Getty Images (Us), Inc.

Getty Images (Us), Inc., a subsidiary of publicly traded Getty Images, Inc., operates as a prime contractor delivering digital media licensing and subscription services to federal agencies, competing in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. The New York-based company provides stock photography, vectors, illustrations, videos, and multimedia assets through premium-access subscriptions and targeted licensing agreements, serving 61 distinct customer agencies as a prime on 207 awards (97% of its federal footprint) and as a subcontractor on six awards.

Getty Images (Us), Inc. competes predominantly in the full commercial marketplace without relying on SBA set-asides. Its federal work centers on subscription-based visual content delivery to civilian agencies. Representative prime awards include a $631,500 Getty Images Premium Access Signature subscription to the Air Education and Training Command through December 2027, a $227,600 firm fixed-price royalty-free media subscription to the Internal Revenue Service for FY24–26 covering printed and online publications, and a $219,054.76 royalty-free stock photos subscription to the Securities and Exchange Commission running through September 2028. Recent smaller awards include $45,300 for images to the Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs (February 2026), $34,680 for an OPA subscription to the Smithsonian Institution (February 2026), and a $14,000 administrative transfer of contract administration modification with the Office of the Inspector General (April 2026).

Customer concentration is moderate and split between volume leaders and high-dollar customers. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Pittsburgh leads by award count with 19 awards ($707 thousand combined potential value), followed by the Smithsonian Institution (18 awards, $454 thousand) and the Social Security Administration (16 awards, $382 thousand). These three agencies account for one-third of all awards. By potential value, the Air Education and Training Command dominates at 6 awards worth $1.5 million combined, followed by the Internal Revenue Service at $711 thousand and CDC Pittsburgh at $707 thousand — together representing 57% of the combined potential value across all active awards. The divergence reflects Getty Images' concentration of high-value, multi-year contracts with defense and tax administration customers, paired with a high-volume, lower-ticket subscription business among civilian communicators.

Getty Images (Us), Inc. maintains seats on USSOCOM Wide Mission Support (2 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract H9225417D0001 (2 task orders), and Chief Information Officer — Solutions and Partners 3 (2 task orders), though these vehicles represent a minor component of its federal footprint; the vast majority of awards are direct purchase orders from individual agencies rather than task-order issuances under government-wide vehicles.

Activity peaked in 2023 with 24 awards and has moderated to 3 awards in 2026 year-to-date; the five-year trend shows 14 awards in 2022, 24 in 2023, 12 in 2024, 7 in 2025, and 3 through April 2026. Eleven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $1.2 million and face recompete exposure. The combined potential value across all 213 prime and sub awards is $6.5 million, with obligated dollars totaling $6.8 million (104% of potential, reflecting overages or additional obligations on existing awards). Awards predominantly fall under NAICS codes for Electronic Shopping (32 awards) and Commercial Photography (20 awards), with PSC codes concentrated in Photo/Map/Print categories.

As a subcontractor, Getty Images (Us), Inc. delivers art, photography, and footage distribution services to Leidos on FDA CDRH Digital Transformation 2.0 work (May 2024) and to Booz Allen Hamilton on Senior Military Engagement Program support (May 2024 and April 2022). It also provided Getty Premium Access annual subscriptions to Lockheed Martin for MISO LCSM Material Disposition Software projects (July 2023 and July 2022). Subcontract awards are minimal and do not meaningfully influence the vendor's overall profile; Getty Images' federal business is almost entirely direct-prime work.