Sirius Federal LLC

Sirius Federal LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of CDW Government LLC based in Vernon Hills, Illinois, supplies IT hardware, software licensing, networking infrastructure, and professional services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across full-and-open competition vehicles. The vendor competes without set-aside restrictions and does not carry SBA certifications; recent awards span SEWP V (Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, and the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services Plus Unrestricted (OASIS+ Unrestricted) multiple-agency contract with a ceiling of $999,999,999,999 through December 2029.

Sirius Federal's capability footprint centers on Cisco networking hardware (switches, routers, firewall modules, optical transceiver modules), software licensing renewals (Cisco Unified Communications Manager, Identity Services Engine, Umbrella, Webex, GitLab, Tenable, Nessus), data storage and mainframe systems (IBM mainframe as a service, NetApp maintenance), and IT infrastructure modernization. Representative prime awards include a $15.759 billion delivery order from Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support for Okta identity-as-a-service enterprise solution support through September 2030; a $108.029 billion delivery order from USDA's Office of the Chief Information Officer for IBM mainframe as a service supporting the Digital Infrastructure Services Center through August 2033; a $3.097 billion delivery order from Naval Air Warfare Center for Cisco networking equipment under the Defense Enterprise Office Solution (DEOS) major program; and a $2.887 billion delivery order from the Office of Personnel Management for mainframe hardware refresh. Smaller task orders under SEWP V and MAS span Cisco equipment refreshes, software licensing renewals, and technical support across Army, Navy, Air Force, and civilian agencies.

Sirius Federal's customer base is highly concentrated among defense logistics, naval commands, and Air Force installations. The top five customers by award count—Department of the Army (935 awards), Department of the Air Force (718 awards), Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Medical (512 awards), Naval Sea Systems Command (495 awards), and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (459 awards)—account for 19% of the vendor's 16,795 prime awards. By potential value, however, Air Education and Training Command ($677.9 million), Defense Information Systems Agency ($344.8 million), and GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($283.3 million) dominate the portfolio. Sirius Federal has worked with 691 distinct customer agencies across the federal government, but the bulk of recent dollars cluster in defense IT infrastructure modernization, particularly at naval shipyards and Air Force logistics centers.

Sirius Federal holds primary positions on SEWP V (982 task orders, $581.1 million combined potential value), IT Schedule 70 (3,203 task orders, $307.9 million), and Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement IV (2,204 task orders, $402.9 million), as well as Network-Centric Solutions II and the Indefinite Delivery Contract 26303D0515. The vendor's OASIS+ Unrestricted seat, awarded December 17, 2024, carries no specified ceiling and enables task order competition across all federal agencies through 2029. Recent work is predominantly small-dollar hardware and software task orders—median order values under $300,000—placed against these standing vehicles rather than competed solicitations.

Activity has declined year over year. The vendor recorded 151 awards in 2022, declining to 99 in both 2023 and 2024, 60 in 2025, and 19 in 2026 (through late September). The combined potential value across the entire award portfolio stands at $388.76 billion, but only $2.65 billion (1%) has been obligated, reflecting the long tails and option periods embedded in indefinite-delivery contracts. Seventeen awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and carry combined potential value of $11.7 million—a modest recompete exposure for a vendor of this scale.

Service Contract Inventory captures $146.9 million in prime invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2025 (SCI-reportable contracts above the $150,000 threshold only), with FY2023 peak at $57.8 million and FY2024–FY2025 showing decline to the $28–32 million range. The SCI dataset shows roughly 4–9 FTEs delivered to federal agencies annually, with no identifiable subcontractor engagement on SCI-reportable prime contracts (0% sub-hours share). On GSA Schedule, Sirius Federal offers labor rates spanning $125.94/hr (associate level) through $327.44/hr (senior subject matter expert, 15+ years experience), with mid-range senior roles (senior project manager, senior systems engineer) pricing at $200–265/hr; no security-cleared positions are on the GSA labor portfolio.

Sirius Federal operates as a pure prime across its federal work: 100% of tracked awards (16,721 of 16,795) are prime contracts or IDVs; only 74 awards (0.4%) appear as subcontract activity to other primes, including General Dynamics Information Technology (PIVOT-I IT infrastructure), Leidos (DoD infrastructure maintenance), SAIC (DCSA One IT), Raytheon (A3 Sentinel radar support), Lockheed Martin (baseline development and networking equipment), and Consolidated Nuclear Security (Y-12/Pantex operations management support). The vendor does not build or scale delivery through subcontractor networks; instead, it distributes hardware and software from established manufacturers—primarily Cisco, IBM, NetApp, Tenable, and Dell—and provides associated licensing and maintenance renewals. Sirius Federal functions as a hardware and software distributor and licensing broker for federal IT procurement rather than a custom systems integrator or managed services provider. Its footprint is defined by standing-vehicle task order volume, narrow product categories (networking, storage, security software licensing), and small average order values, positioning it as a high-volume, low-margin supplier of commercial IT commodities into federal logistics and IT modernization flows.

Network & Cable Plant Design/Engineering/Installation/Maintenance; Bandwidth Mgmt; Help-Desk Related Services; Network Survey/Performance; Security Assessment; VTC-Broadband/Desktop; Acquisition/Distribution/Installation/Support Computer Products/Systems