award GWAC to World Wide Technology LLC under the SEWP VI program on November 1, 2026, with a contract ceiling of $20 billion and an ultimate completion date of October 31, 2036. SEWP VI serves as a government-wide, one-stop acquisition vehicle for information technology product and service solutions available to federal agencies.
The contract carries no set-aside designation and operates on an unrestricted, full-and-open basis. Performance is nationwide and worldwide across the federal government. The base period and option structure extends through October 31, 2036.
SEWP VI procurement spans IT hardware, networking equipment, software licensing, infrastructure modernization, and related systems integration services. World Wide Technology's federal footprint includes 41,269 total awards with $662.4 billion in combined potential value across 708 distinct federal agencies, though only $11.51 billion is obligated. Primary customers by dollar value include Air Education and Training Command ($7.08 billion), Navy Information Warfare Systems Command ($2.46 billion), and Defense Information Systems Agency ($1.66 billion).
Recent task-order activity under World Wide Technology's GWAC portfolio demonstrates core capability delivery: a $15.6 million order to Air Force Space Systems Command for Gigamon enterprise license agreement support; a $9.665 million Air Combat Command order for assessment and implementation services; a $6.4 million Army order for PowerEdge R670 servers; and a $3.8 million Army Corps of Engineers order for Veritas NetBackup software and support. Recurring work includes Cisco networking renewals, Dell server hardware, Palo Alto firewall licensing, F5 load balancer support, and data center infrastructure.