Unison Virtual Acquisition Office LLC

Unison Virtual Acquisition Office LLC, operating as a division of parent Unison Software Inc. and doing business as Compusearch Software Systems, delivers Virtual Acquisition Office (VAO) platform subscriptions, software licenses, and web-based acquisition support services to federal agencies as a full-and-open prime contractor with no SBA set-aside designations. The company competes on an unrestricted basis across a portfolio of 438 prime federal awards spanning civilian and defense agencies, holding no sub-award relationships in the current data.

The vendor's core capability is subscription-based digital acquisition management software. The VAO platform provides federal procurement professionals with web-based tools, templates, acquisition news services, electronic procurement data subscriptions, and knowledge resources to streamline federal purchasing. Recent representative work includes a $9.5 million delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command for VAO subscriptions supporting acquisition functions; a $7.2 million delivery order from GSA's Office of Acquisition Management for digital acquisition knowledge web-based subscriptions serving PBS, FAS, and OGP through May 2028; a $4.5 million delivery order supporting acquisition operations across multiple civilian agencies; and a $4.2 million delivery order from the Department of Veterans Affairs for the Acquisition Knowledge Portal (AKP) combining VAO subscriptions with artificial intelligence and robotic process automation tools. Across the portfolio, the company serves over 50,000 federal acquisition professionals.

The vendor's customer base spans 126 distinct agencies. By award count, the top tier includes the Army Acquisition Support Center (15 awards, $22.7 million), Department of Transportation's Immediate Office of the Secretary (13 awards, $6.7 million), and HHS Food and Drug Administration (12 awards, $1.3 million). By potential value, Army leads at $22.7 million, followed by State Department's Bureau of Administration ($8.7 million) and HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration ($7 million). These five agencies represent 19 percent of combined potential value across all awards.

The vendor maintains multiple parent vehicles anchoring its federal delivery model. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule hosts 208 task orders valued at $114 million combined potential. Three single-award IDCs carry significant weight: a $45 million Library of Congress FEDLINK contract (ultimate completion September 2026) providing electronic resources subscriptions; an IDC 03310319D0072 with 62 task orders totaling $19.4 million; and IDC LC14C7112 with 47 task orders totaling $11.1 million. A Department of Justice IDC (15M10422DA4700228) supports 36 delivery orders valued at $712 thousand. This vehicle-anchored strategy enables scaled procurement across dozens of agencies within single contract structures.

Activity has fluctuated over the past five years: 51 awards in FY2022, declining to 46 in FY2023, rising to 65 in FY2024, then moderating to 31 in FY2025 and 6 year-to-date in 2026. Thirty-five awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $27.2 million, representing near-term recompete exposure.

The vendor operates primarily as its own delivery team. Prime awards constitute 100 percent of the award portfolio, with one sub-award recorded (supporting DARPA Enterprise Support Services under Guidehouse). Service Contract Inventory data covering federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold shows SCI-reportable invoiced revenue of $1.2 million across FY2022–FY2024 ($50 thousand FY2022, $635 thousand FY2023, $538 thousand FY2024). FTE trajectory on SCI-reportable contracts grew from 0.1 FTEs in FY2022 to 1.4 in FY2023 to 25.5 in FY2024, indicating scaling of service-delivery staffing against SCI-reportable service contracts. Government-paid hourly rates on prime SCI contracts ranged from $70.79 (10th percentile) to $553.13 (90th percentile), with median around $189.30/hr. The vendor deployed zero subcontractor hours on average across prime SCI service contracts.

The vendor holds eight active GSA Schedule labor categories spanning program support specialists at $70.78/hr through program managers at $321.63/hr, with education requirements from high school to bachelor's degree and no security-clearance roles. This labor rate structure supports both commodity-level support and senior advisory roles across federal agencies.

Unison Virtual Acquisition Office LLC operates entirely on firm fixed-price delivery-order and subscription-based pricing across its federal vehicle portfolio, with no set-aside designations across the visible award base. The company's competitive posture reflects specialization in a narrow product category—government acquisition management software—where the VAO platform has achieved market dominance across civilian and defense procurement functions. Recompete activity will intensify in the second half of FY2026 as multiple vehicle base periods and large task-order completions converge, particularly within Army, State, and HHS accounts.