Government Acquisitions LLC

Government Acquisitions Inc., an SBA-certified HUBZone small business based in Cincinnati, Ohio, operates as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) delivering IT hardware, software licensing, and technical support services to federal agencies across civilian and defense sectors. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation competing predominantly under HUBZone and Total Small Business set-asides across its prime footprint.

Government Acquisitions Inc. delivers concrete IT procurement and support capabilities: Dell servers, laptops, and workstations; Cisco and Juniper networking equipment; Fortinet and other security appliances; robotic process automation platforms (UiPath); software licensing and renewals (Certara, FICO, Horizon 3AI, Splunk Cloud, Cloudera, IBM tools); and technical support services including managed facilities and infrastructure maintenance. Representative work includes a $13.2 million Customs and Border Protection delivery order for software licensing through SEWP V (awarded January 2026, completion December 2028), a $3.6 million Bureau of Engraving and Printing order for UiPath robotic process automation licenses through SEWP V (awarded February 2026, completion February 2031), and an $8.5 million Internal Revenue Service order for Certara software subscriptions and support through SEWP V (awarded July 2026, completion June 2029). The company also supplies specialized hardware—Dell PowerVault storage, HPE ProLiant servers, Supermicro systems, APC power distribution racks—and delivers one-off desktop, laptop, and peripheral hardware to dozens of agencies.

Government Acquisitions Inc. holds active positions on major governmentwide vehicles. Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V), a $5.7 billion GSA-administered vehicle through NASA, carries 6,286 task orders and $1.43 billion in combined potential value—the vendor's primary delivery channel for civilian agencies including State Department bureaus, FEMA, NOAA, IRS, Patent and Trademark Office, and Census Bureau. The company participates in Information Technology Schedule 70 (GSA's main IT schedule) with 9,510 task orders and $1.7 billion combined potential value. Information Technology Enterprise Solutions - 3 Hardware (ITES-3H), a Department of Defense indefinite delivery vehicle, hosts 1,785 task orders and $332.6 million in potential value supporting Army, Air Force, Navy, and joint commands. The company also holds a $750 million Department of Commerce Network Infrastructure BPA (through November 2030) for networking equipment and support services, holds positions on the Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) 2nd Generation Information Technology program, and carries seats on FirstSource and FirstSource II master agreements. The vendor's vehicle portfolio totals roughly $4.5 billion across its top five vehicles alone, reflecting deep market presence.

Customer concentration is diffuse but with clear civilian and defense leadership. The top five customers by award count (USDA Office of the Chief Information Officer, DHS Chief Procurement Officer, Treasury IRS, USDA Forest Service, and CBP) account for roughly 24% of all awards and include the IRS and USDA OCIO as dollar leaders. By potential value, USDA OCIO ($664.2 million), IRS ($657.9 million), and CBP ($543.1 million) lead. SEWP V and IT Schedule 70 dominate the vehicle rankings, indicating the company is a high-volume supplier of standardized IT goods and services rather than a specialized prime on large enterprise contracts. The vendor's award portfolio spans 707 distinct customer agencies, reflecting a commodity-like service posture across the federal IT market.

Activity has contracted sharply. Awards per year dropped from 1,688 in 2022 to 169 in 2026 year-to-date, a decline of roughly 90% over three years. This decline is consistent with the nature of the award portfolio—high-volume, small-to-modest-value delivery orders under mature vehicles like SEWP V and IT Schedule 70, where annual order volume naturally fluctuates. The company faces recompete pressure: 255 awards with completion dates in the next 24 months carry $212.7 million in combined potential value, representing material recompete risk on SEWP V and other vehicle positions.

Service Contract Inventory (SCI) data on federal service contracts above $150,000 shows modest FY2024 invoiced revenue of $23.1 million across 9.7 FTEs, up from $8.2 million and 10.7 FTEs in FY2023. SCI-reported government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts ranged from roughly $133/hr at the 10th percentile to $246/hr at the median, with outlier rates at $17,172/hr reflecting anomalous labor-hour pricing or data artifacts. The SCI dataset shows 14% average sub-hours engagement across prime contracts, with 68 named subcontractors reported. This indicates the vendor primarily builds delivery around direct staff and selective subcontracting rather than operating as a sub-heavy model or pure reseller.

Government Acquisitions Inc. subcontracts to larger defense primes on selected work. The vendor delivered goods and services to Leidos on the Homeland Enterprise Information Technology Secure Services and Support (HEITS) task order supporting the Department of Homeland Security (May 2026, April 2026, May 2026 awards). ManTech Advanced Systems International engaged the vendor on ICON task orders for laptops and computer servers (April 2026). These subcontract relationships represent minor components of the vendor's overall footprint but signal capability to serve as a supplier to larger system integrators on DHS and defense missions.

The company's GSA Schedule labor portfolio reflects a civilian IT services posture: 18 labor categories ranging from $164/hr (entry-level software engineer) to $370/hr (senior subject matter expert), all requiring bachelor's degrees and between four and eight years of experience, with no security-cleared roles. This spectrum aligns with the vendor's commodity IT hardware and support service delivery model rather than specialized cleared or research-intensive work. The low rate ceiling and absence of cleared labor indicates competitive positioning in standardized IT procurement, not niche cybersecurity, advanced research, or high-touch systems integration.

Government Acquisitions Inc. competes predominantly on full-and-open SEWP V and IT Schedule 70 delivery orders alongside HUBZone and Total Small Business set-asides. The 99% prime posture, diffuse customer base across 707 agencies, and high-volume commodity hardware and software supply indicate a market position as a broad-based, schedule-driven IT commodity provider rather than a specialized niche player or prime systems integrator. Recompete cliff exposure and declining annual award velocity suggest the vendor is managing mature vehicle positions in a maturing market segment.

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