Innovmetric Logiciels Inc.

Innovmetric Logiciels Inc., a Quebec City–headquartered Canadian software developer and the original developer and sole authorized reseller of PolyWorks 3D metrology and measurement software, operates exclusively as a prime contractor delivering PolyWorks licensing, maintenance, and technical support to federal agencies on a sole-source, full-and-open (non-set-aside) basis. The vendor is foreign-owned, for-profit, and competes in the commercial software market with no SBA certifications or set-aside posture; all 107 recent awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders with no set-aside designations.

Innovmetric's capability footprint is narrowly specialized: PolyWorks 3D measurement and visualization software licensing and annual renewal, PolyWorks Inspector and related module subscriptions, technical support and maintenance renewals, and integration with third-party tools (JT Translator, Creo). Concrete recent examples include a $105,373 sole-source purchase order from the Army Test and Evaluation Command (September 2024) for ten PolyWorks software license subscriptions supporting the Materials and Measurements Test Branch at Aberdeen Test Center, Maryland; a $188,640 Naval Sea Systems Command order (July 2024) for PolyWorks Inspector software at Portsmouth, Virginia; and a $56,106 Naval Sea Systems Command license renewal (June 2026) with completion through June 2030. The vendor's narrowly focused product strategy — sole-source status as the original developer — yields highly predictable, recurring renewal revenue across a distributed federal customer base.

Customer concentration reflects PolyWorks' embedded use across federal measurement and manufacturing infrastructure. The top five funding agencies account for 50% of awards by count but concentrate 75% of combined potential value in dollars: Naval Sea Systems Command leads at thirteen awards and $807 thousand combined potential value, followed by the Army Test and Evaluation Command (seven awards, $342 thousand), NASA Shared Services Center (thirteen awards, $181 thousand), the Navy Office of Naval Intelligence (seven awards, $117 thousand), and CDC Pittsburgh (twelve awards, $114 thousand). The divergence between award count and dollar value reflects Naval Sea Systems Command's and Army Test and Evaluation Command's larger per-order value, while NASA and CDC place numerous smaller maintenance renewals. The vendor has served twenty distinct federal agencies over its portfolio lifespan, with PolyWorks embedded in aeronautics research, advanced manufacturing, measurement operations, shipbuilding, transportation safety, and public health missions.

Activity has declined in recent years: six awards in 2022, seven in 2023, four in 2024, two in 2025, and two year-to-date in 2026. Over the next twenty-four months, three awards totaling $318 thousand in combined potential value reach ultimate completion and face recompete. Combined potential value across all 107 recent awards is $2.1 million, with $2 million already obligated (96% realization). Innovmetric has maintained continuous federal presence since SAM registration in 2001, competing on routine software license and maintenance renewals that sustain long-term relationships within specific agencies rather than pursuing broad-market expansion or strategic vehicle placement outside its native sole-source posture.