Digicert, Inc.

Digicert, Inc., headquartered in Lehi, Utah, supplies SSL/TLS certificates, certificate authority services, and digital security infrastructure to federal agencies as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards) and occasionally as a subcontractor on systems-integration and cloud-services primes. The company operates as a for-profit corporate entity without SBA set-aside designations and competes full-and-open across its federal portfolio.

Digicert's capability footprint centers on SSL certificate issuance, renewal, and management; x.509 certificate authority services; email certification; and license provisioning for digital trust infrastructure. The company classifies primarily under Other Computer Related Services (47 awards) and Software Publishers (8 awards), with PSC codes reflecting Information Technology Software (27 awards) and IT security and compliance products. Representative prime work includes a $87,257 purchase order from the Indian Health Service for x.509 certificate renewal and maintenance supporting the IHS Direct secure-messaging service and ONC 2015 Edition Certification compliance (awarded December 2022, extending through December 2025); a $38,520 definitive contract from the NIH Clinical Center for IT solutions and commodities including SSL certificates (June 2024); and a $37,491 yearlong account services purchase order from the Department of State Bureau for Middle East (October 2024). Recent activity includes an August 2026 $3,888 purchase order from the Federal Emergency Management Agency for SSL certificate renewals supporting the Survivor Online Application & Resource environment and a $13,452 order from the Social Security Administration for SSL certificate renewal (October 2025).

Customer concentration is broad and diffuse. The top five funding agencies account for 47% of recent awards: the Drug Enforcement Administration (8 awards, $3 thousand combined potential value), the NIH Clinical Center (8 awards, $238 thousand), the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (7 awards, $33 thousand), the Justice Management Division (7 awards, $36 thousand), and the Indian Health Service (7 awards, $260 thousand). When ranking by combined potential value, the US Geological Survey Office of Acquisitions and Grants leads with 4 awards and $409 thousand, followed by the Indian Health Service and the NIH Clinical Center. Award magnitudes remain modest and transactional; Digicert's $2.2 million combined potential value across 79 awards reflects a commoditized certificate and licensing posture rather than enterprise-scale integrations.

Digicert places 15 task orders under the GSA Information Technology Schedule 70 ($424 thousand combined potential value), 3 task orders under Alliant II, and 1 task order each under two indefinite delivery contracts. The company subcontracts to Leidos on systems-engineering-integration and end-user IT support work (June 2025 and December 2025), to General Dynamics Information Technology on cloud products and tools provisioning (January 2026), to Soldierpoint Digital Health on SSL certificate renewal batches supporting a CCIN prime award (February 2026), and to Empower AI on CertCentral Enterprise licensing (November 2022). Activity has remained flat year over year — ranging between three and six awards annually from 2022 through 2026 — with only five awards (combined potential value $19 thousand) reaching completion in the next twenty-four months, yielding minimal recompete exposure. Digicert's federal footprint is mature and stable: the vendor's oldest award in the source data dates to October 2009, and the company serves 31 distinct customer agencies across health, commerce, justice, interior, and security portfolios, though without material volume concentration in any single agency.