Siteimprove, Inc.

Siteimprove, Inc., a foreign-owned software-as-a-service company headquartered in Bloomington, Minnesota, operates as a prime contractor delivering web governance, accessibility compliance monitoring, analytics, and digital optimization tools to federal civilian agencies, competing exclusively in the full-and-open market without small business set-asides.

Siteimprove's federal capability portfolio centers on Section 508 accessibility compliance, website performance monitoring, content optimization, PDF accessibility scanning, quality assurance, and related digital governance solutions. The company delivers these services through cloud-based subscription platforms designed to help agencies meet accessibility standards and the 21st Century Integrated Digital Experience Act mandate. Representative work includes a $699,960 firm-fixed-price BPA call from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for web governance and analytics services (FY2024); a $270,000 Environmental Protection Agency order for Siteimprove license and subscription covering 150,000 pages and 200,000 PDFs with premium support through April 2029 (awarded April 2026); and a $155,244 Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives delivery order for web governance and accessibility compliance through August 2029 (awarded September 2025). A $149,712 Drug Enforcement Administration contract (awarded September 2022, running through September 2027) represents one of the vendor's larger multi-year engagements.

Customer concentration is distributed across 75 distinct federal agencies, though 31% of recent awards concentrate with five agencies. NOAA leads on both award count (29 awards, $1.3 million combined potential value) and dollar impact, followed by the Department of Agriculture's Forest Service Washington Office Acquisitions (12 awards, $1.2 million), the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (12 awards, $389 thousand), the Drug Enforcement Administration (9 awards, $329 thousand), and the National Agricultural Statistics Service (16 awards, $241 thousand). The top five customer agencies account for 35% of combined potential value, indicating moderate concentration with a long tail of smaller orders across civilian executive-branch agencies.

Siteimprove places nearly all recent work through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule — 188 task orders generating $7.7 million in combined potential value — and the GSA Information Technology Schedule 70, which carries 42 task orders worth $2 million. The MAS vehicle anchors the vendor's competitive position, enabling direct agency ordering across the federal government. Work is performed primarily at the vendor's Minneapolis headquarters location and subordinate locations including Washington, DC and Bloomington, Minnesota as specified in individual orders.

Recent activity shows contraction. The vendor received 24 awards in FY2022, declining to 19 in FY2023, 12 in FY2024, 11 in FY2025, and 6 through October 2026. Over the next twenty-four months, 9 awards carrying combined potential value of $533 thousand face ultimate completion, presenting recompete exposure in that window. The vendor's award footprint has remained consistently small-dollar and subscription-based, with individual delivery orders and BPA calls ranging from roughly $5 thousand to $700 thousand and centered on recurring software licenses and support renewals. Siteimprove operates as a prime contractor across its entire active portfolio (100% of 251 awards as prime), with only one named subcontract sub-award recorded (a November 2025 engagement as a subcontractor to ECS Federal LLC on a GSA MAS web content management task). Service Contract Inventory reports one FY2025 SCI record in the subcontractor role with zero associated FTEs, indicating minimal capture in the SCI dataset and no reported federal prime service-contract labor invoicing above the $150,000 threshold in recent fiscal years.