Software Engineering Of America, Inc.

Software Engineering Of America, Inc., a for-profit software company based in Garden City, New York, supplies software licensing, maintenance, and technical support services to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor on small-dollar purchase orders and definitive contracts, with no subcontracting footprint and no set-aside designations across its prime work.

The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor (65 awards across the visible record) competing full-and-open without SBA certifications. Activity has decelerated sharply in recent years—one award each in 2024, 2025, and 2026 year-to-date—after a period spanning back to 1987, suggesting a transition from higher-frequency work to occasional task orders on incumbent software maintenance contracts. The combined potential value across all 65 awards stands at $3.1 million, with $3.7 million in obligated dollars, indicating contract performance volume that exceeds the initial ceilings.

Customer concentration is split between the Department of the Interior and the Department of Agriculture. Interior's Chief Information Officer accounts for 7 awards valued at $2.2 million combined potential value—concentrated in a single $612,335 sole-source maintenance contract (awarded December 2023, running through December 2026) covering SAVR (Report Content Management) and TRMS (Report Management System) proprietary software on the Department's IBM z15 mainframe. USDA's Office of the Chief Information Officer holds 17 awards totaling $583 thousand in combined potential value, with additional USDA funding routed through the Office of the Chief Financial Officer (4 awards, $133 thousand). Secondary customers include the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Air Force Sustainment Center, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and the Defense Information Systems Agency. The top-five customer agencies account for 66% of awards and 97% of combined potential value.

Software Engineering of America's concrete capability portfolio centers on renewal and maintenance services for proprietary software products—JCLPLUS, SAVR, TRMS, and unnamed $AVRS renewal programs—rather than custom development or modernization work. Representative recent contracts include the $612,335 sole-source maintenance award from Interior for SAVR/TRMS support on mainframe infrastructure; a $41,007 purchase order from the Office of the Chief Information Officer (January 2026) for JCLPLUS software support in Denver, Colorado, running through January 2027; and a $35,259 definitive contract from USDA (awarded October 2025) for software engineering services and maintenance covering Rural Development and Farm Service Agency operations.

The vendor maintains a single identified parent vehicle: a Defense Logistics Agency Indefinite Delivery Contract (DAAD0587C4106) with one associated task order. Three awards (combined potential value $689 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore represent recompete exposure. Across category concentration, the portfolio splits between Other Computer Related Services (23 awards), Custom Computer Programming Services (13 awards), and Software Publishers (7 awards) under NAICS framing, with IT Software (28 awards) and IT and Telecom Software Maintenance Service Plans (9 awards) dominating PSC coding. SCI-reported invoiced revenue totaled $573 thousand across FY2023–FY2024 on four reportable contracts, with median government-paid rates at $8,093.25 per hour—a rate consistent with high-touch software maintenance and infrastructure support work rather than standard labor-hour services. The vendor reports zero full-time equivalents across SCI records, a convention typical of capital-goods or software-license contracts where deliverables and revenue are not tied to hours of labor.