Veterans Technology Services 2 (VETS 2)

GSA Federal Acquisition Service established Veterans Technology Services 2 (VETS 2), an SDVOSB-set-aside Master GWAC for IT services including data management, information and communications technology, IT operations and maintenance, IT security, software development, and systems design, on February 23, 2018, with a shared ceiling of $5 billion and a final ordering date of February 22, 2023. The vehicle is now closed to new orders; the last task order awarded was April 15, 2026.

The vehicle succeeded Veterans Technology Services, awarded in 2007. Despite closure to new ordering three years ago, task-order activity remains steady: 265 total orders have been issued, with 7 awarded in 2026 through mid-April. The combined potential value of all task orders stands at $4.8 billion, with $2.43 billion obligated (51% of potential). Orders per year have declined from 35 in 2022 to just 7 year-to-date in 2026, reflecting the vehicle's maturation and the absence of new competitive opportunities.

The SDVOSB set-aside dominates the portfolio: 140 orders (53%) carry SDVOSB designation, while 110 orders (42%) are unrestricted, 8 orders (3%) are Total Small Business, and 6 orders (2%) are SDVOSB sole-source awards. One Woman-Owned Small Business sole-source order exists in the portfolio.

Competition among primes is moderately concentrated. Innovative Management Concepts, Inc. leads with 15 orders worth $676.8 million combined potential value; Epsilon Inc. follows with 14 orders worth $583.7 million; and Interactive Process Technology, LLC holds 5 orders worth $490.2 million. Together, the top five primes by potential value capture 48% of combined potential value. Applica Solutions, Inc., Decisionpoint Corporation, Strategic Operational Solutions Inc., and Logistics Systems Incorporated round out a broader tier, with 52 distinct primes awarded overall.

Customer concentration is pronounced. The Internal Revenue Service dominates with 50 orders worth $279.4 million combined potential value, capturing one-fifth of all task-order activity. The U.S. Coast Guard ranks second with 14 orders ($170.2 million), followed by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (9 orders, $162.2 million). Treasury, Homeland Security, Commerce, and Defense agencies account for the majority of ordering.

Recent task orders reflect defense and civilian IT modernization: orders include Defensive Cyber Realization, Integration and Operational Support (DCRIOS II) ceilings reaching $61.9 million; an Army National Guard Network Enterprise Center order with potential value of $130.9 million; and an IRS Benefits Appeals and Memorial Program Management Office task order with ceiling of $154.9 million. A large unrestricted order for infrastructure install, move, add, and change (I2MAC) carries a ceiling of $256.8 million and obligated funds of $55.4 million. Task-order durations typically extend three to five years, with pricing models split between firm fixed price and time-and-materials arrangements.

The vehicle serves federal agencies across civilian and defense portfolios, with no geographic restriction on place of performance.

VETS 2 is an SDVOSB Master GWAC for new or emerging IT services. IT services within scope include: Data Management, Information and Communications Technology, IT Operations and Maintenance, IT Security, Software Development, and Systems Design.