One Technology Corporation

One Technology Corporation, a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Denver, Colorado, operates as a prime contractor on select federal IT vehicles (13% of recent awards) and predominantly as a subcontractor on defense and national laboratory infrastructure programs (87% of recent awards), delivering enterprise IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, cloud enablement, and technology support services. The vendor competes under Total Small Business set-asides on direct federal procurements and holds a Partial Small Business designation on its newly awarded NASA SEWP VI GWAC.

One Technology Corporation's federal footprint is anchored by two large vehicle positions and a concentration of subcontract work at defense-national security primes. The vendor was awarded a $20 billion multiple-award GWAC under NASA's SEWP VI effective November 1, 2026, running through October 31, 2036, with nationwide place of performance. On this vehicle, One Technology Corporation can compete for IT product and service solutions across federal agencies. The vendor also holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract with a $475 thousand ceiling under Special Item Numbers 54151S (IT Services) and 33411 (IT Hardware), through June 24, 2030; the three active labor categories—Systems Engineer, Network Engineer, and IT Security Engineer (all subject-matter-expert tier)—are priced uniformly at $273.61 per hour, requiring a bachelor's degree and fifteen years of experience with no security-clearance requirement. These roles support allied-telesis networked IT hardware offerings including SFP modules, media converters, switches, and related components. Prime awards outside these vehicles include a $279.8 thousand non-set-aside purchase order from the Department of Interior's Bureau of Reclamation for emergency F5 multifactor authentication support (August 2023, extended through May 2025), a $38.5 thousand Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from the Department of Energy's Office of Nuclear Energy for Palo Alto firewall installation and configuration at Idaho Falls (September 2024), a $13.8 thousand non-set-aside purchase order from DOE's Office of Fossil Energy for GitLab software subscription renewal (April 2025), and a $74.4 thousand Total Small Business set-aside purchase order from GSA Acquisitions for combined Red Hat software and Fireness hosting (August 2026).

One Technology Corporation's award activity has accelerated sharply. The vendor received one award in 2021, none in 2022, four in 2023, and 22 in 2024, growing to 17 in 2025 and 18 in 2026 to date. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $20 billion, though obligated dollars total only $21.5 million (0.1% of potential value), indicating the SEWP VI vehicle represents most of the ceiling with limited task-order execution to date. Only one award—the $74 thousand GSA purchase order—faces ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete exposure.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted to defense-national security. The Missile Defense Agency accounts for 24 awards (38% by count), and the Department of Energy National Nuclear Security Administration accounts for 16 awards (25% by count); these two customers represent 81% of the award count. When ranked by potential value, NASA dominates at $20 billion (the SEWP VI vehicle), followed by GSA, Interior, USDA, and DOE in much smaller magnitude. This disparity reflects One Technology Corporation's secondary role as a subcontractor on large infrastructure programs versus its small direct-award footprint.

One Technology Corporation subcontracts predominantly through two primes: Triad National Security, LLC and Amentum Technology, Inc. Under Triad, the vendor supplies IT equipment, professional services, software, and system components to support Los Alamos National Laboratory management and operations across multiple sub-awards (August 2024 through September 2026). Under Amentum, the vendor delivers IT hardware, network equipment, and software services supporting the Missile Defense System Command, Control, Battle Management, and Communications infrastructure and the Missile Defense Agency's classified and unclassified IT projects (February 2025 through June 2026). Secondary sub-relationships include Lockheed Martin (Red Hat Enterprise Linux, JBoss, BigFix, and network hardware for operations and maintenance labor), Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies (National Security Campus software and support), and Booz Allen Hamilton (CDM Defend Group task order for IT products and services). The sub-award portfolio is dominated by software renewals (Red Hat Enterprise Linux, OpenShift, GitLab, BigFix, Trellix), network hardware (Juniper, Cisco, HPE), and firewall or security appliance provisioning (F5, Palo Alto Networks, Raritan).

NAICS concentration mirrors the infrastructure and software renewal pattern: Facilities Support Services (17 awards), Research and Development in Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (24 awards combined across three related codes), Custom Computer Programming (8 awards), and Other Computer-Related Services (6 awards). Category concentration reflects One Technology Corporation's posture as a supplier of IT commodities, software licenses, and infrastructure labor to large systems integrators rather than as a lead systems integrator or engineering-services prime.