Abba Technologies, Inc.

Abba Technologies, Inc., a Hispanic American-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Albuquerque, New Mexico, delivers IT hardware procurement and enterprise technology solutions to federal agencies as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards), with virtually all activity routed through the NASA-managed Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) government-wide acquisition contract.

Abba operates across three overlapping capability domains. The primary category is standardized IT hardware procurement — Dell, Cisco, Apple, and HPE equipment; networking infrastructure; UPS and power systems; and storage arrays — typically distributed to federal facilities under firm fixed-price delivery orders. A secondary capability is software licensing and maintenance renewal services, including products from Atlassian (Jira, Confluence), Omnissa (formerly VMware), Veeam, and Adobe. A tertiary area covers specialized IT infrastructure components and high-performance computing services. Recent representative work includes a $2.45 million delivery order from Air Force Space Command for an Air Force Technical Applications Center high-performance computing cluster replacement (March 2026, SEWP V); a $10.49 million firm fixed-price lease of HPC services to Naval Sea Systems Command through May 2030 (December 2024, SEWP V); a $1.17 billion delivery order for iPads and accessories to Air Combat Command (September 2024, SEWP V); and a $834.98 thousand renewal of Dell EMC warranty and support for the Department of Transportation's data storage and disaster recovery infrastructure (September 2025, SEWP V, total small business set-aside).

Customer concentration is moderate and defense-heavy. The top five customers by award count account for 24% of recent awards. Naval Sea Systems Command leads with 91 awards totaling $21.8 million combined potential value, followed by the U.S. Air Force (65 awards, $3.7 million), the Army (40 awards, $71 thousand), NASA Shared Services Center (36 awards, $2.1 million), and the Department of Interior (33 awards, $20.5 million). By potential value, the top five tilt slightly civilian: Naval Sea Systems Command ($21.8 million), the Interior's US Geological Survey Office of Acquisitions and Grants ($20.5 million), Air Education and Training Command ($13.2 million), Naval Information Warfare Systems Command ($6.7 million), and Air Force Space Command ($6 million). This split signals that while Abba wins numerous small awards across defense, its largest individual contracts have gone to civilian IT infrastructure priorities.

Abba's entire vehicle footprint is concentrated within SEWP V: 823 task orders totaling $179.8 million combined potential value. The company also holds an active GSA Multiple Award Schedule (82 task orders, $5.1 million), an Indefinite Delivery Contract (3 task orders, no dollar value in source), and minimal activity on Alliant II (2 task orders). SEWP V represents the vendor's sole material contracting channel for federal IT procurement.

Activity has been declining since peak years. The company received 193 awards in FY2023, 188 in FY2024, and 140 in FY2025 — suggesting either maturation of the award flow or increased competition on the SEWP V platform. Forty awards (combined potential value $33 million) complete within the next twenty-four months and represent immediate recompete exposure for Abba and opportunity for competitors.

Abba competes predominantly under total small business set-asides; across the award footprint, set-aside categories are characteristic of nearly all task orders. The vendor also wins open competitions without set-aside designation, reflecting acceptance as a qualified SEWP V contractor across civilian and defense agencies. Set-aside posture recurs consistently — Abba is a repeat awardee under SBA 8(a), WOSB, and HUBZone designations when those apply, but most recent work aligns with total small business set-aside language on SEWP V delivery orders.

Service Contract Inventory data captures only a narrow slice of Abba's federal activity. SCI-reportable invoicing totaled $1.6 million across FY2022–FY2024 (primarily FY2022 at $1.5 million), with minimal FY2024 activity ($30 thousand), reflecting the fact that Abba's model is goods procurement, not labor-intensive services. The SCI dataset shows roughly 0.1 FTEs in FY2022 and negligible headcount in subsequent years — consistent with a hardware distributor model rather than a staffing or consulting firm. On the rare SCI contracts, median government-paid rates ran around $1,687.50/hr, with a range from $637.50/hr to $2,737.50/hr, suggesting mixed labor components (help desk, technical support) rather than pure engineering. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subs performed approximately 11% of total hours, with one named subcontractor recorded. SCI data should not be mistaken for Abba's total federal revenue or footprint; it is a strict subset covering service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes the bulk of Abba's hardware and goods procurement work.

Abba's subcontracting footprint is minimal by count (27 sub-awards, 2% of recent awards) but strategically placed. Named primes include Mantech Advanced Systems International (ICON task order for Cisco switches, June 2026), Triad National Security (Los Alamos National Laboratory competitive procurement for software and IT equipment, multiple awards June–December 2025), Teksynap Corporation (Tenable security renewal, September 2025), and one unnamed sub on Portsmouth infrastructure support (February 2026). The vendor operates primarily as a prime contractor — it does not anchor its business to large integrators.

Abba Technologies was registered as a federal contractor in October 2001. The company specializes in standardized IT procurement and supply-chain delivery across SEWP V, positioning itself as a reliable source for Dell, Cisco, Apple, and HPE equipment to federal agencies nationwide. With a $2.5 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract and consistent SEWP V task order flow, Abba has built a repeatable model of modest-value, fast-turnaround delivery orders for hardware refresh, software renewal, and IT infrastructure modernization — work that aligns well with civilian and defense agencies seeking efficient procurement of commercial IT products without custom integration or significant labor components.

COMPUTER HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, NETWORKING EQUIP, AND PROFESSIONAL SERVICES. SPECIALIZING IN IT VIRTUALIZATION, SERVER CONSOLIDATION, STORAGE OPTIMIZATION, SECURE CLIENT COMPUTING, AND CONVERGED COMMUNICATIONS. SECURITY CLEARED PERSONNEL.