Apryse Software Corp.

Apryse Software Corp., a small disadvantaged business based in Denver, Colorado, supplies medical imaging software maintenance, document processing software licenses, and related support services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards), with competitive positioning across Veterans Affairs, the Department of State, and civilian IT buyers. Apryse is a for-profit corporate entity with a named subsidiary, Lead Technologies, Inc., and competes across full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designation on its recent awards.

Apryse's federal work centers on two complementary capability streams. The first and dominant stream is maintenance and support for MiPACS (Medical Imaging Picture Archiving and Communication System), a dental imaging platform that Apryse acquired as part of Lead Technologies in 2024. Recent MiPACS awards include a $280,382.65 maintenance and support contract with Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 covering six VA medical centers in Maryland, West Virginia, and Washington DC (awarded November 2025, completing November 2030); a $223,000 dental MiPACS service agreement with VISN 23 in Minnesota (July 2024, completing June 2029); and multiple smaller maintenance orders across VISN 6, VISN 8, VISN 16, and VISN 17 for preventative maintenance, corrective maintenance, software updates, security patching, and 24/7 technical support. The second stream is document processing and imaging software — ImageGear for .NET licenses for the State Department's HR IT systems ($22,509 awarded March 2026) and ActivePDF perpetual software and maintenance support for the U.S. Attorney's Offices ($44,567 awarded January 2025). Apryse also holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Veterans Integrated Service Network 1 (ceiling $106,500, awarded September 2023, completing August 2028) for MiPACS upgrades and on-site training across New England VA Medical Centers.

Customer concentration reflects Veterans Affairs dominance. The Department of Veterans Affairs accounts for the majority of award count, with VISN 5, VISN 6, VISN 8, VISN 16, and VISN 23 as named customers; however, the top-customer-by-potential-value ranking is anchored by a single State Department award for $4.4 million in ImageGear .NET licensing capacity (representing 78% of combined potential value across all awards). Combined potential value across all eighteen awards stands at $5.6 million, though obligated dollars total $7.8 million, indicating above-ceiling performance or scope expansion. Activity has accelerated in 2025 (nine awards) and into 2026 (four awards to date), up from one or two awards per year in prior years; two awards with combined potential value of $4.5 million face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore represent recompete exposure.

Apryse subcontracts as a minor component of its footprint — one sub-award under Leidos supporting the Indian Health Service Division of Oral Health for electronic dental records implementation (award date October 2025). The vendor's top parent vehicle is the Chief Information Officer Solutions and Partners 3 vehicle, under which one task order has been placed. Across its prime and sub work, Apryse's federal posture is characterized by direct relationships with VA medical center networks for specialized medical imaging maintenance and by opportunistic civilian-agency licensing and support contracts for document processing software, with no recurring set-aside or vehicle-based structure beyond the single VA VISN 1 BPA.