Pifinity, Inc.

Pifinity, Inc., doing business as Storagehawk, a small business based in Arlington, Virginia, operates primarily as a prime contractor (76% of recent awards) delivering IT hardware, storage systems, software licensing, and professional engineering services to federal agencies under small-business set-asides and full-and-open competitions. The company is a Subchapter S corporation with no disclosed SBA designations beyond small-business status; it competes in both Total Small Business set-aside and unrestricted vehicles, with set-asides accounting for roughly half its prime footprint.

Storagehawk's concrete capability portfolio centers on data protection, cloud storage infrastructure, and IT hardware procurement and integration. The vendor acts as a value-added reseller (VAR) for enterprise storage platforms from vendors including Pure Storage, Dell, Nutanix, Rubrik, and NetApp, bundling hardware, software subscriptions, maintenance renewals, and professional engineering services. Representative prime awards include a $4.2 million definitive contract with the U.S. Secret Service (July 2023) for a Vast Data Storage Server Solution with expansion to 10 petabytes capacity and Gemini services; a $10.1 million delivery order with the Federal Trade Commission (September 2022) under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule for hybrid cloud storage solution services including cloud services, hardware, and migration; a $3.4 million Secret Service delivery order (September 2024) for a Vast Data Storage Server Solution with 2-petabyte minimum effective storage; and a $423 thousand Naval Sea Systems Command purchase order (August 2022) for Pure Storage FlashBlade devices and installation services. A smaller representative set includes $162.9 thousand (USAGM, April 2026) for data protection capabilities supporting mission-critical on-premises and virtual systems, $251.9 thousand (Office of Naval Research, December 2025) for a Pure Storage Flash Array, and $214.5 thousand (International Boundary and Water Commission, September 2024) for flash array storage with support.

On the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, Storagehawk offers two cloud-centric labor categories at $265.21 per hour — Cloud Project Engineer and Cloud Project Management — both priced at the same rate and requiring 10 years of experience with no security-clearance prerequisite. This limited labor footprint reflects the vendor's hardware and software reseller posture rather than a staffed-services model.

Customer concentration is fragmented across defense and civilian agencies, with the top five by award count representing only 26% of awards. By potential value, concentration is slightly higher: the Federal Trade Commission leads with $10.3 million across 8 awards, followed by Department of Navy Information Warfare Systems Command ($8.2 million, 11 awards), Smithsonian Institution ($5.6 million, 8 awards), Naval Air Warfare Center ($3.5 million, 31 awards), and Marine Corps ($3.4 million, 17 awards). The Office of Naval Research is the single largest repeat customer by award count with 47 awards but carries only $2.9 million in combined potential value, reflecting small individual purchase orders. The vendor serves 138 distinct federal agencies, signaling broad customer reach but shallow customer concentration per agency.

Storagehawk's vehicle position anchors primarily on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which accounts for 89 task orders and $17.9 million in combined potential value. The vendor also sits on two Indefinite Delivery Contracts (HC104718D0002 with 20 task orders and HQ014714D0002 with 13 task orders), Alliant II GWAC (11 task orders), and the SAF CDM Analytical & Technical Services IDIQ (8 task orders), providing access across defense and civilian procurement channels. The award portfolio is concentrated in NAICS categories reflecting the reseller model: Other Computer Related Services (162 awards), Computer Storage Device Manufacturing (74 awards), Computer and Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers (67 awards), Computer Systems Design Services (45 awards), and Software Publishers (38 awards). PSC coding shows the same hardware-and-software bias, with Information Technology Software (135 awards) and Information Technology Input/Output and Storage Devices (55 awards) accounting for the largest shares.

Recent activity has accelerated significantly: the vendor moved from 14 awards in 2022 to 64 in 2024, with 48 awards in 2025 and 16 year-to-date in 2026, indicating sustained growth momentum. However, only seven awards are scheduled to complete within the next twenty-four months (combined potential value $10.9 million), suggesting limited recompete exposure in the near term. The combined potential value of $103.4 million across all 586 awards substantially exceeds the combined dollars obligated ($145.9 million, 141% of potential value), indicating that task orders and modifications on existing vehicles have driven incremental funding beyond initial ceiling estimates.

Storagehawk operates as a subcontractor primarily to large defense and intelligence primes. Recent sub-work includes Nutanix licenses and hardware integration delivered to Advanced Acoustic Concepts on Navy Littoral Combat Ship system assemblies (multiple awards from October 2021 through April 2025); Dell hardware and IT services supplied to General Dynamics Information Technology on the Global Security Engineering & Supply Chain Services contract (over 15 sub-awards visible in 2024–2026); Nutanix and enterprise storage systems provided to SOS International on Mission Partner Environment network engineering for U.S. Indo-Pacific Command (over 10 awards spanning 2022–2025); hybrid cloud and storage renewal services to Amentum Technology supporting Missile Defense Agency enterprise IT for Ballistic Missile Defense System research and development (multiple 2026 awards); and Nutanix, Veeam, and HPE storage renewals to Analytical Services on Missile Defense Data Center Operations and Sustainment task orders (recurring 2023–2025). Other notable sub primes include Salient CRGT, HII Mission Technologies, KBR Wyle Services, and Smartronix, across programs ranging from Navy combat systems to U.S. Special Operations Command Pacific capabilities. Storagehawk's sub engagement reflects a feeder role, delivering hardware and software components into system integrators and prime contractors rather than end-customer relationships; the Service Contract Inventory data shows minimal SCI-reportable labor (0.9 FTEs in FY2024 across all contracts) and zero prime-contract invoicing above the $150,000 SCI threshold, confirming that the vendor's model is products and small services bundled into purchase orders and delivery orders, not staffed professional services.

The combination of 76% prime positioning, 138 distinct federal customers, heavy reliance on set-aside vehicles and the GSA Schedule, accelerating award volume in 2024–2025, and concurrent deep sub-engagement with Tier 1 integrators positions Storagehawk as both an independent small-business reseller with direct federal agency relationships and a component supplier within larger defense IT supply chains. The limited recompete cliff and non-SCI labor model indicate stable transactional revenue flows rather than strategic services delivery or major subcontractor dependency.

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