Minburn Technology Group, LLC

Minburn Technology Group, LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business headquartered in Great Falls, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor delivering Microsoft enterprise software licensing, Azure cloud services, and healthcare technology solutions to federal agencies, with a dominant position on the Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) government-wide acquisition contract and a newly awarded $20 billion SEWP VI ceiling spanning through October 2036.

Minburn competes almost exclusively under SDVOSB set-asides across its prime footprint, which accounts for 97% of its award volume. The vendor is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation and holds SBA certification as both a Veteran-Owned Small Business and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. Recent awards cluster heavily in Microsoft product licensing and delivery—365, Azure, Power BI, Power Apps, Teams, SQL Server, Windows Server, and enterprise support services—alongside specialized healthcare technology procurement such as Howard Medical Carts, bar code medication administration (BCMA) systems, surgical workflow management software (DSS LiveData Periop Manager, Vista Chemotherapy Manager, TheraDOC), and medical imaging and infusion therapy platforms. Representative prime contracts include a $40.3 million Securities and Exchange Commission delivery order for Microsoft Enterprise Agreement through May 2031 under SEWP V SDVOSB set-aside; a $12.6 million Department of Veterans Affairs delivery order for mental health suite software licenses through March 2028 under SEWP V SDVOSB set-aside; a $9.9 million National Nuclear Security Administration delivery order for Microsoft Unified Support through June 2027 under SEWP V SDVOSB set-aside; and a $8.97 million Department of Veterans Affairs delivery order for Trellis maintenance and software support through August 2029 under SEWP V SDVOSB set-aside.

Minburn's customer concentration is extreme. NASA accounts for approximately 55% of combined potential value across 104 awards ($40.38 billion), anchored primarily by a $252 million single-award NASA BPA for Microsoft software licensing and enterprise cloud services running through April 2031 and the newly awarded $20 billion SEWP VI ceiling. Department of the Treasury represents 5% of potential value across 53 awards ($1.95 billion), predominantly Microsoft licensing task orders on Treasury and agency blanket purchase agreements. Department of Justice accounts for roughly 3% across 181 awards ($1.84 billion). Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center anchors a third tier with 402 awards ($1.73 billion) concentrated in medical equipment procurement and healthcare software licensing across VISNs. By award count, NASA Shared Services Center leads with 522 awards ($179.9 million potential value), followed by VA Technology Acquisition Center Austin with 402 awards ($1.73 billion), and Department of Justice Justice Management Division with 181 awards ($1.84 billion), covering 38% of total awards. The divergence between the two rankings reflects NASA's massive ceiling on a small number of IDVs versus its high-volume task order activity through Shared Services; Treasury and DoJ place fewer orders at much larger values.

Minburn's vehicle footprint is dominated by SEWP V, where it holds a dominant prime position with 2,624 task orders carrying $4.2 billion in combined potential value—roughly 7% of its total potential value across all awards. The vendor also maintains substantial volume on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) with 435 task orders and $11.61 billion in combined potential value, driven largely by DISA, Army, Navy, and Defense Health Agency DEOS licensing calls. Other vehicles include the Basic Ordering Agreement 15JPSS20G00000304 (115 task orders, $342.6 million), Blanket Purchase Agreement 89303024AIM000021 (36 task orders, $163.9 million), and the Department of Defense Enterprise Software Initiative Microsoft BPA (36 task orders, $58 million). Single-award BPAs with NASA ($252 million ceiling through April 2031) and multiple VISNs ($20 million total for Howard Medical BCMA carts through December 2030 with Veterans Integrated Service Network 10) round out the vehicle portfolio.

Minburn's activity trajectory shows growth through 2024—from 323 awards in 2022 to 391 in 2024—followed by contraction to 249 awards in 2026, reflecting the recent capture of very large ceiling values (SEWP VI at $20 billion) that reduce task order frequency while expanding potential value. Within the next twenty-four months, 284 awards with combined potential value of $1.51 billion reach ultimate completion, representing substantial recompete exposure, particularly within SEWP V and MAS sub-vehicles.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $3.8 million across FY2022–FY2025, with annual invoicing ranging from $204 thousand in FY2025 to $1.3 million in FY2024. The vendor reported near-zero FTEs across all fiscal years in the SCI dataset, indicating that nearly all federal service work is performed through fixed-price product procurement and licensing vehicles rather than labor-intensive service contracts. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime service contracts clustered around $92.40 per hour median, with rates ranging from $89.77 to $99.42 across the 10th to 90th percentile, reflecting commodity software licensing support rather than higher-value professional services. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for approximately 1% of total contractor hours, with 9 named subcontractors involved, indicating that Minburn builds its own delivery capability internally for service components rather than relying on subs. In its subcontractor role, Minburn has subcontracted to Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies (software renewal and support for National Security Campus operations), General Dynamics Information Technology (threat mitigation and engineering support), Agile Defense (software maintenance and development for Regional Level Application Software), Leidos (NASA end-user services), Pantexas Deterrence (electronics at Pantex Plant), and CACI (enterprise IT expertise), reflecting a minority sub footprint across national security and IT infrastructure programs.

Minburn's 3,636 total awards (3,540 prime, 96 sub) span 258 distinct federal agencies with category concentration in Other Computer Related Services (2,938 awards) and Software Publishers (347 awards), supported by Medical and Surgical Instruments, Equipment, and Supplies procurement (587 awards, primarily healthcare devices and BCMA systems) and IT and Telecom business application software licensing (510 awards). The vendor's combined potential value across all awards sits at $58.1 billion, with $6.05 billion obligated (10% realization), positioning it as a high-ceiling, moderate-obligation contractor typical of government-wide vehicle holders that win large awards but draw slowly over multi-year periods.

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