Chemical Computing Group ULC

Chemical Computing Group ULC, doing business as Groupe Informatique Chemical, a Canadian for-profit software company headquartered in Montréal, supplies molecular modeling and simulation software licenses to federal research agencies as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders carrying no set-aside designation. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime (100% of recent awards) and does not subcontract.

Chemical Computing Group's capability footprint is narrowly focused on licensing its proprietary Molecular Operating Environment (MOE) software platform — a molecular modeling, simulation, and drug-design tool used across federal research institutions for molecular interactions analysis, chemical reactivity assessment, and protein visualization. Representative work includes a $204 thousand annual license award (6 tokens) to the Defense Health Agency (ultimate completion September 2027), a $165 thousand firm-fixed-price annual license (3 tokens) to the Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Research Service for allergen characterization research (ultimate completion September 2030), and a $163 thousand purchase order from the Food and Drug Administration (ultimate completion June 2031). The vendor also supplies annual MOE licenses to the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Research and Development, the National Institutes of Health's National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, with license costs typically ranging from $14 thousand to $70 thousand per annual procurement depending on token count and support tier.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward research and health agencies. The top five customer units account for 71% of recent awards by count and 80% of combined potential value. The Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Research and Development leads on both volume (21 awards, $663 thousand) and accounts for roughly 25% of the vendor's federal revenue base. The Food and Drug Administration and Department of the Army Medical Command follow with significant dollar exposure ($466 thousand and $414 thousand respectively), while the Agricultural Research Service and Defense Health Agency round out the anchor customers. Chemical Computing Group does not sit on GWACs, IDIQs, or agency-wide vehicles; all work flows through individual agency purchase orders.

Activity across the past five years has been volatile and declining — two awards in 2022, one in 2023, three in 2024, two in 2025, and one in early 2026 — with only one award (the Defense Health Agency license) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying a potential recompete value of $205 thousand. The vendor's total federal footprint spans 63 awards dating back to 2005 with a combined potential value of $2.6 million and obligated dollars of $2.2 million (86% realization).