Semoice Technology Inc.

Semoice Technology Inc., a Native American-owned small business based in Atmore, Alabama, supplies IT hardware—laptops, desktops, monitors, printers, and peripherals—to the Department of the Interior's Bureau of Indian Affairs and Bureau of Indian Education as a prime contractor operating primarily under the Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise set-aside. The vendor is registered as an Indian Economic Enterprise, Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, Minority Owned Business, and Subchapter S Corporation, and competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles rather than full-and-open.

Semoice Technology's federal footprint centers almost entirely on the Bureau of Indian Affairs and its subordinate offices. Over the past several years, the vendor has received 229 prime awards with $151 million in combined potential value. The top five customer entities by award count account for 61 percent of all awards, but a stark concentration emerges when measured by dollars: the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Central Office anchors 99 percent of combined potential value at $145.8 million across just 22 awards, while the Bureau of Indian Education ranks second with 55 awards worth $2.9 million. This split reflects a single, unusually large IDIQ award to the Central Office. The Navajo Region, Western Region, Mid-West Region, and Great Plains Region collectively represent high activity but modest individual award values. The vendor's capability portfolio is narrowly defined: the source data shows 223 awards under Electronic Computer Manufacturing NAICS (334111) and another four under Computer Terminal and Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing, with IT and Telecom end-user hardware and peripherals dominating the PSC coding. Work spans BIA and Bureau of Indian Education regional offices, schools, and programs nationwide, with places of performance distributed across Atmore, Alabama (the vendor's headquarters and administrative location), as well as field sites including Parker, Arizona; Muskogee, Oklahoma; Reston, Virginia; and tribal communities across the Great Plains, Southwest, and Pacific regions.

Semoice Technology holds two parent vehicles. The BIA Information Technology Equipment - Manufacturer Specific (ITEMS) IDIQ, awarded February 2, 2026, carries a $75 million ceiling, is set aside for Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise, and runs through January 31, 2031. This is the dominant vehicle: 217 task orders have been issued against it, generating $5.8 million in combined potential value. Representative delivery orders include a $39,717.26 order to the Office of the Chief Financial Officer (May 13, 2026), a $23,876.26 order for the Oklahoma Justice Services District II (June 12, 2026), and a $41,618.55 order for the Colorado River Agency Irrigation program (July 1, 2026), all under firm fixed-price terms. An earlier iteration of the ITEMS IDIQ (sometimes referenced as a $60 million vehicle) generated hundreds of delivery orders over prior years. The vendor also holds the Bureau of Indian Affairs Dell IT Equipment IDIQ, which has generated three task orders worth $105 thousand combined.

Activity shows high volume in 2023 and 2024 (59 awards each year), a sharp drop to 17 awards in 2025, and only four awards thus far in 2026. This trajectory reflects the February 2026 award of the new ITEMS 2.0 IDIQ—a large-ceiling vehicle that likely front-loads obligational authority while the vendor executes prior-year delivery orders from its legacy ITEMS contract. The vendor has no subcontract footprint; all 229 awards are prime contracts or IDIQs.

Semoice Technology operates at a sub-million-dollar dollar average per delivery order; the vast majority of task orders fall in the $2 thousand to $100 thousand range. The $145.8 million potential value at the Central Office reflects the new IDIQ ceiling rather than invoiced revenue. Reported obligated dollars total $6 million (4 percent of potential value), signaling that most awards remain unexercised or partially exercised as of the snapshot date. The vendor's customer base consists entirely of Interior Department offices and schools serving Native American communities, with no cross-agency diversification or work outside the BIA and Bureau of Indian Education ecosystem. This concentration—geographic, by agency, by set-aside posture, and by product category—defines Semoice Technology's competitive position: it is a specialized tribal-owned supplier deeply embedded in the Indian-owned IDIQ stream for standardized IT hardware to the federal Indian affairs apparatus.

Semoice Technology delivers integrated technology solutions nationwide, specializing in intrusion detection, enterprise access control, advanced surveillance, end-to-end data center design, and IT security advisory. We provide hardware/software procurement, structured cabling, and cloud services with rapid deployment and 24/7 support. Our team serves commercial, government, and enterprise clients with tailored, compliant solutions. NAICS: 238210, 541519, 334111, 541512, 541511, 518210, 334118, 423430, 561621.