Software Information Resource Corp.

Software Information Resource Corp., doing business as Software Information Resource Corp., is a woman-owned small business headquartered in Washington, DC, that sells commercial software licensing, renewals, and hardware procurement services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) and occasionally as a subcontractor. The vendor holds SBA certifications as a women-owned small business, minority-owned business (Subcontinent Asian American-owned), and small disadvantaged business, and competes predominantly under woman-owned small business and total small business set-asides across its federal prime footprint.

Software Information Resource Corp.'s federal customer base spans 501 distinct agencies with pronounced concentration in Department of Navy and Department of Justice accounts. The Naval Sea Systems Command alone anchors 740 awards (combined potential value $5.32 billion), followed by FBI Headquarters Division with 198 awards carrying $164.8 million, and NIST with 97 awards valued at $52 million. This concentration is even starker when measured by dollar potential: Naval Sea Systems Command represents roughly 14% of all combined potential value across the vendor's footprint. The top five customers by potential value account for approximately 15% of the vendor's combined $37.1 billion potential value, signaling broad customer diversification despite Navy dominance.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on perpetual-license software procurement and SaaS provisioning. Representative recent prime awards include a $3.16 million Okta professional services delivery order with the US Patent and Trademark Office under SEWP V (ultimate completion June 2031), a $2.935 million ClicTest automated testing platform order from the Department of Transportation (ultimate completion April 2031), a $2.103 million Appian license delivery order with the Department of Veterans Affairs (ultimate completion April 2027), and a $1.07 million IBM DataStage Enterprise Plus licenses delivery order with FinCEN (ultimate completion June 2027). The vendor also places smaller but high-volume orders across dozens of federal agencies for software renewals (Salesforce, Adobe, Tenable, Cisco, BMC, SAP) and hardware maintenance (Dell, Hewlett Packard, Lenovo, Cisco Nexus equipment). Across the top NAICS categories, "Other Computer Related Services" claims 5,428 awards; top PSC codes reflect business application software (perpetual license), SaaS, application development software, and end-user IT support.

Software Information Resource Corp. operates almost exclusively through the Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC, where 4,909 task orders carry $1.05 billion combined potential value. The vendor also maintains positions on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (501 task orders, $124.9 million), a blanket purchase agreement (132 task orders, $164.4 million), and Information Technology Schedule 70 (113 task orders, $31.2 million). Most notably, the vendor holds a $10 billion multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract—the Army ITES-4H (Information Technology Enterprise Solutions 4—Hardware) vehicle, awarded September 19, 2025, running through September 18, 2035—that positions it as a primary supplier for Army Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software and Solutions (CHESS) and Digital Market initiatives. ITES-4H was issued without set-aside designation in open competition, representing rare full-and-open competition in an otherwise set-aside-heavy portfolio.

Activity has declined sharply: 880 awards in 2022 grew to 1,180 in 2023, but dropped to 1,067 in 2024 and 1,023 in 2025, with only 330 awards captured in the 2026 year-to-date snapshot (September 30, 2026). This contraction likely reflects reporting lag in the source data; the vendor continues to win awards at a steady cadence (62 orders listed in the March–September 2026 period alone). Within the next twenty-four months, 785 awards carrying $266.4 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion—a significant recompete cliff exposing the vendor to customer churn if existing orders are not renewed or if competitors win follow-on task orders.

In subcontract roles, Software Information Resource Corp. performs software renewals and IT support for Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies (National Security Campus management operations, software renewal), Leidos (End-User Centric IT Support 2.0), and KBR Wyle Services (Mission Systems Operations Contract IT services). Sub engagement is minimal: only three sub-award records appear in the source, and across SCI-reported prime contracts, the sub-hours share is 0%, indicating the vendor builds and delivers its own teams rather than relying on subcontractor labor.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue totaled $248.5 million across FY2022–FY2024 (prime records only), split $45.5 million in FY2022, $100.6 million in FY2023, and $102.5 million in FY2024. FTE data is sparse: FY2022 recorded 1.9 FTEs across 32 prime records, but FY2023 and FY2024 show 0.0 FTEs reported, suggesting most service delivery is measured in license/subscription fees rather than labor-hour billables. Across SCI-reportable contracts, government-paid hourly rates held steady at a median of $651.61/hr across all percentiles, reflecting a flat-rate structure tied to software maintenance and support rather than variable labor pricing. The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 15 categories at $167.47–$467.04/hr, with most roles requiring a bachelor's degree and security clearance: Software Engineer III at $184.18/hr, Database Engineer at $222.06/hr, Enterprise Architect at $337.37/hr, and Technical Director at $467.04/hr. This posture signals the vendor has IT engineering and program management capacity on the books but deploys it selectively; the bulk of federal work flows through software and hardware procurement vehicles.

The vendor's teaming pattern is minimal: 99% of awards are prime, and sub engagement is near-zero both by count (98 of 6,687 awards, or 1%) and by labor share (0% of SCI-reportable hours). This indicates Software Information Resource Corp. operates as an independent prime, not as a feeder to larger integrators, and does not typically layer subcontractors into its federal delivery model. The woman-owned and minority-owned certifications, combined with dominance on small-business set-aside vehicles (SEWP V, MAS, Schedule 70, ITES-4H), define the vendor's competitive posture: it is a small business that wins through set-aside vehicles and maintains deep COTS software and hardware reseller relationships rather than through large teaming arrangements or program integration leadership.

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