Government Acquisitions LLC

Government Acquisitions LLC, an SBA-certified HUBZone small business headquartered in Cincinnati, Ohio, is a federal IT hardware and software distributor operating as a prime contractor on 99 percent of its federal awards, with a portfolio spanning over $129 billion in combined potential value across 22,863 recent awards. The vendor delivers IT hardware (Dell servers, laptops, desktops, storage, and workstations), networking equipment (Cisco and Juniper switching and routing), security appliances (Fortinet), software licensing and renewals (Certara, FICO, Splunk Cloud, UiPath RPA, IBM tools, NVIDIA licenses), technical support, and maintenance services to civilian and defense agencies. Government Acquisitions LLC competes on both HUBZone and Total Small Business set-asides as well as full-and-open delivery orders, with HUBZone accounting for a material share of its award framing across USDA and Department of Commerce vehicles.

The vendor's customer concentration is anchored by civilian IT infrastructure procurement. The top five customers by award count and potential value include the Department of Agriculture Office of the Chief Information Officer (1,489 awards, $664.4 million), the Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service (1,181 awards, $661.1 million), Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection (800 awards, $549.9 million), Federal Emergency Management Agency (343 awards, $260.8 million), and DHS Chief Procurement Officer (1,183 awards, $247.3 million), collectively representing approximately 24 percent of recent awards. The vendor serves 711 distinct federal agencies, ranging from State Department regional bureaus and NOAA to the Air Force, Navy, Army, and Defense Information Systems Agency. Recent representative prime work includes a $16.7 million FEMA BPA call for 2,022 Dell Pro 16 Plus laptops under 2GIT (September 2026), an $8.49 million IRS delivery order for Certara software license subscriptions and support through June 2029 under SEWP V (July 2026), a $5.99 million FEMA BPA call for 2,491 Dell ProBook 16 Plus laptops (July 2026), and a $5.54 million Air Force delivery order for VAST, LIQID, and NVIDIA hardware supporting the European Experimentation Network program under SEWP V (May 2026).

Government Acquisitions LLC holds active positions on the government's most heavily used IT procurement vehicles. Information Technology Schedule 70 carries 9,510 task orders and $1.7 billion in combined potential value; Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) carries 6,398 task orders and $1.46 billion; FirstSource II carries 1,767 task orders and $828.8 million; Information Technology Enterprise Solutions - 3 Hardware (ITES-3H) carries 1,786 task orders and $332.8 million; and FirstSource carries 1,895 task orders and $373.7 million. The vendor was awarded a new SEWP VI GWAC seat on November 1, 2026, with a $20 billion ceiling through October 31, 2036, replacing its expiring SEWP V position and extending its access to government-wide IT procurement across civilian and defense agencies. The vendor also holds positions on the Department of Commerce Network Infrastructure BPA (a $750 million vehicle through November 2030 for networking equipment and support services), the USDA Laptop BPA, USDA OCIO Desktop and Tablet Computers BPA, USDA OCIO Desktop and Tablet Computers BPA, the NIAID Clinical Data Validation System, and CIO-CS (Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions) GWAC.

Activity has declined year over year across the source window—1,688 awards in 2022 to 335 in 2026—reflecting the portfolio's maturation and the shift from discrete delivery orders to larger, multi-year task orders on consolidated vehicles. Within the next twenty-four months, 233 awards with combined potential value of $275.8 million reach ultimate completion date and face recompete exposure. SCI-reportable invoicing (federal service contracts above $150 thousand) totaled $36.6 million across FY2022–FY2025, with peak invoicing of $23.1 million in FY2024. Government-paid hourly rates on those SCI prime contracts range from a 10th percentile of $133.56/hr to a median of $246.14/hr and a 90th percentile outlier of $12,674.06/hr, reflecting the vendor's mix of hardware fulfillment (lower rate, commodity-driven), technical support labor, and higher-margin software licensing renewals. The vendor reported an average of 11 percent subcontractor-hour share across its SCI prime contracts, with 104 named subcontractors; across the award portfolio, Government Acquisitions LLC subcontracts to Leidos on DHS Homeland Enterprise Information Technology Secure Services and Support (HEITS) task orders, to UT-Battelle for Oak Ridge National Laboratory Dell laptop procurement, and to Salient CRGT on MAVERICK task orders, and operates as a feeder sub to larger defense primes for compliance and hardware supply roles.

The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 18 categories at rates from $164.19/hr to $370.49/hr, all at bachelor's degree level, with no security clearance roles. Category concentration across the prime footprint (22,568 awards) centers on Other Computer Related Services (11,160 awards), Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (5,595 awards), Electronic Computer Manufacturing (3,660 awards), and Computer and Software Merchant Wholesalers (912 awards), reflecting the vendor's core business as an IT hardware and software distributor rather than a service integrator.

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