Computer Mission, Inc.

Computer Mission, Inc., a small business based in Fairfax, Virginia, supplies IT hardware, power systems, networking equipment, and related accessories to federal agencies as a prime contractor exclusively through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, competing full-and-open with no set-aside designations across its current footprint.

The vendor operates as a for-profit corporate entity with 857 prime awards spanning eighteen years of federal contracting (first award August 2008, most recent June 2026). Activity has moderated in recent years — nine awards in 2022, twelve in 2023, then five in 2024 and six in 2025 — indicating a flattening trajectory after historically higher volume. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $9.7 million, with $9.1 million obligated (94% execution rate), reflecting firm fixed-price, low-dollar delivery orders and purchase orders rather than cost-plus or higher-ceiling work.

Computer Mission's customer concentration spreads across 213 distinct federal agencies, but the top five account for only 26% of awards by count. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service leads with 85 awards ($642 thousand combined potential value), followed by Naval Sea Systems Command (44 awards, $431 thousand), Air National Guard (32 awards, $412 thousand), US Coast Guard (30 awards, $195 thousand), and the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (30 awards, $315 thousand). The dollar-value ranking tracks similarly, with GSA FAS, Air Combat Command ($517 thousand across 28 awards), Naval Sea Systems Command, Air National Guard, and the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery comprising 24% of combined potential value. This shallow concentration reflects a highly fragmented customer base of small buys across the Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, State Department, Defense Logistics Agency, Department of Agriculture, and civilian agencies.

Substantially all work (741 of 857 awards, $8.4 million combined potential value) flows through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, the vendor's sole parent vehicle. Representative work includes cables and headsets for Naval Network Warfare Command's Continuous Information Warfare Training infrastructure ($28.6 thousand, September 2023), network switches for Air Force Space Command ($11.9 thousand, October 2023), UPS battery systems and power management solutions for Naval Sea Systems Command ($9.5 thousand to $25.8 thousand per order, recurring across multiple awards), Dell docking stations for USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service ($17.8 thousand, December 2023), and mixed IT equipment for the Ogden Air Logistics Complex ($20.8 thousand for high-performance compute hardware and perpetual-license software, October 2023). Award ceiling values cluster in the $200 to $28,600 range, with the largest recent order at $50.4 thousand for virtual-reality hardware to Pacific Air Forces in April 2022.

The vendor's capability portfolio reflects commercial IT product distribution rather than custom engineering or system integration — top NAICS codes are Electronic Computer Manufacturing (744 awards), Office Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (22 awards), and Computer Facilities Management Services (20 awards), with top PSC categories spanning Information Technology Support Equipment (142 awards), IT Equipment System Configuration (110 awards), IT Components (74 awards), and IT Supplies (64 awards). No subcontract footprint is present; Computer Mission operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no sub-awards in the source data. The vendor holds no other named IDIQs, GWACs, or agency-wide vehicles beyond the GSA MAS, and appears to function as a small GSA Schedule reseller for standard commercial IT hardware rather than a specialized federal contractor or systems integrator.

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