Bitscopic Inc.

Bitscopic Inc., a minority-owned technology company based in Seattle, Washington, develops and licenses healthcare analytics, genetic sequencing, and clinical decision-support software to the Department of Veterans Affairs as a prime contractor (100% of awards) across multiple delivery channels, with recent entry into the NASA SEWP VI government-wide acquisition contract.

Bitscopic's customer concentration is extremely narrow and dominated by VA organizational units. The top five customers account for 98% of recent awards by count, with the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 (VISN 21) anchoring the footprint at 34 awards and $32.7 million in combined potential value, followed by the VA Technology Acquisition Center Austin (12 awards, $22.1 million), VISN 8 (3 awards, $1.4 million), and smaller activity across VISN 7 and GSA Federal Acquisition Service. However, the potential-value ranking reveals a structural shift: NASA's November 1, 2026 award of a SEWP VI Total Small Business GWAC (ceiling $20 billion, through October 31, 2036) now represents 99.5% of Bitscopic's combined potential value, though zero task orders have been placed against it to date. The $20 billion ceiling reflects a multiple-award vehicle for information technology solutions, communication, and audio-visual capabilities available governmentwide to all federal agencies. Bitscopic's VA work, by contrast, is concentrated in two channels — the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (20 task orders, $29.7 million) and direct purchase orders and delivery orders from VISN 21 and the VA Technology Acquisition Center.

Bitscopic's capability portfolio centers on healthcare-focused software and analytics. Named work includes a $4.8 million delivery order for the Praedico Healthcare Analytics Platform Platinum Edition (VISN 21, August 2025, MAS vehicle), a $3.98 million delivery order for PraediGene Bronze Edition genetic sequencing software licenses (VA Technology Acquisition Center, June 2024, MAS, exercising option period two), a $5.3 million definitive contract for the CIS/ARK Analytics/Decision Support Solution supporting surgical and critical-care data management (VA Technology Acquisition Center, August 2022, Total Small Business set-aside), a $3.13 million purchase order for biorespository software (VISN 21, June 2023), and a $1.6 million purchase order for the Praedico Immunization Analytics Module (VISN 21, May 2025). Modules and platforms marketed include PraediGene Bronze and PraediGene H5N1 (pathogen sequencing), PraediGene Emerging Pathogens (monkeypox and influenza analysis), Praedico (immunization, oncology, and disease surveillance analytics), PraediVault Environmental Module, and Wellness365.us web hosting. Recent work also includes an $83 thousand Total Small Business set-aside purchase order for an Advanced Inventory Management module supporting the All-Hazards Emergency Cache Program (VISN 21, September 2025, with termination for convenience notation). Work is performed across Seattle, Washington and Palo Alto, California.

Activity has remained flat to slightly declining — three awards in 2022, five each in 2023 and 2024, four in 2025, and two in 2026 (through November). Seven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $19.2 million and therefore face recompete window. The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows zero invoiced prime revenue across FY2022–FY2025 and zero FTEs reported, indicating either that Bitscopic's VA contracts are structured as COTS software procurements (products rather than services) or that the work does not cross the $150,000 reporting threshold in the SCI capture window; the $46.9 million in obligations across all 52 awards confirms substantive delivery but reflects goods and license procurements excluded from SCI. Bitscopic operates 100% as a prime and carries no subcontract footprint in the source data. The vendor competes predominantly under full-and-open vehicles (GSA MAS, direct purchases to VISN units) rather than set-asides; however, the November 2026 SEWP VI award is designated Total Small Business, and two earlier VA contracts (the $5.3 million CIS/ARK contract, 2022, and an $83 thousand AIM module, 2025) carried Total Small Business set-asides. Minority-ownership status recurs across award summaries and corporate descriptions but does not anchor the contracting pattern to reserved vehicles.