Software Information Resource Corp.

Software Information Resource Corp., a woman-owned small business and minority-owned (Subcontinent Asian American-owned) firm headquartered in Washington, DC, is a prime contractor delivering commercial software licensing renewals, SaaS provisioning, and hardware procurement to federal agencies at scale, competing predominantly under woman-owned small business and total small business set-asides across the Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule.

The vendor's footprint is massive and specialized. Across 7,105 total awards (98% prime), Software Information Resource Corp. has served 517 distinct federal agencies with $57.23 billion in combined potential value since 2002. Recent activity shows 731 awards in 2026 alone, down from a peak of 1,182 in 2023 but still representing consistent high volume. The customer base concentrates sharply on Naval Sea Systems Command (776 awards, $5.32 billion combined potential value)—accounting for over 9% of all awards and nearly 10% of total potential value—followed by the FBI Headquarters Division (208 awards, $166.6 million), NOAA (217 awards, $39.5 million), and FDA (57 awards, $72.8 million). This concentration signals deep, sticky relationships with Navy IT procurement, where the vendor has become a primary reseller for perpetual-license software, SaaS, and commercial hardware.

Capability work is entirely transactional software and hardware resale. Representative 2026 orders include a $16.34 million Treasury Adobe Media and Connect delivery order under SEWP V; a $9.31 million Interior Adobe enterprise licensing award; a $9.8 million Customs and Border Protection CT X-ray mail parcel scanning systems order; a $5.345 million Census Bureau Pega software CRM system order; a $4.938 million Customs and Border Protection CT scanning systems (restricted size) order; a $2.609 million Social Security Administration EntelliTrak LR/ER and EEO CMS licensing renewal; and a $1.735 million ICE Sayari Graph Analyst Application licenses for investigations. Work spans Atlassian, Salesforce, Adobe, Quest, SAP, Cisco, Dell, Microsoft, Tenable, Okta, UiPath, Veritas, and dozens of other commercial off-the-shelf vendors. Practically all orders are firm fixed price, set aside (mostly Total Small Business), and perform in Washington, DC or a subordinate customer site. The top five NAICS categories are Other Computer Related Services (5,814 awards), Custom Computer Programming Services (504), Software Publishers (205), Computer and Peripheral Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (128), and Electronic Computer Manufacturing (68). Top PSC codes reflect perpetual-license business application software (1,733 awards), SaaS (740 awards), and information technology software broadly (687 awards).

SEWP V dominates the vehicle portfolio. The vendor holds 5,246 task orders worth $1.16 billion combined potential value under the GSA-administered Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V multiple-award GWAC—effectively the entire operational footprint. A secondary position on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (534 task orders, $134.3 million) provides full-and-open channel access alongside set-aside vehicles. The vendor was awarded a seat on SEWP VI (the successor vehicle) in November 2026 with a $20 billion ceiling running through October 2036, with early 2026 SEWP VI delivery orders for Okta professional services ($3.16 million), ClicTest automated testing ($2.935 million), Appian licenses ($2.103 million), and IBM DataStage ($1.07 million) already placed by the Patent and Trademark Office, Department of Transportation, Veterans Affairs, and FinCEN.

Activity has flattened from 2023's peak. Awards per year declined from 1,182 (2023) to 1,067 (2024) to 1,038 (2025) to 731 (2026 year-to-date), suggesting either market saturation or competitive shift. However, 782 awards carrying $364.1 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing significant recompete exposure and near-term pipeline opportunity for competitors. Obligated dollars stand at $1.33 billion (2% of potential value), a hallmark of COTS software resale where large ceilings are established but annual renewal orders carry lower burn rates.

SCI-reportable service contract data shows the vendor's dollar progression grew from $45.5 million (FY2022) to $146.8 million (FY2025) across 199 prime records. FTE data is sparse (only 1.9 FTEs reported in FY2022; no FTE records in subsequent years), consistent with a reseller model that performs minimal labor-intensive services. GSA Schedule labor rates range from $167.47/hr (Software Engineer IV) to $467.04/hr (Technical Director), with security clearance requirements across most categories, indicating selective professional services delivery where needed. Median government-paid hourly rate in SCI records is $651.61/hr, a firm fixed-price blended rate tied to specific service contracts rather than hourly billing.

The vendor operates as an independent prime across SEWP V and MAS without material subcontractor engagement. Sub awards represent only 2% of the portfolio (107 of 7,105 awards), and named subcontractor work is minimal: five records under Kratos Technology (command and control system support), General Dynamics IT (enterprise cloud support), Salient Crgt (EPA endpoint technology), and KBR Wyle (NASA mission systems and ground systems operations). The vendor is not a feeder sub to larger integrators; it primes its own demand.

Ownership and SBA posture are decision-relevant across the portfolio. Software Information Resource Corp. holds woman-owned small business, minority-owned business (Subcontinent Asian American-owned), and self-certified small disadvantaged business designations. It competes predominantly under Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business set-asides, with selective full-and-open activity on MAS and ITES-4H (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers hardware). This set-aside dependency anchors customer acquisition and pricing posture—orders typically cite EO 14398 mission-critical language and emerge from standing federal IT renewal cycles where set-aside compliance drives award routing.

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