Ma Federal, Inc.

Ma Federal, Inc., doing business as Igov.com, is a small business federal systems integrator and value-added reseller headquartered in Reston, Virginia, that delivers ruggedized computing hardware, enterprise software licensing, and IT commodity procurement to defense, homeland security, and civilian federal agencies as a prime contractor across multiple government-wide acquisition vehicles. The company operates as a Subchapter S Corporation with a subsidiary, Igov Technologies, Inc., and competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements without set-aside restrictions, though certain awards carry small-business set-asides reflecting its SBA certification status.

Ma Federal's federal award footprint spans 6,800 prime and sub awards with combined potential value of $152.15 billion, though only $1.1 billion has been obligated to date. The portfolio concentrates heavily in information technology hardware and software: 2,672 awards fall under Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, 1,997 under Other Computer Related Services, and 961 under Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers. Representative prime-contract work includes $3.27 million in Panasonic semi-rugged notebooks delivered to U.S. Special Operations Command under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule in March 2023, $2.71 million in Panasonic notebooks for USSOCOM in June 2023, a $2.41 million Panasonic laptop delivery order under the ADVANTAGESELECT BPA to the Air Force in July 2025, and $1.89 million in GoTenna radio trackers and microSD cards to Customs and Border Protection under FirstSource II in September 2021. Software procurement includes $325,690.94 for GitLab renewal under the Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions (CIO-CS) GWAC in December 2025 and $277,176.74 for GitLab subscription renewal under CIO-CS to the National Library of Medicine in December 2024.

Customer concentration is distributed across defense and homeland security agencies. The top five customers by award count—Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center (567 awards), the Air Force (494 awards), the Army (434 awards), Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (399 awards), and the Navy (342 awards)—account for approximately 33 percent of awards. By potential value, the GSA Federal Acquisition Service leads with $724.3 million across 126 awards; U.S. Special Operations Command holds $134.5 million across 207 awards; Customs and Border Protection holds $87.5 million across 66 awards; the U.S. Coast Guard holds $31.4 million across 62 awards; and the DHS Chief Procurement Officer holds $31.1 million across 134 awards. This concentration in defense-side customers reflects Ma Federal's strength in ruggedized hardware and enterprise software resale.

Ma Federal holds positions on multiple large government-wide vehicles. The Federal Supply Schedule (GSA Schedule 70, GSA-35F-4411G) anchors the portfolio with 2,513 task orders generating $49 million in combined potential value. Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement IV (SEWP IV) carries 839 task orders valued at $154.7 million, SEWP III carries 821 task orders valued at $20 million, and SEWP V carries 383 task orders valued at $108.1 million. FirstSource II, the Department of Homeland Security's multiple-award IDIQ for IT commodities and services, accounts for 325 task orders valued at $146 million. Additionally, Ma Federal holds the ADVANTAGESELECT BPA under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, a $36.2 million multiple-award vehicle awarded March 19, 2023, running through March 18, 2027, which delivers ruggedized computing platforms, networking equipment, and technical services to defense agencies including the Air Force and Naval Special Warfare Command.

Award activity has averaged 37 to 48 awards per year over the past five years (2022–2024), with a decline to 22 awards in 2025 and only 2 recorded in 2026 year-to-date. The recompete cliff remains minimal—only five awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $1.5 million, signal low near-term recompete exposure despite the large overall portfolio.

In its subcontractor capacity, Ma Federal supplies hardware and IT commodities to defense primes including Lockheed Martin Corporation (antenna and imaging components, printer consumables), Booz Allen Hamilton (IT products and services on EMAPS 2 and emergent threat training capability contracts), Atlantic Diving Supply (mobile devices, batteries, and audio apparatus), Analytical Services, Inc. (data center operations sustainment for Missile Defense Agency), Serco Inc. (afloat networks equipment), and Integration Innovation Inc. (quantum scalar tape drive renewals for RDT&E support). The sub-award work mirrors the prime footprint—hardware, networking, and software commodity resale to defense customers.

Ma Federal's 6,800-award portfolio reflects a high-volume, low-unit-value transaction model characteristic of a value-added reseller operating across multiple government vehicles. The company has been registered in SAM.gov since 2001 and maintains a stable position as a small-business federal systems integrator, with revenue concentration in hardware resale and software licensing rather than professional services or systems engineering. The subsidiary Igov Technologies, Inc., has also held significant IDV vehicles including earlier references to a $941 million Targeted Requirement EXecution (TREX) contract with USSOCOM and a $10 billion to $11.93 billion IT Enterprise Solutions contract vehicle with the Army or DLA, though the source materials on those vehicles are referenced in award narratives rather than independently detailed.