Impres Technology Solutions, Inc.

Impres Technology Solutions, Inc., a HUBZone-certified small business and minority-owned (Asian-Pacific American) IT solutions provider headquartered in Round Rock, Texas, operates as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) delivering network infrastructure products, IT hardware, software licensing, and enterprise IT services across civilian and defense federal agencies. The company competes predominantly under HUBZone set-asides on large blanket purchase agreements while maintaining capability to compete full-and-open on government-wide acquisition contract vehicles such as SEWP V and 2GIT BPA.

Impres's customer base spans 333 distinct federal agencies with heavy concentration in defense IT operations. The top five customers by award count—Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (221 awards, $19.1 million potential value), Department of the Air Force Air Education and Training Command (196 awards, $23.3 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (184 awards, $27.8 million), Air Combat Command (147 awards, $14.6 million), and Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (120 awards, $6.3 million)—account for 25% of recent awards. The top five customers by potential value diverge slightly: Department of Labor Office of the Chief Information Officer dominates dollar volume with 41 awards and $157.5 million combined potential value, followed by Department of the Air Force ($53.9 million across 93 awards), Bureau of Diplomatic Security ($42.9 million, 27 awards), Naval Sea Systems Command ($27.8 million), and Coast Guard ($27.4 million, 107 awards). Impres delivers concrete capabilities across Dell servers, Cisco and Juniper networking equipment, Palo Alto and Aruba security hardware, ServiceNow and VMware software licensing, storage systems from Dell Unity and NetApp, and forensic/cyber tools including Metasploit, Passware, and specialized investigative platforms. Representative prime work includes a $439.1 million Air Force Test Center delivery order for Dell ProMax T2 Tower equipment (September 2025, SEWP V, Total Small Business set-aside), a $6.3 million Office of the Chief Information Officer BPA call for ServiceNow licenses (September 2025, Enterprise Software BPA, no set-aside), a $2.4 million Immigration and Customs Enforcement delivery order for forensic technology training equipment (September 2025, SEWP V, no set-aside), and a $17.8 million Census Bureau purchase order for systems and software deployment supporting 2028 Census dress rehearsal (May 2026, no set-aside).

Impres holds three flagship IDVs: a $999.999 billion OASIS+ HUBZone multiple-award indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with GSA (October 2025, through October 2030), a $750 million Department of Commerce Network Infrastructure BPA (November 2025, through November 2030) covering network infrastructure products and support across civilian Commerce operating units, and a $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ with the Missile Defense Agency (December 2025, through December 2035) for multi-domain defense systems and disruptive technology integration. Additionally, Impres holds a $56.5 million Office of the Chief Information Officer desktop and tablet BPA set aside for HUBZone and a $340 million USDA Laptop BPA designated for HUBZone firms. Task order velocity across major vehicles reflects strong prime positioning: 1,424 orders under the Multiple Award Schedule (GSA MAS) with $1.83 billion combined potential value, 411 under FirstSource II ($64.3 million), 182 under Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions ($96.3 million), and 101 under SEWP V ($76.9 million). Seventy-seven awards totaling $137.9 million potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing meaningful recompete exposure and opportunity.

Subcontract footprint remains limited at 4% of recent awards. Named prime contractors Impres subcontracts to include Booz Allen Hamilton (GSA FEDSIM administrative continuance work, value-added reseller of IT equipment and services), Caci Inc. Federal (CDM Defend Group A Bridge task orders, software COTS), General Dynamics Information Technology (Enterprise Mission Information Systems 2, Benefits Coordination and Recovery Center products), HII Mission Technologies (Joint Network of Engineering and Emerging Operations, Air National Guard Operational Training Support), Atlantic Diving Supply (mobile tactical compute suites, NIPR fiber optic bundles, JTFCS communication modules), Alutiiq Information Management (RESTORE laboratory engineering services, EHSS services support), Serco Inc. (eligibility support goods), and SOS International LLC (Mission Partner Environment network engineering for INDOPACOM). This pattern indicates Impres operates predominantly as a prime supplier rather than a deep subcontractor; named sub-work is sparse and episodic, suggesting Impres serves larger integrators on specialized technology and logistics support tasks.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on service contracts above $150,000 threshold totaled $1 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $250 thousand, FY2023: $752 thousand, FY2024: $0), with workforce on those prime contracts averaging 0.6 FTEs in FY2022, 0.0 FTEs in FY2023, and 0.5 FTEs in FY2024. This indicates Impres's federal revenue model is dominated by product procurements and goods delivery (network hardware, servers, storage, software licenses)—not reportable services—which aligns with the award portfolio's concentration in NAICS 541519 (Other Computer Related Services, 2,098 awards), Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment Wholesale (396 awards), and Electronic Computer Manufacturing (308 awards). GSA Schedule labor rates span 30 categories from Administrative Specialist ($57.75/hr, associate degree, no clearance) through Consultant III ($209.72/hr, bachelor's degree, 15 years experience), with mid-tier roles such as Systems Engineer II ($113.27/hr) and IT Subject Matter Expert ($139.96/hr) representing typical government-paid rates for the company's technical consulting footprint. No security-cleared labor positions are currently offered.

Recent activity shows year-over-year volatility: 113 awards in 2022, 134 in 2023, 230 in 2024, 154 in 2025, and 72 awards through the first nine months of 2026. The portfolio's aggregate combined potential value stands at $71.78 billion, with only $758.7 million (1%) obligated to date, indicating the vendor holds substantial ceiling capacity across its multiple-award vehicles and BPA holdings. This posture—HUBZone certification, 96% prime capability, concentration in goods and network infrastructure delivery, and positioning across both large IDIQs and multiple pre-competed acquisition vehicles—positions Impres as a broad-based federal IT solutions distributor and hardware integrator serving defense and civilian agencies in competition with larger integrators on product-heavy procurements and with other HUBZone small businesses on set-aside opportunities.

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