New TECH Solutions, Inc.

New TECH Solutions, Inc., a Subcontinent Asian American–owned 8(a) small business based in Fremont, California, operates as a federal IT products and software licensing distributor, holding nearly 40,400 prime federal contract awards and competing predominantly under total small business set-asides across government-wide IT procurement vehicles. The vendor's footprint centers on delivery-order volume under SEWP V (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, and the CIO-CS (Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions) GWAC, with 99 percent of awards held as prime contracts.

New TECH Solutions' federal delivery model focuses on software license renewal, hardware procurement (laptops, desktops, workstations, servers), and commodity IT components rather than labor-intensive services. Representative prime work spans software licensing for Decision Lens, DNASTAR Lasergene, ABBIX, Swimlane Enterprise Turbine, Nintex Automation, Partek Genomics Suite, Grafana Enterprise, POSIT, Cisco Duo, and IBM platforms, alongside hardware orders for Dell servers and workstations, HP equipment, NVIDIA graphics processing units, and networking infrastructure. The vendor also delivers specialized IT infrastructure work: a $3.24 million POSIT software license renewal to NIH Center for Information Technology (CIO-CS, June 2026), a $3.06 billion workstations-and-monitors equipment-refresh task order to the Department of Defense Bureau of Information Resource Management (SEWP V, June 2026), and a $1.38 billion Cisco top-of-rack switch replacement to the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (CIO-CS, June 2026). A $52.9 million blanket purchase agreement with the Department of Veterans Affairs (2026–2030) covers ScoutCare emergency communications software and support services. In the subcontractor role, New TECH Solutions delivers hardware products and IT components to Mantech Advanced Systems International on USSOUTHCOM cyber services work and to CACI on C4ISR software and equipment procurement.

Customer concentration skews heavily toward civilian IT procurement: the Department of State's multiple geographic bureaus (Western Hemisphere Affairs, European and Eurasian Affairs, African Affairs) together account for over 3,900 awards, though most are small GITM (Government IT Marketplace) device and peripheral orders under SEWP V. By combined potential value, the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command dominates with 1,987 awards worth $72.71 billion; the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command follows with 959 awards valued at $1.65 billion. These two Navy organizations account for roughly 49 percent of the vendor's combined potential value across all awards. The Department of Agriculture, Defense Information Systems Agency, and the State Department's Bureau of Information Resource Management round out the top five by dollars. Across 987 distinct customer agencies, recent awards show consistent small-order cadence across civilian IT shared services organizations, reflecting New TECH Solutions' position as a "breadth of vehicle" distributor rather than a strategic partner to any single agency.

SEWP V anchors the vendor's vehicle portfolio: 21,716 task orders valued at $3.1 billion comprise roughly 54 percent of the award count and 2 percent of combined potential value, reflecting the vehicle's role in high-volume, small-dollar software and hardware renewals. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule accounts for 8,533 task orders worth $3.34 billion. The CIO-CS GWAC carries 2,101 task orders and $603.6 million in combined potential value—notably, this vehicle includes the vendor's three largest individual awards ($3.24 billion, $1.38 billion, $1.02 billion for POSIT software, Cisco switches, and NVIDIA servers). The ITES-2 (Information Technology Enterprise Solutions-Software 2) IDIQ and IT Schedule 70 round out the active vehicles, with combined task-order counts in the low thousands and sub-$300 million value ranges.

Activity has contracted year over year: 2022 saw 3,652 awards; 2026 (through September 2026) shows 768 awards across nine months, representing a 79 percent decline from 2022 levels. A recompete cliff of $766.6 million in combined potential value completes within the next twenty-four months, driven by cumulative small renewals under SEWP V and CIO-CS set to lapse in 2027–2028. SCI-reportable federal service-contract invoicing (contracts above $150,000) totaled $175 million across FY2022–FY2024, with FY2024 capturing $147.2 million across 56.2 FTEs; the jump in both dollars and workforce in FY2024 reflects the timing of large single-award infrastructure orders rather than sustained labor growth. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI records run approximately $684,361 per hour—a figure driven by fixed-price commodity and licensing orders invoiced against labor-hour allocation methods on the federal system, not necessarily reflective of the vendor's true service-labor delivery model. GSA Schedule labor offerings span 25 categories at $88.94–$410.48 per hour, covering cloud infrastructure, application development, database engineering, and consulting roles at the bachelor's-degree level with no security-clearance requirement. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor performs 100 percent of contractor hours in-house; subcontractor share averages zero percent, consistent with the vendor's role as a direct-procurement distributor rather than a systems integrator or staffing prime.

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