Istor Solutions LLC

Istor Solutions LLC, a minority-owned IT commodities and software reseller based in Tampa, Florida, operates as a prime contractor delivering information technology hardware, software licenses, and maintenance services to civilian federal agencies through the Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions (CIO-CS) government-wide acquisition contract. The company is a child entity of Storsoft Technology Corp, a HUBZone-certified, self-certified small disadvantaged business and Black American-owned firm. Istor Solutions competes predominantly under full-and-open delivery orders, with sporadic Total Small Business and Competitive 8(a) set-asides appearing across its portfolio.

The vendor's customer concentration centers on the Department of Health and Human Services and subordinate NIH institutes. The top five funded agencies account for 63 percent of awards by count, anchored by the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (57 awards, $10.8 million combined potential value), the Health Resources and Services Administration Headquarters (21 awards, $3 million), and the National Institute on Aging (19 awards, $1.3 million). When ranked by potential value, the NIH Clinical Center rises to the second position ($10.7 million across 4 awards) and the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services enters the top tier ($9.5 million across 7 awards), signaling that while NIEHS dominates volume, high-value orders span both HHS and DHS customer sets. All 194 recent awards are prime contract awards; the vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor with zero subcontract activity in the source footprint.

Istor Solutions delivers across three core capability areas. First, IT hardware procurement — Dell PowerEdge servers, HPE equipment, Arista network switches, Apple MacBooks and iMacs, monitors, docking stations, and accessories appear repeatedly across dozens of awards. Second, software licenses and renewals — FileMaker enterprise licenses, Microsoft unified support, Splunk enterprise, Tableau, Splunk, Red Hat, Gigamon network software, NetApp unified data storage, and Flexera FlexNet asset management licenses characterize a broad OEM software distribution footprint. Third, specialized IT services including network backup software support, PKI certificate issuance software, code analysis platforms (CodeDX), and disaster recovery solutions (Druva InSync). Representative awards include a $2.4 million delivery order for FileMaker annual enterprise licenses to HHS/Center for Information Technology through CIO-CS (set-aside: Total Small Business, completion March 26, 2031); a $3.8 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order for Gigamon network software subscription to U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (completion September 19, 2025); and a $10.4 million non-set-aside delivery order for Microsoft software licenses and premier support to NIH Clinical Center (completion September 24, 2026).

All 187 task orders sit under the CIO-CS vehicle, which Istor Solutions leverages as its exclusive parent contract. The vehicle concentration is near-total: 99 percent of awards and all of the dollar value flow through CIO-CS delivery orders, reflecting a business model built entirely on CIO-CS task order placement. No other IDIQs, GWACs, or agency-wide vehicles appear in the source data.

Activity has contracted sharply. The vendor recorded 47 awards in 2022, then fell to 1 award in 2023, recovered to 6 in 2024, and 8 in 2025, before dropping to 1 in the first three months of 2026. This steep decline from the 2022 peak signals recompete or contract consolidation pressure. Three awards carrying combined potential value of $10.9 million reach completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete.

Service Contract Inventory data covers only five SCI-reportable prime records across FY2022–FY2024, reflecting the vendor's goods-and-reseller posture: SCI-reported invoiced revenue totaled $3.8 million in FY2024 (the only year with recorded invoicing), but FTE counts remained at zero because the contracts were structured as firm-fixed-price commodity orders rather than labor-hour or T&M service engagements. Government-paid rates on the limited SCI records hold at a flat $191,645.81 per hour, but this figure is an artifact of how hourly equivalents are calculated from fixed-price hardware and software orders — it does not represent hourly labor pricing. The vendor reports zero subcontractor hour share across its SCI-reportable contracts, consistent with its prime-only operational model.

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