Computrition, Inc.

Computrition, Inc., a for-profit software company headquartered in Canoga Park, California and a wholly owned subsidiary of foreign-owned CSI USA Inc., delivers clinical nutrition management and food service automation software to the federal government as a prime contractor on 770 awards with no subcontractor footprint. The vendor competes on open market (full-and-open) federal contracts without reliance on socioeconomic set-asides, with all work performed as direct delivery under firm fixed-price contracts and blanket purchase agreements.

Computrition's federal capability footprint centers on specialized healthcare nutrition software: the COMPUTRITION clinical nutrition management system, SuitePoint point-of-sale tools, Hospitality Suite food service automation, and related dietary assessment, meal planning, patient intake, menu management, and retail operations platforms. Recent prime work examples include a $2.738 million delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 9 for COMPUTRITION clinical nutrition management software (October 2023), a $1.714 million order from VA Technology Acquisition Center for VISN 4 software renewal and acquisition of brand-name Computrition software licenses and technical support services (September 2025), a $2.915 million order from the Defense Health Agency for COMPUTRITION software at Fort Sam Houston, Texas (October 2025), and a $3.95 million delivery order from VISN 12 for COMPUTRITION software (April 2025). The vendor also holds a $19.2 million five-year Marine Corps contract for Marine Corps Food Management Information System food service operations management software (April 2022–March 2027).

Customer concentration is driven by the Department of Veterans Affairs across multiple VISNs and centralized procurement vehicles. The Defense Health Agency (34 awards, $24.3 million) and the VA Technology Acquisition Center (29 awards, $23.3 million) anchor dollar value; VISN 5 (78 awards), VISN 20 (54 awards), and VISN 22 (44 awards) lead by award count. Together, these top five customer organizations account for 39% of the vendor's combined potential value and 35% of awards by count. The VA footprint spans 56 distinct agencies total across civilian healthcare and defense health networks, reflecting Computrition's specialization in federal nutrition management operations.

Computrition operates exclusively through the General Services Administration's Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), which hosts 798 task orders valued at $168.8 million in combined potential value—the overwhelming majority of the vendor's federal portfolio. The vendor also holds multiple single-award Blanket Purchase Agreements established under the MAS vehicle: a $4 million BPA with VISN 19 (September 2021–September 2026), a $2.087 million BPA with VISN 2 (December 2021–November 2026), a $1.18 million BPA with VISN 5 (December 2022–December 2027), a $1.08 million BPA with VISN 20 (February 2022–January 2027), and a $637 thousand BPA with VISN 23 (October 2023–September 2026). A $1.23 million single-award BPA was awarded by VISN 22 on May 1, 2026, for food service management system software-as-a-service. These vehicles enable VA networks and other federal health agencies to issue task orders for software licenses, implementation services, technical support, and customized module development on an as-needed basis.

Activity has contracted year over year—55 awards in 2022 to 14 in 2026 (snapshot through mid-September)—signaling a trajectory of declining deal volume. Seventy-eight awards (combined potential value $29.3 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing substantial recompete exposure and opportunity for competitors and risk for the vendor across its VA and Defense Health Agency installed base.

Service Contract Inventory captures minimal federal services activity: $258 thousand in invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2024 ($91 thousand in FY2022, $88 thousand in FY2023, $79 thousand in FY2024), representing a negligible fraction of the vendor's total software licensing revenue. The SCI dataset reflects 26 reportable prime service contracts (no subcontracts) with government-paid hourly rates ranging from $142/hr (10th percentile) to $808/hr (90th percentile), median $193/hr. Computrition self-performs all work; the average sub-hours share is 0%. The vendor's federal footprint is driven entirely by software licensing and delivery orders, not labor-intensive services.