Exxact Corporation

Exxact Corporation (Head Office Division, doing business as Exxact Corp), a minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Fremont, California, delivers specialized high-performance computing hardware—GPUs, servers, workstations, storage systems, and custom computing clusters—as a prime contractor (69% of awards) and as a subcontractor (31% of awards) across civilian research agencies and the Department of Defense.

Exxact operates primarily under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which anchors 134 of the company's task orders and $8.4 million in combined potential value. The vendor also places work under the Indefinite Delivery Contract N0002419D6200 (14 task orders), Alliant II (10 task orders), Basic Ordering Agreement N0001919G0008 (6 task orders), and the TSA III vehicle (5 task orders). On the prime side, Exxact's work spans GPU-enabled servers for image reconstruction at the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute ($126,466 delivery order, August 2025); custom GPU clusters for the Naval Air Warfare Center ($245,042 delivery order, September 2025); high-performance computing systems for biomedical research at the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases ($57,723 delivery order, July 2024); and AI training GPUs for the NIH's Imaging Technology Laboratory ($15,990 purchase order, November 2023). Total small business set-asides recur across prime awards, though the majority of Exxact's prime volume competes on an unrestricted basis under the GSA Schedule.

Customer concentration is dispersed across 76 agencies, with the Department of the Navy dominating award count: the Office of Naval Research leads with 37 awards ($3.9 million potential value), the Naval Sea Systems Command holds 34 awards ($607 thousand), and the Naval Air Warfare Center accounts for 22 awards ($969 thousand). These three Navy customers alone represent 37% of all awards. The Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health rounds out the top tier—the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (18 awards, $1.2 million), the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute (10 awards, $619 thousand), and the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (14 awards, $306 thousand)—collectively anchoring civilian research demand. The dollar rankings shift slightly: the Office of Naval Research and the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences together account for 55% of combined potential value, underscoring that Navy volume is driven by unit count rather than per-order magnitude.

Exxact's subcontract footprint routes through major defense and systems integrators. Named sub relationships include Lockheed Martin Corporation (solid-state drives and GPU systems for distributed mission training, tactical systems, and spares; multiple modifications for cost and scope adjustments in 2024–2025), The Mitre Corporation (GPU servers and computing equipment for national security engineering center air force services, with recurring sub awards in September 2024 and July 2024), CAE USA Inc. (graphics cards for F-16 training simulators and Taiwan Block 70 simulator programs, February–June 2025), The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (IT equipment and specialized computing systems for space situational defense and DARPA research support, January–July 2026), and Triad National Security (computational servers for Los Alamos National Laboratory management and operations, July 2024). Exxact also subs to Raytheon Company, L3Harris Technologies, General Dynamics Information Technology, Scientific Research Corporation, and Peraton Inc. on defense R&D and systems engineering work.

Activity accelerated from 15 awards in 2022 to 68 in 2024 but softened to 29 in 2025 and 5 through mid-September 2026, suggesting recent seasonal timing rather than sustained trajectory shift. The recompete cliff is minimal—only one award ($33 thousand potential value) completes within the next twenty-four months, indicating low near-term contract turnover exposure. Award portfolio concentration by NAICS reflects the vendor's product focus: Electronic Computer Manufacturing dominates with 196 awards, followed by Computer Systems Design Services (20 awards) and Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, and Aeronautical System Manufacturing (18 awards). PSC concentration emphasizes IT hardware: Information Technology Input/Output and Storage Devices (25 awards), IT Support Equipment (22 awards), and IT Equipment System Configuration (20 awards). Combined potential value across all 336 awards is $13.3 million, though $44.9 million has been obligated—a 337% ratio typical of purchase orders with cost-plus modifications and incremental funding adjustments across the Lockheed Martin and CAE sub-awards.