NV5 Geospatial Solutions, Inc.

NV5 Geospatial Solutions, Inc., a subsidiary of L3Harris Technologies, Inc., delivers proprietary geospatial software licenses, maintenance renewals, and technical support to federal agencies as a large-business prime contractor competing full-and-open without SBA set-aside certifications. Headquartered in Superior, Colorado, NV5 Geospatial Solutions is the exclusive sole-source provider of ENVI (Environment for Visualizing Images) and IDL (Interactive Data Language) platforms across the federal government—advanced remote sensing and geospatial data analysis tools used for Earth observation, environmental monitoring, natural resource management, and scientific research. The company derives the vast majority of its federal revenue from recurring annual software license renewals and maintenance subscriptions distributed across 156 customer agencies.

NV5 Geospatial Solutions' federal portfolio spans 1,992 prime awards with combined potential value of $181.5 million, of which $94 million has been obligated. Activity has remained flat to slightly declining year over year (27 awards in 2022, 14 awards in 2026 year-to-date) but masks substantial dollar concentration: the portfolio is dominated by recurrent small-to-mid-value software renewals and maintenance orders, with 14 awards reaching completion inside the next twenty-four months and carrying $9.7 million in combined potential value. NV5 Geospatial Solutions competes almost entirely through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), which anchors 596 task orders valued at $31 million, and the IT Schedule 70, which carries 167 task orders worth $5.8 million. Two indefinite delivery vehicles—a $4.382 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with NASA's Shared Services Center (established August 2022, expiring August 2027) and a $750,000 single-award BPA with the Office of the Chief Information Officer (April 2025 through April 2030)—streamline federal agency access to ENVI and IDL software across multiple organizations.

Customer concentration is broad but uneven. The top five funding agencies by award count—the Office of Naval Research (225 awards, $3.3 million potential value), NASA Shared Services Center (130 awards, $17.3 million), USGS Office of Acquisitions and Grants (120 awards, $2.2 million), NOAA (109 awards, $5.1 million), and NASA Goddard (63 awards, $1.8 million)—account for 32% of recent awards. The top five by potential value reveal a different ranking: NASA Shared Services ($17.3 million), U.S. Marine Corps (17 awards, $9.5 million), NOAA ($5.1 million), ONR ($3.3 million), and Army Intelligence and Security Command (41 awards, $2.5 million) represent 21% of combined potential value. The Marine Corps concentration—$9.5 million across only 17 awards—signals larger deal sizes and higher per-order values than the smaller, high-volume civilian agency renewals characteristic of ONR and USGS. Representative prime work includes a $8.997 million Army Communications Electronics Command purchase order (April 2026) for NV5 subscription renewal and maintenance in support of DCGS-A Increment 1 Release 2; a $6.499 million Army CECOM Southwest Region order (August 2023) for ENVI software toolkit and atmospheric correction module licenses; and a $525,000 definitive contract with NOAA (June 2026) for unlimited IDL licenses, software, and maintenance through May 2031. Smaller routine renewals—typically $5,000 to $70,000 per order—dominate the Office of Naval Research, NOAA, and civilian agency portfolios.

NV5 Geospatial Solutions holds a minimal subcontract footprint: only six sub-awards appear in the source (4 contract subs, 2 grant subs), representing less than 1% of the prime portfolio. Named primes include Atlantic Diving Supply (JagWire ground maintenance sub-award, November 2024), Goodrich Corporation (U-2 SYERS support and sustainment including ENVI+IDL licensing, October 2024), Applied Research Associates (Mission Awareness Capabilities software support, May 2024), and General Atomics (software perpetual support maintenance grants, January and March 2025). Sub-award work centers on embedded software support, systems integration, and maintenance labor under larger platform or program primes rather than product resale or feature development. The company does not appear as a significant federal grant recipient; the two named grant sub-awards are small maintenance support tasks under General Atomics.

The vendor's award portfolio splits nearly entirely across Information Technology Software (1,030 awards, the dominant PSC) and Computer and Office Machine Repair and Maintenance (647 awards under NAICS 811212, the top category). Custom Computer Programming Services (NAICS 541511, 320 awards) and Software Publishers (NAICS 511210, 642 awards) round out the capability framing, reflecting the mix of license subscriptions, maintenance renewals, and occasional custom development or integration work. All awards carry firm fixed-price pricing and none are set-aside. The company's sole-source designation—reflecting its exclusive ownership of ENVI and IDL intellectual property—eliminates competitive pressure on individual orders but anchors the federal footprint to recurring renewal cycles tied to agency budgets, attrition, and technology refresh cycles. The fourteen awards due for recompete inside twenty-four months represent the principal pipeline exposure and opportunity vector for competitors and partners seeking to enter NV5 Geospatial Solutions' federal customer base or pursue alternative geospatial software platforms.