Irsa Umar

Irsa Umar, doing business as SR Technology Systems, is a woman-owned small business and self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Glen Burnie, Maryland that operates as a prime contractor supplying software subscriptions, laboratory equipment, spare parts, and facility systems to 26 distinct federal agencies. The vendor competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides and woman-owned small business designations across a highly diversified purchase-order footprint.

SR Technology Systems' capability portfolio centers on software licensing renewals and reseller relationships with enterprise vendors — notably Flexera (asset management), Selenium (test automation), LEADTOOLS (document imaging), Magnet Forensics (digital forensics), and GraphPad Prism (statistical analysis) — alongside procurement and delivery of specialized equipment including cooling towers, battery kits, optical tables, laboratory instruments, industrial parts, and facility maintenance materials. Representative prime awards include a $772,655 five-year Selenium Box Enterprise software subscription renewal with the Social Security Administration (awarded June 2026), a $483,236 overhaul and rebuilding parts order for TSV-1 Prevail Caterpillar fuel systems with US Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) (June 2026), a $422,240 five-year Flexera Technopedia software maintenance and subscription renewal with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (September 2026), and an $80,540 30-day OrbusInfinity consultancy bundle with NASA's Shared Services Center (September 2026).

Customer concentration skews to civilian IT and administrative agencies. The top five funding agencies by award count or dollar value account for 46 percent of recent awards and 66 percent of combined potential value, led by the Social Security Administration (5 awards, $1.4 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (6 awards, $610 thousand), US Fleet Forces Command (Atlantic) (1 award, $483 thousand), NOAA (3 awards, $477 thousand), and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (1 award, $422 thousand). NASA's Shared Services Center and NOAA anchor supply and equipment work; SSA dominates software renewals. The vendor holds no parent vehicle seats and places all work through direct purchase orders.

Activity ramped sharply in 2026 — one award in 2025, fifty-one awards through September 2026 — with a combined potential value of $5.1 million and $3.4 million in obligated dollars. Twenty-two awards (combined potential value $1.8 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting significant recompete exposure. The vendor's capability mix, by award count, splits across software publishers (13 awards), other computer-related services (8 awards), analytical laboratory instrument manufacturing (4 awards), and HVAC manufacturing (3 awards). By contract scope, business application software licenses dominate (11 awards using PSC 7A21), followed by laboratory equipment and SaaS application development tools.

SR Technology Systems operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards); the source contains no subcontract activity. Headquarters remain in Glen Burnie, with performance distributed across customer sites and vendor facilities nationwide. The vendor's pursuit strategy emphasizes authorized reseller and distributor status for branded software and equipment, evidenced by recurring brand-name FAR Part 12 procurements and distributor-certification requirements embedded in solicitations. Set-aside posture is consistent — the vendor competes under Total Small Business designations in 32 of 52 awards (62%) and woman-owned small business designations in 3 awards (6%), with the remainder unrestricted acquisitions targeting software maintenance and facility equipment.