Architechture Solutions LLC

Architechture Solutions LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) operating as a child entity of Hurricane Consulting, Inc., delivers software licensing renewals, IT hardware procurement, and enterprise technology solutions to federal agencies almost exclusively as a prime contractor through the NASA Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC. The vendor competes predominantly under SDVOSB and Total Small Business set-asides; 100% of recent prime awards reflect one of those two designations. Architechture Solutions is organized as a limited liability partnership headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia, and carries self-certified small disadvantaged business, veteran-owned business, and SDVOSB certifications alongside its parent company's minority-owned designation (Asian-Pacific American).

Architechture Solutions' federal footprint centers on software license procurement and hardware maintenance spanning an exceptionally broad vendor and platform portfolio. Recent award work includes $20.9 million in Rocket Reflection software licenses and maintenance for the VA (SDVOSB set-aside, September 2026 completion), $6.3 million in Swimlane SOAR annual subscription renewal for the VA (SDVOSB set-aside, July 2029 completion), a $2.38 million IRS delivery order for Atlassian software and marketplace plugins (Total Small Business set-aside, March 2027 completion), and a $2.52 million Air Force award for Atlassian Jira and Confluence software licenses (no set-aside, September 2026 completion). The vendor also manages smaller-dollar software and hardware renewals across dozens of enterprise platforms including Dell hardware maintenance, Citrix solutions, GitLab, COMSOL, Jira, Confluence, Qualtrics, and specialized engineering and security tools. A single-award indefinite delivery contract with VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 (ceiling $420,000, through August 2028) covers 24/7 ground transportation services for eligible VA beneficiaries within a 90-mile radius of the Lebanon, Pennsylvania medical center, representing a distinct service line outside the core IT procurement business.

Customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the Department of Veterans Affairs. The VA Technology Acquisition Center accounts for 185 awards (31% of the top-customer set by count) with $142.1 million in combined potential value, more than double the next-largest customer by dollars. The VA Strategic Acquisition Center Frederick holds 23 awards valued at $53.7 million, and VA Headquarters accounts for 61 awards at $11.1 million. Together, VA entities represent the dominant share of the vendor's federal business. Beyond VA, the Naval Sea Systems Command (150 awards, $11.3 million), Defense Information Systems Agency (74 awards, $16.1 million), Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (76 awards, $8.3 million), and NASA Shared Services Center (124 awards, $4.8 million) round out the primary customer set. The vendor serves 254 distinct federal agencies in aggregate, but concentration at the top five customers (covering 31% of awards) signals operational dependency on VA and Navy procurement.

Architechture Solutions operates almost entirely through SEWP V, a NASA-administered government-wide IT services GWAC. The vendor holds 1,897 delivery orders under SEWP V carrying $463.9 million in combined potential value—representing 96% of the vendor's documented prime awards. A handful of smaller vehicles contribute marginal volume: a seven-task-order Blanket Purchase Agreement (FA813219AA002, $229 thousand), a seven-task-order VA Indefinite Delivery Contract (VA26217D0176, $122 thousand), and single-digit task-order IDCs. SEWP V is not merely a contracting vehicle for Architechture Solutions; it is the operational and financial foundation of the business model.

Award activity has remained high but shows signs of moderation. The vendor secured 266 awards in FY2024 and 258 in FY2023, declining to 251 in FY2025 and 152 year-to-date in FY2026 (through October 15). The combined potential value across all 1,977 awards totals $40.5 billion, though only $325 million (1% of that figure) has been obligated, reflecting the characteristic structure of SEWP V delivery orders as firm fixed-price, small-dollar tasks with ceilings that often exceed actual spending. Over the next twenty-four months, 172 awards with ultimate completion dates carry combined potential value of $89 million and will face recompete.

SCI-reported invoiced federal service revenue totaled $13 million across FY2022–FY2025 (prime records only), with concentration in FY2024 at $11.7 million. FY2023 invoiced $548 thousand across 2.4 FTEs; FY2024 invoiced $11.7 million across 2.1 FTEs; FY2025 invoiced $618 thousand across 1.4 FTEs. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable service contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $115.34/hr to a median of $205.40/hr and 90th percentile of $296.69/hr. The vendor reported zero sub-hours share on average across prime contracts in SCI, indicating that delivery on these service engagements relied on vendor employees rather than subcontractor labor. SCI captures only service contracts above $150,000 and excludes goods, products, and classified work; the $13 million invoiced represents a small subset of the vendor's total federal activity, which is dominated by SEWP V delivery orders for software and hardware procurement below or at SCI thresholds.

Architechture Solutions operates as a pure prime contractor; 100% of recent awards are prime, with only three sub-award records (all to Leidos on DoD DODIN/DISN infrastructure sustainment work, awarded August 2025). The vendor does not routinely subcontract and brings no named subcontractors to federal proposals—it delivers work through its own staff and vendor relationships with software publishers and hardware manufacturers. This model aligns with SEWP V's structure, which casts Architechture Solutions as a reseller and procurement agent rather than a systems integrator or prime architect.

Architechture Solutions' strategic posture is fundamentally tied to VA procurement volume and SEWP V availability. The parent company, Hurricane Consulting, Inc., maintains parallel certifications (SDVOSB, minority-owned, veteran-owned) and appears to operate Architechture Solutions as a dedicated federal contracting subsidiary. The vendor's near-total reliance on SEWP V (96% of awards) and the VA (31% of award count, 35% of dollars on a best-estimate basis) creates concentration risk around recompete of SEWP V itself and customer churn among VA procurement offices. The $89 million recompete exposure over twenty-four months is material and will require sustained activity to offset.

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