Microway, Inc.

Microway, Inc., a woman-owned small business manufacturer based in Plymouth, Massachusetts, specializes in designing and delivering customized high-performance computing (HPC) hardware solutions to federal government agencies. The company has maintained active registration in the System for Award Management since April 2002 and holds a corporate structure as a for-profit, subchapter S corporation. Microway's core competencies center on developing sophisticated computing infrastructure, including HPC workstations, compute cluster nodes, specialized computing systems, and storage solutions that support federal research, modeling, simulations, and data analytics applications across defense and civilian agencies.

Microway's federal prime contract award history demonstrates extensive engagement across multiple government agencies with a portfolio of specialized computing hardware deliverables. The company has received 25 prime federal contract awards ranging from approximately $14,939 to $240,309 in value, with the Office of Naval Research serving as the most frequent contracting entity, followed by NASA's Shared Services Center, the Air Force Research Laboratory, and the National Institutes of Health. Notable prime contract awards include a $240,309 delivery order from the Office of Naval Research in September 2023 for rack-mounted computer cluster compute nodes, a $233,182 delivery order from NASA in October 2022 for a large shared memory computer system supporting solar atmospheric event simulations, and a $169,461 purchase order from the Office of Naval Research in April 2025 featuring three-year offsite warranty with 24-hour component cross-shipment and lifetime technical support. The awards reflect diverse product deliveries including XEON and EPYC Whisperstation workstations, BIGTWIN servers, storage servers, high-speed workstations for applications such as COMSOL modeling, and various GPU-equipped computing systems. Microway has also secured subcontract awards from major defense contractors including Lockheed Martin Corporation, Consolidated Nuclear Security LLC, Raytheon Company, General Dynamics Information Technology Inc., and J.F. Taylor Inc., providing materials, computer hardware, servers, workstations, and warranty extension services. Most awards utilized no socioeconomic set-aside designation, though select awards incorporated total small business or woman-owned small business sole source set-asides.

Microway maintains a Federal Supply Schedule Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract with the General Services Administration valued at $475,000 with a completion date of June 25, 2028, awarded on June 26, 2023. This vehicle has generated numerous task orders across federal agencies reflecting the contract's broad utilization for specialized computing infrastructure. Under this GSA MAS parent contract, federal agencies including the Office of Naval Research, Air Force Research Laboratory, NASA, the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases, the National Institute of Mental Health, and the Smithsonian Office of the Chief Information Officer have issued delivery orders and purchase orders for Microway's computing solutions. Recent task order activity includes a September 2024 woman-owned small business set-aside delivery order from NASA for an EPYC Genoa Whisperstation valued at $27,052, an August 2024 Air Force Research Laboratory delivery order for workstations valued at $41,295, and ongoing September 2023 Office of Naval Research delivery orders for rack-mounted cluster compute nodes and various workstation configurations. The GSA MAS contract incorporates Federal Acquisition Regulation clause 52.223-99 regarding COVID-19 safety protocols and has enabled Microway to efficiently serve diverse federal agencies seeking advanced computing infrastructure without requiring individual competitive procurements.

Microway provides high-performance computing and GPU-accelerated computing systems for scientific research, engineering, and AI. Microway systems are available as clusters, servers, and standalone workstations. High-performance fabrics and storage are also included. Systems are based on AMD, Intel, NVIDIA, and Mellanox technologies.