Redhawk It Solutions, LLC

Redhawk IT Solutions, LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) and Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) headquartered in Woodbridge, Virginia, operates as a federal software licensing aggregator and reseller, delivering enterprise software renewals and IT equipment procurement to civilian and defense agencies predominantly as a prime contractor through governmentwide and agency-specific vehicles.

Redhawk is structured as a limited liability partnership and for-profit subchapter S corporation with self-certified small disadvantaged business status. The company competes almost exclusively under SDVOSB and Total Small Business set-asides across its prime portfolio (99% of recent awards), with SBA certifications valid through September 15, 2027. Primary NAICS coding reflects software publishers, computer services, and IT equipment distribution. Redhawk's business model centers on software vendor pass-through arrangements—procuring licenses, subscriptions, maintenance agreements, and digital forensics tools from commercial vendors and reselling them to federal customers with minimal direct labor delivery. SCI reporting shows zero FTE utilization across all fiscal years (FY2022–FY2025), confirming the vendor operates as a procurement intermediary rather than a staffing or services firm. SCI-reportable invoicing reached $47.5 million across the period, with FY2023 ($14.7 million), FY2022 ($10.8 million), and FY2025 ($21.5 million) representing the largest annual captures.

The vendor's customer base spans 419 distinct federal agencies, but concentration is heavy at the Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center in Austin (482 awards, $225.8 million combined potential value) and Naval Information Warfare Systems Command (112 awards, $678.6 million combined potential value). These two customers dominate both by count and dollar value within the addressable slice captured in the source data. Within the top-five customer ranking by award count, VA Tech Acquisition Center and VA Headquarters collectively represent over 700 awards; by potential value, Naval Information Warfare Systems Command and VA Tech Acquisition Center together exceed $900 million of the roughly $1 billion concentrated in the top five.

Redhawk holds a dominant footprint on the Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC administered by NASA, with 3,066 task orders valued at $631.4 million in combined potential value—representing 78 percent of the vendor's 3,878 prime awards and the overwhelming majority of its revenue capture. This dominance on SEWP V is Redhawk's principal vehicle. The vendor also sits on Indefinite Delivery Contracts N6523615D3007 (39 task orders, $6.4 million), AG3144C150030 (81 task orders, $2.3 million), and 70RTAC26D00000001 (17 task orders, $34.3 million), plus the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with 18 task orders. In November 2026, Redhawk was awarded SEWP VI, the successor GWAC to SEWP V, with a $20 billion ceiling and completion date of October 31, 2036. Recent major individual delivery orders include a $4.25 billion order from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases for NIH Enterprise Content Management OpenText software maintenance (completion July 2030), a $6.59 billion order from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for Adobe software renewals (completion July 2027), and an $11.26 billion order from Customs and Border Protection for Adobe licenses (completion July 2029).

Activity has remained steady over the past five years: 456 awards in FY2024 and 383 in FY2023, followed by 370 in FY2025 and 256 in FY2026. A single award appears in the FY2027 slice (most recent award dated May 30, 2027). Awards completing within the next twenty-four months total 317 with combined potential value of $189.8 million, presenting recompete exposure across software renewals, particularly Adobe, GitLab, Informatica, VMware, Cellebrite, and Tableau platforms.

As a prime contractor, Redhawk rarely engages subcontractors; the sub-award share across SCI-reportable prime contracts is zero percent. When the vendor appears as a subcontractor (28 sub awards, 1% of total), it supplies software licensing and equipment procurement to primes including Salient Crgt, Inc., Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies, LLC, and Leidos, Inc. on contracts supporting Department of Defense and Department of Energy missions. Redhawk's role in such arrangements is typically that of a vendor aggregator feeding software and IT equipment into larger prime delivery contracts rather than performing labor services.

Capability portfolio is narrow and repeatable: software license renewals and maintenance (Adobe Creative Cloud and Enterprise License Agreements, Atlassian Jira/Confluence/Bitbucket, Informatica, VMware/Omnissa, GitLab, Tableau, Autodesk design suites, Microsoft platforms), digital forensics and investigative tools (Cellebrite, Burp Suite, ManageEngine), SSL certificates (DigiCert, Sectigo, Entrust), and IT hardware (Plum cases, Honeywell scanners, Dell servers, medical panel PCs). Hourly rate posture on SCI prime contracts ranges from $1,691.99/hr (10th percentile) to $183,011.43/hr (90th percentile), with median around $29,500/hr, reflecting the wide variance between commodity equipment procurements (low hourly rates attributable to vendor cost pass-through) and specialized software maintenance line items priced at the contract ceiling.

Redhawk competes predominantly under SDVOSB and Total Small Business set-asides and has little presence outside reserved vehicles or direct agency buys. The vendor does not pursue 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB, or other non-VOSB set-asides. Federal contract work is routed through SEWP V and successor vehicles, with no significant subcontracting relationships and no visible pursuit of large prime contracts outside software licensing and procurement aggregation. The company's business model is optimized for high-velocity, low-margin software vendor order aggregation at scale across federal IT procurement, not for direct labor services, systems integration, or engineering-led solutions.

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