IP Web, Inc.

IP Web, Inc., a for-profit corporate entity based in New York, supplies the Cypris AI Dashboard, a software platform for research data management and analysis, to federal agencies as a subcontractor (75% of recent awards) and holds one prime contract. The vendor operates without SBA set-aside designations and competes full-and-open across its limited federal footprint.

IP Web's federal footprint is sparse and nascent. The source covers four awards spanning August 2024 through September 2026, with combined potential value of $75 thousand — notably, obligated dollars ($175 thousand) exceed potential value by 233%, indicating task orders or modifications have expanded initial ceiling. Activity is episodic: two awards in 2024, one in 2025, one in 2026. All four awards involve the Cypris Software Platform, positioning the vendor as a supplier of a single specialized product line rather than a diversified service provider. The only named prime award is a $75 thousand purchase order from the Shared Services Center (a civilian federal agency) for Cypris AI Dashboard subscription renewal in fiscal year 2026, with performance through September 7, 2027, supporting NASA Langley Research Center. The subscription includes up to 100 user seats, unlimited monitoring capabilities, 6,000 closed-access research paper credits annually, single sign-on implementation, and a Customer Success Tier Silver Package with dedicated customer success management.

Customer concentration centers entirely on NASA and the Air Force Research Laboratory. NASA Johnson Space Center and NASA Shared Services Center account for three of four awards; the Air Force Research Laboratory (Sensors Directorate, Optoelectronic Technology Branch) accounts for the remaining one. As a subcontractor, IP Web delivers the Cypris Software Platform to KBR Wyle Services on Air Force optoelectronic technology research support and to an unnamed prime on NASA Johnson Space Center engineering and scientific products and technical services work. The vendor maintains one seat on the Information Analysis Center Multiple-Award Contract, which has generated one task order. One award ($75 thousand) faces recompete in the next twenty-four months.