Immixtechnology Inc.

Immixtechnology Inc., a subsidiary of Fortune 500 Arrow Electronics Inc., operates as a full-and-open commercial IT software distributor delivering enterprise software licenses, hardware, cybersecurity products, and technical support services to federal agencies across 727 customer organizations as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). Based in McLean, Virginia, Immixtechnology competes without small business set-asides or socioeconomic certifications, leveraging GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), NASA Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement (SEWP) vehicles, and a newly awarded SEWP VI government-wide acquisition contract to place task orders across civilian and defense agencies.

Immixtechnology's customer concentration runs heavily toward Naval commands by volume and mixed by dollar value. Naval Sea Systems Command leads by award count at 1,190 awards ($90.5 million combined potential value), followed by Naval Air Warfare Center at 641 awards ($57 million), and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command at 528 awards ($1.97 billion). By potential value, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command anchors the portfolio at $1.97 billion, while the Department of the Treasury's Internal Revenue Service ranks second at $1.02 billion and the Office of the Secretary of Defense third at $845.6 million. These three customers account for roughly 5% of combined portfolio value. Immixtechnology's footprint spans 22,016 total awards (21,927 as prime, 89 as subcontractor) valued at $100.82 billion combined potential value across fiscal years 1999 through 2026. Recent activity shows 82 awards in 2026 year-to-date, 171 in 2025, and 227 in 2024—a slight decline trajectory from 231 in 2022. Within the next twenty-four months, 98 awards reaching ultimate completion carry combined potential value of $66.5 million, creating moderate recompete exposure.

Immixtechnology's core capability centers on software license renewals and maintenance for commercial engineering and enterprise platforms. Representative work spans CREO, Windchill, and Arbortext design and product lifecycle management software from PTC; ABAQUS and CATIA finite element analysis and CAD platforms from Dassault Systemes; Palo Alto Networks cybersecurity appliances and subscriptions; Relativity e-discovery and case management software; and workforce management platforms (GOVTA). Recent high-value awards include a $50.186 million Social Security Administration Pega software delivery order through MAS (base plus two one-year options, completing October 2028), an $8.839 million Justice Management Division Relativity e-discovery delivery order under SEWP V (completing June 2027), a $7.361 million US Cyber Command RedSeal subscription renewal (completing July 2028), a $4.215 million Department of Justice Antitrust Division Relativity delivery order under SEWP V (completing September 2026), a $3.481 million Air Force Pega Government Platform bundle under SEWP V (completing April 2028), and a $2.808 million Army Research Development and Engineering Command CREO software licenses and support delivery order (completing August 2026).

Vehicle positioning reflects market-leading scale on federal software procurement channels. Immixtechnology holds 8,290 task orders ($2.57 billion combined value) on Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0330J, 6,398 task orders ($4.03 billion) on GSA Multiple Award Schedule, 2,345 task orders ($825.8 million) on SEWP IV, and 999 task orders ($251.9 million) on Information Technology Schedule 70. The company was awarded a new SEWP VI multiple-award GWAC (NASA, effective November 1, 2026, through October 31, 2036, $20 billion ceiling) on which it competes government-wide for IT products and services. A single-award Basic Ordering Agreement with the Justice Management Division (September 19, 2024, through June 19, 2029, $12 million ceiling) anchors Relativity product and support delivery; three delivery orders totaling $22 million have been placed against this BOA through June 2025.

Service Contract Inventory data reveals SCI-reportable invoiced revenue of $77.7 million across fiscal years 2022–2025 ($3 million FY2022, $7.6 million FY2023, $26.5 million FY2024, $40.7 million FY2025), covering 93 reportable service contracts (91 prime, 2 named subcontractor). FTE trajectory shows 2.8 FTEs in FY2022, declining through FY2023–FY2024, then rising sharply to 76.3 FTEs in FY2025. Government-paid hourly rates on these service contracts range from $196.86/hr at the 10th percentile to $278.14/hr at the 90th percentile (median $240.33/hr), reflecting professional-level labor positioning. Across SCI prime contracts, subs perform approximately 11% of contractor hours; 38 named subcontractors appear in the dataset. Immixtechnology operates as a pure prime on most work, with subcontractor engagement limited and primarily technical support or specialized vendor implementation roles.

Subcontractor footprint is minimal relative to prime volume. Named primes contracting with Immixtechnology as a subcontractor include Amentum Services and Amentum Technology (C5ISR support, PTC software, and MDA IT services), Bechtel National (NASA SLS Mobile Launcher 2 CAD and Windchill renewals), Booz Allen Hamilton (CDM Defend Group IT services), Leidos (FAA En Route Automation Modernization), Peraton (Air Force Product Data Systems), KBR Wyle Services (Mission Systems Operations simulation), CACI (NASA NCAPS software), BAE Systems (systems engineering and integration), J.F. Taylor (PTC multi-product task order coverage), Beyond New Horizons (Test Operations Sustainment software), Lockheed Martin (G2CUSTFCD customer communications), Pantexas Deterrence (Pantex Plant software), and Accenture Federal Services (USMS Mission Modernization). Subcontractor roles center on software licensing delivery, renewal support, and integration services—consistent with Immixtechnology's value-add as a distributor rather than full systems integrator. The company's profile emphasizes resale and licensing administration over organic service delivery.

Primary NAICS codes align with software distribution and IT services: 9,773 awards under Other Computer Related Services, 8,341 under Computer Systems Design Services, 1,503 under Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers, 681 under Software Publishers, and 359 under Electronic Computer Manufacturing. PSC concentration runs to Information Technology Software (9,814 awards), Information Technology Support Equipment (1,526), IT and Telecom—Other IT and Telecommunications (1,170), and IT and Telecom—Annual Software Maintenance Service Plans (1,088). Award patterns reflect a vendor optimized for recurring software renewals, maintenance, and licensing support rather than custom development or systems engineering.

Immixtechnology operates as a pure distributor and reseller with no reported minority, women-owned, or disadvantaged-business certifications. Combined obligated dollars across all 22,016 awards total $4.48 billion (4% of the $100.82 billion combined potential value ceiling), indicating heavy reliance on task-order vehicles where ceilings set boundaries but actual spend remains contingent on agency ordering patterns. Recent trajectory—171 awards in FY2025 down from 227 in FY2024, and only 82 awards in 2026 year-to-date—suggests market saturation or ordering consolidation, though the newly awarded SEWP VI GWAC position (effective as of two weeks ago) positions the company for continued access to government-wide software procurement channels through at least 2036.