Feddata Technology Solutions, LLC

Feddata Technology Solutions, LLC, a subsidiary of Federal Data Systems, LLC (Clear Fracture LLC), delivers IT hardware distribution, networking equipment procurement, and commercial off-the-shelf technology solutions to defense and civilian federal agencies as a prime contractor, holding 88 percent of recent awards, and operates under total small business set-asides on a substantial portion of SEWP V delivery orders. The company is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Annapolis Junction, Maryland, competing predominantly under small business set-asides and full-and-open vehicles, with primary NAICS framing in computer-related services and IT hardware/peripheral distribution (PSC codes dominated by end-user IT equipment and compute hardware).

Customer concentration sits heavily with tactical IT buyers at major defense agencies. The Defense Information Systems Agency anchors the portfolio with 133 awards worth $16.3 million combined potential value, the Defense Finance and Accounting Service follows with 40 awards, and the Office of the Secretary of Defense, Air Force Materiel Command, and Army leadership round out the top tier—these five agencies account for 53 percent of recent awards. By dollar magnitude, the Air Force dominates: a single $950.6 million Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded in 2025 for advanced mission systems anchors 11 awards; the Robins Air Force Base Network Equipment 2025-2030 IDIQ worth $84.6 million (small business set-aside) has generated 18 task orders; and the $10 billion Army Information Technology Enterprise Solutions-4 Hardware (ITES-4H) contract awarded September 2025 has generated 6 task orders to date. DISA's volume reflects high-frequency, low-dollar SEWP V orders for monitors, KVM switches, headsets, peripherals, and network gear; the Air Force dollars reflect large equipment and infrastructure deals under dedicated Robins and ITES-4H vehicles.

Feddata sits on three major contract vehicles as a prime. The Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC, administered by NASA/GSA, carries 291 task orders worth $41.6 million combined potential value—this is the company's workhorse, generating delivery orders from DISA, Defense Finance and Accounting Service, State Department bureaus, Cyber Command, Special Operations Command, and Navy entities for standard IT hardware and peripherals (monitors, Cisco switches, Belkin KVM switches, Apple devices, headsets, docking stations, cables, and authentication devices). The Robins Air Force Base Network Equipment 2025-2030 IDIQ ($84.6 million ceiling, small business set-aside, through June 2030) is a purpose-built vehicle for brand-name Cisco commercial network equipment and warranty services requiring Cisco Gold Partner Certification and U.S. Federal Authorization Partner Designation; 18 task orders have been placed, valued at $3.4 million combined. The Information Technology Enterprise Solutions 4 - Hardware (ITES-4H) multiple-award IDIQ ($10 billion ceiling, no set-aside, through September 2035) is an Army-wide vehicle supporting IT hardware across the force; 6 task orders have been issued, worth $377 thousand combined, including minimum-guarantee awards and maintenance renewals for RSA authentication devices and VoIP equipment at Army installations. A fourth vehicle—the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ (Missile Defense Agency, $151 billion ceiling, awarded January 2026)—carries one $500 minimum-guarantee delivery order, indicating early-stage utilization.

Representative capability work demonstrates the company's core positioning in IT hardware distribution and refresh cycles. Recent prime awards include a $5.67 million SEWP V delivery order from U.S. Cyber Command (November 2025) for Palo Alto Unit 42 security services; a $1.94 million Defense Logistics Agency order (September 2025) for LG 24-inch monitors; a $1.36 million DISA order (September 2025) for Belkin 2nd Generation Secure KVM switches without CAC; a $1.11 million DISA order (August 2025) for Ciena hardware, software, and services; a $1.23 million U.S. Cyber Command order (April 2025) for Glasswall software; a $1.91 million U.S. Cyber Command order (April 2025) for Forcepoint High Speed Guard; a $663 thousand Air Force Materiel Command order (September 2025) for VoIP/VoSIP license and hardware equipment; a $688 thousand U.S. Cyber Command order (June 2025) for Cisco equipment; a $508 thousand Air National Guard order (August 2025) for Apple iPad Air and Mini tablets with AppleCare; and a $378 thousand U.S. Cyber Command order (May 2025) for PURIFILE software. Across all awards, the company supplies Dell monitors and docking stations, Cisco switches and IP phones, Belkin KVM and docking equipment, Apple devices, LG monitors, Starkey and Jabra headsets, HID Global card readers, Identiv smartcard readers, Yubico security tokens, and SaaS solutions from vendors including Palo Alto, Forcepoint, Glasswall, Cylance, and Ciena.

Activity has accelerated sharply. The company posted 37 awards in 2022, 18 in 2023, 129 in 2024, and 156 in 2025, with 48 awards already issued in 2026 (through mid-July). This trajectory reflects growth in SEWP V delivery-order volume and recent award of the $10 billion ITES-4H and $84.6 million Robins vehicles in mid-2025. Twenty-two awards worth $2.6 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. The company's subcontract footprint shows it is a value-added reseller and IT hardware supplier to major primes including CACI Federal (Enterprise Level IT Expertise Elite program, spanning desktop/laptop computers, peripherals, software COTS, and SaaS); Booz Allen Hamilton (IT hardware and software resale, modernization analysis services); ManTech Advanced Systems International (Southern Command cyber IT services, Spectrum Warfare Wing Cisco products); General Dynamics Information Technology (Enterprise Mission IT Services); and Smartronix (C5ISR support for Special Operations Command Pacific). The subcontract work characterizes Feddata as a downstream distributor and hardware supplier embedded in larger systems-integration and managed-services contracts.

GSA Schedule labor rates range from $114.96 to $266.96 per hour across five categories (System Administrator II through Subject Matter Expert), requiring bachelor's degrees and 6 to 10 years of experience with no security clearance requirement. This labor portfolio signals support for IT infrastructure staffing, network engineering, and systems administration roles, complementing the hardware distribution core business; the lack of cleared labor categories reflects the company's positioning as a commercial IT hardware and services vendor rather than a classified work provider.

Feddata competes predominantly under total small business set-asides on SEWP V (the majority of orders carry small business set-aside designation) and on Air Force Robins and Army ITES-4H vehicles (both carry small business set-asides). The company does not carry formal SBA certifications (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) documented in the source; competition remains anchored to small business size-standard eligibility and set-aside reserve opportunities rather than socioeconomic designation. As a subsidiary of Clear Fracture LLC, the company operates within a parent corporate structure but executes its federal work independently under its own UEI and contracting authority.

FEDDATA Technology Solutions provides enterprise level, independent, adaptable solution from our best of breed manufacturers and partners to satisfy our customers' mission needs for business and technology transformation and sustainment by increasing COTS functionality. FEDDATA is the Intelligence Community's Direct Value Added Reseller (DVAR) of choice for Network and End User equipment and one of the Maryland Procurement Office's (MPO) Top 10 Industrial Providers. FEDDATA and has 25 years of experience as an Intelligence Community (IC) and DoD contractor and is an expert at Supply Chain Risk Management processes that ensure customer anonymity and minimize threats to the supply chain.

FEDDATA has established ordering procedures/processes with OEM providers such as Dell (Dell Premier Partner) and Cisco (Cisco Gold DVAR) and provides our customers the best material solution at a reasonable cost.