J2R Solutions LLC

J2R Solutions LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Osprey, Florida, is a federal IT solutions and value-added reseller specializing in cybersecurity, network infrastructure, and enterprise software licensing. The company operates as both a prime contractor (11% of recent awards) and as a subcontractor (89% of recent awards) and competes without set-aside designation across full-and-open solicitations. J2R Solutions recently secured a seat on NASA's SEWP VI government-wide acquisition contract (awarded November 1, 2026, with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling running through October 31, 2036).

The vendor's prime work spans small-dollar, tactical IT procurements and enterprise infrastructure. Named recent prime awards include a $188,922 definitive contract from the Army's Training and Doctrine Command for Chainguard Enterprise (through June 9, 2031); a $242,340 purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command for Palo Alto Networks PA-5410 Next Generation Firewalls (awarded March 18, 2024, through August 29, 2025); and a $151,733 purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command for Palo Alto Networks technical support services (awarded August 19, 2025, through August 31, 2030). Additional prime awards include NetBrain Network Automation Management Software ($69,750, Naval Sea Systems Command, August 19, 2025), GitLab software licenses ($18,263, Naval Air Warfare Center, August 18, 2025), and a CENTRIX-GCTF software license ($10,570, Headquarters Air Force, July 15, 2024). The SEWP VI GWAC position anchors the vendor's largest potential value and opens pathways for task orders across civilian and defense federal agencies.

Subcontractor activity dominates the award portfolio. J2R Solutions subcontracts heavily to Leidos (appearing on multiple awards for CESO operations support, SAP IT services, SMIT orders, and acoustic/visual signature generation analysis), General Dynamics Mission Systems (Mobile User Objective System ground sustainment), Booz Allen Hamilton (cybersecurity and IT hardware on EMAPS 2 and CDAO technology synchronization programs), Lockheed Martin (network infrastructure and Palo Alto Networks appliances), and CACI Federal (CDM Defend Group A bridge task orders for commercial off-the-shelf software). Other significant sub-prime relationships include Knight Point Systems (CSCII option period support), Teksynap Corporation (Defense Threat Reduction Information Analysis Center IT support), and Peraton (Rancher Federal infrastructure support). The subcontractor role positions J2R Solutions as a supply-chain node for commercial IT products and cybersecurity infrastructure within major defense and intelligence primes.

Customer concentration reflects defense IT infrastructure focus. The top five customer agencies by award count — Defense Information Systems Agency (18 awards), Air Force Space and Missile Systems Center (11 awards), Naval Sea Systems Command (7 awards), Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (5 awards), and the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (5 awards) — account for 66% of awards. However, dollar concentration is heavily skewed: NASA represents 100% of combined potential value through the single SEWP VI GWAC seat, while Naval Sea Systems Command ($464 thousand), the Army Training and Doctrine Command ($189 thousand), and Naval Air Warfare Center ($29 thousand) together account for the remaining dollars in obligated and small-value prime contracts. The vendor serves 21 distinct customer agencies total.

J2R Solutions places task orders across multiple parent vehicles, primarily Alliant II (12 task orders) and several Navy and Defense agency indefinite delivery contracts including HC102820D0001 (11 task orders), N0003920D0146 (8 task orders), HC102818D0041 (5 task orders), and N0003920D0054 (4 task orders). The vendor's award portfolio spans Computer Systems Design Services (20 awards), Computer Facilities Management Services (15 awards), and Engineering Services (13 awards) by NAICS classification, with category concentration reflecting its business-application software, compute hardware, and security-product posture.

Activity has accelerated sharply: 2 awards in 2023, 29 in 2024, and 35 in 2025, though 2026 shows only 4 awards to date. Combined potential value across all awards totals $20 billion (dominated by the SEWP VI ceiling), against $26.9 million in obligated dollars, reflecting the outsized impact of the multi-billion GWAC award and the predominance of small-dollar purchase orders in the remainder of the portfolio. The vendor's federal footprint is concentrated in defense IT infrastructure, commercial software licensing, and cybersecurity products delivered as a supply-chain participant to major primes rather than as a lead defense contractor.