Lyme Computer Systems, Inc.

Lyme Computer Systems, Inc., doing business as Lyme Technology Solutions, is a small business subchapter S corporation based in Lebanon, New Hampshire, that delivers software licensing, hardware procurement, and IT infrastructure solutions to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 97% of recent awards, competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides across multiple government-wide acquisition contracts.

Lyme Computer Systems operates as a broad-based IT reseller and systems integrator, specializing in enterprise software licenses—MATLAB, SOLIDWORKS, Splunk, and specialized forensics tools—alongside hardware infrastructure including Dell, Cisco, and EMC storage equipment, and networking solutions. Recent representative prime work spans civilian and defense agencies: a $32.6 million delivery order from the Office of the Chief Information Officer for Salesforce software licenses and services under SEWP V (January 2026); a $715.2 million delivery order from Air Force Materiel Command for MathWorks plugins and licensing under SEWP V (November 2025); a $729.6 million BPA call from Naval Sea Systems Command for SOLIDWORKS software under the DoD ESI IT Asset Management BPA (February 2026); a $750 million Blanket Purchase Agreement awarded by the Department of Commerce on November 1, 2025, extending through November 1, 2030, furnishing network infrastructure products, licenses, and support services across the continental United States; and a $150 million DPI-4 Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Air Force Installation Contracting Agency (awarded December 1, 2025, through November 30, 2030) for end-user printing and imaging devices, consumables, and peripherals as a total small business set-aside.

Customer concentration reveals heavy Navy footprint. The top five funding entities by award count—Naval Sea Systems Command (1,367 awards, $127 million), Secretary of the Navy Office of Naval Research (509 awards, $7 million), Army (438 awards, $785 thousand), NASA Shared Services Center (386 awards, $14.1 million), and Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory (330 awards, $3.4 million)—account for 23% of recent awards. By dollar magnitude, the top tier shifts: Naval Information Warfare Systems Command leads at $679.1 million across 293 awards, followed by Naval Sea Systems Command at $127 million, Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters at $46.9 million, Defense Information Systems Agency at $32 million, and Naval Air Systems Command at $16.4 million. This represents only 3% of combined potential value, indicating shallow concentration despite high transaction volume.

Lyme Computer Systems places work across five principal vehicles. The Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4754G (GSA MAS) hosts 4,683 task orders valued at $93.7 million combined potential value. SEWP V accounts for 2,657 task orders carrying $257.3 million combined potential value. The Multiple Award Schedule vehicle hosts 1,159 task orders at $1.97 billion combined potential value. The Department of Defense Enterprise Software Initiative IT Asset Management BPA generated 408 task orders at $29.9 million combined potential value. The Blanket Purchase Agreement GS35F4754G-NNX14MD98Z holds 75 task orders at $727 thousand combined potential value. The company's participation in the $750 million Department of Commerce Network Infrastructure BPA (awarded November 2025) and the $150 million DPI-4 BPA (awarded December 2025) anchor significant future pipeline.

Activity has remained relatively flat year over year—489 awards in 2022, 513 in 2023, 520 in 2024, 427 in 2025, and 98 year-to-date in 2026 through September. The recompete cliff is material: 142 awards with ultimate completion dates inside the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $52.5 million, exposing the vendor to renewal competition across existing vehicles.

In its subcontractor role, Lyme Computer Systems delivers hardware, software, and IT infrastructure support to primes including Peraton (sub-orbital payload integration and test), CACI NSS (Special Operations Forces IT support), Amentum Technology (enterprise IT and ballistic missile defense support), HII Mission Technologies (logistics, ISR, and security equipment), General Dynamics Mission Systems (direct logistics support and tech refresh), University of Dayton (sustainment equipment), and Torch Technologies (software, systems, and simulation engineering). Sub work spans software licenses (MATLAB, SOLIDWORKS, CAD tools), hardware (Dell workstations, Precision systems, UPS batteries, networking equipment, fiber optic solutions), and professional services supporting test, evaluation, and sustainment operations.

The company's NAICS profile reflects its IT product-and-service-focused scope: Electronic Computer Manufacturing (5,230 awards), Other Computer Related Services (2,930 awards), Software Publishers (1,369 awards), Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers (1,152 awards), and Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (304 awards). Top PSC categories are Information Technology Software (2,753 awards), Information Technology Support Equipment (1,811 awards), Information Technology Equipment System Configuration (855 awards), Information Technology Central Processing Unit hardware (738 awards), and Information Technology Input/Output and Storage Devices (636 awards).

Lyme Computer Systems' federal presence spans 585 distinct customer agencies across nearly forty years of contracting history (first award dated September 1986), with cumulative potential value of $33.05 billion and obligated dollars of $638.6 million as of the source date. Approximately 40% of recent awards carry Total Small Business set-aside designations, positioning the company as a recurring vehicle for federal small business procurement objectives. The vendor competes predominantly through pre-competed indefinite delivery vehicles—GWACs, BPAs, and GSA schedules—rather than full-and-open competition, leveraging established positions to execute numerous task orders at sub-million-dollar values that collectively anchor substantial annual revenue.

Established in 1983 (WOSB, incorporated in 1984), Lyme Computer Systems transitioned November 25, 2008 to a 100% Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) Company, specializing in networking, security, IT forensics, hardware, software and interconnectivity.