Blueally Technology Solutions LLC

Blueally Technology Solutions LLC, a minority-owned and Asian-Pacific American-owned for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, supplies IT hardware, networking equipment, software licenses, and maintenance services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 38 awards (37% of recent volume) and as a subcontractor on 66 awards (63% of recent volume), with a dominant presence on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and a newly awarded SEWP VI GWAC seat carrying a $20 billion ceiling.

The vendor's footprint is shaped by two distinct customer anchors. The Food and Drug Administration dominates by count and recurring dollar value — 14 prime awards with $151.7 million combined potential value, centered on a $99 million single-award BPA established September 24, 2021, under the GSA Schedule for Cisco end-of-life products, maintenance services, and software licenses. Blueally has drawn over $35 million in cumulative task orders against that FDA BPA since inception, including a $16.4 million order for Cisco hardware and software end-of-life replacement awarded September 30, 2024, a $7.2 million Cisco AppDynamics and end-of-life products order from November 30, 2023, and a $6.4 million Cisco end-of-life optical modules and wireless infrastructure order from May 13, 2026. NASA's recent SEWP VI GWAC award on November 1, 2026, carries the overwhelming dollar value — $40 billion ceiling across the full program (though not all reserved to Blueally) — and marks a strategic capability expansion into government-wide IT procurement. Outside those two anchors, the vendor has worked with the General Services Administration, the Department of Labor, the Department of the Army, and the Department of Defense at multiple components, with Air Force Space Command placing several smaller purchase orders for security and networking equipment.

Blueally competes across mixed set-aside posture. The FDA BPA and most subsequent task orders under it carry no set-aside designation. Recent smaller GSA Schedule orders split between Total Small Business set-asides (including a $1.37 million Palo Alto firewalls delivery order and a $1.2 million Forescot network access control order from the HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration and Management in December 2025) and full-and-open competition (such as a $4.99 million Cisco SmartNet maintenance order from FDA's July 1, 2026, and a $118.9 thousand National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences firewall migration order from August 2026). The vendor does not hold 8(a) or other small business set-aside certifications in the source; its primary designation is minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned status.

On the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, Blueally placed 40 task orders valued at $251.5 million in combined potential value. Beyond the FDA BPA, recent MAS ordering activity includes a $297.4 thousand annual Commvault data backup and recovery software renewal from Air Education and Training Command (September 14, 2023, with ultimate completion through September 13, 2028), a $591.4 thousand Nutanix software and services renewal from the Office of Inspector General (August 22, 2024), and scattered smaller orders for Cisco IP phones, networking switches, firewall hardware, and VoIP licenses from Navy commands, the Smithsonian Institution, and other civilian agencies. Blueally also holds 17 task orders under Alliant II, 11 orders under an Air Force indefinite delivery contract (FA881820D0009), 10 orders against OASIS, and 8 orders under a Navy indefinite delivery vehicle (N6523618D8014). The SEWP VI GWAC award positions the vendor for expanded government-wide ordering across civilian agencies in IT hardware and software supply.

Recent activity shows consistent growth: two awards in 2022, nine in 2023, 46 in 2024, 29 in 2025, and 14 through November 2026. However, only 10 awards (combined potential value $15.6 million) face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, leaving limited near-term recompete exposure. The source reports $40.22 billion combined potential value across all 104 awards, but that figure is dominated by the SEWP VI GWAC ceiling; excluding the two NASA awards, the remaining 102 awards carry $251.5 million in combined potential value, a more representative baseline.

Blueally's subcontractor footprint is anchored to Science Applications International Corporation, which accounts for the plurality of sub-awards across multiple task order streams. Recent SAIC subs include Cisco networking hardware, software infrastructure, and encryptors for ground research and development, mobile command vehicle production, advanced battle management systems software integration, and cyber operations support (with sub-awards dating from June 2024 through August 2026). Blueally also serves as a sub to Deloitte Consulting LLP on enterprise management IT services work and to Adams and Associates Inc. and Empower AI, Inc. on smaller technology procurement tasks. The sub work mirrors the prime portfolio — hardware provisioning, software licensing renewals, and IT equipment supply — but routed through systems integrators rather than directly to federal agencies.

Labor portfolio on the GSA Schedule spans fifteen categories from Data Center Engineer at $120.42 per hour (bachelor's, four years experience) through Architect roles at $317.63 per hour (master's, seventeen years experience), with intermediate positions including DevOps Engineer ($190.58/hr), Microsoft Systems Engineer ($195.47/hr), Senior Network Engineer ($268.77/hr), and Systems Architect ($244.33/hr). All roles are non-cleared and leverage standard IT operational and infrastructure skill sets; no security-cleared or specialized defense engineering categories are represented in the published rate schedule.

Corporate structure shows N2Grate Government Technology Solutions, LLC as a named subsidiary, though the source does not detail any distinct capability or customer footprint attributable to that entity separately from Blueally Technology Solutions. The parent company carries the active federal award portfolio and brand identity in recent contracting.

Activity trajectory and pipeline posture reflect a vendor in the growth phase. The jump from two awards in 2022 to 46 in 2024 signals rapid scaling, particularly through the FDA BPA and GSA MAS task-order expansion. The SEWP VI GWAC award in November 2026 represents a significant capability unlock — access to a multiple-award vehicle with proven demand signal across civilian agencies — though ordering activity under that vehicle has not yet materialized in the source snapshot. The vendor's concentration in Cisco lifecycle management, networking hardware supply, and enterprise software licensing positions it well for continued government-wide IT infrastructure and maintenance demand, but the dominance of single-vendor BPA relationships (particularly FDA) creates both opportunity and dependency risk.

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