Sumuri LLC

Sumuri LLC, a woman-owned, minority-owned (Asian-Pacific American) small business headquartered in Magnolia, Delaware, manufactures and sells digital forensics workstations, laptops, and software to federal law enforcement and investigative agencies as a prime contractor on GSA Multiple Award Schedule and direct purchase orders, with 98% of recent awards as prime contracts operating in full-and-open competition without set-asides.

Sumuri's core product line centers on TALINO-branded forensic workstations and dual-boot laptops that integrate Windows 11 Pro and PALADIN Linux-based forensic operating systems for evidence analysis, complemented by forensic imaging software, training services, and licensing renewals. The company operates as a manufacturer of goods (NAICS 334119 — Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing) with supporting service revenue from training and software licensing. Recent representative prime awards include a $1.16 million five-year Secret Service definitive contract for software licenses and training (ultimate completion March 2029), a $523.8 thousand FBI Headquarters Division purchase order for digital forensics solutions (completed November 2024), a $348.5 thousand FBI Headquarters Division delivery order under GSA MAS for TALINO KA101 workstations (completed July 2024), a $216.6 thousand US Marshals Service order for TALINO AMD workstations under Total Small Business set-aside (completion August 2027), a $177 thousand Immigration and Customs Enforcement delivery order for training under GSA MAS, and a $161.2 thousand Fish and Wildlife Service order for forensic workstation replacements under Total Small Business set-aside (completed November 2026). Recent awards from September 2026 include an $136.9 thousand ICE delivery order for two TALINO Intel workstations, an $86.4 thousand purchase order to the Eastern Oklahoma Region (civilian agency), and an $80.2 thousand Office of the Inspector General delivery order under GSA MAS.

Customer concentration clusters heavily around federal law enforcement. The top five agencies by award count (47% of recent awards) are led by FBI Headquarters Division (14 awards, $1.6 million combined potential value) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (13 awards, $892 thousand), followed by Customs and Border Protection, Drug Enforcement Administration, and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. By potential value, concentration shifts: the Department of Homeland Security US Secret Service anchors the portfolio at $2 million across three awards, FBI Headquarters Division contributes $1.6 million across fourteen awards, ICE follows at $892 thousand, and GSA Federal Acquisition Service carries $589 thousand across three vehicle-level awards. Activity has grown unevenly — two awards in 2022, nine in 2023, ten in 2024, eight in 2025, and thirteen through September 2026 — with ten awards (combined potential value $1 million) reaching completion inside the next twenty-four months.

Sumuri holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule seat (reissued July 31, 2026, with ceiling $475 thousand, completion July 2031) that carries the majority of ordering activity: 32 task orders totaling $1.5 million in combined potential value across federal agencies. The MAS vehicle enables Sumuri to place rapid delivery orders and call orders without recompete, making it the primary vehicle for civilian law enforcement agency task ordering. Direct purchase orders and delivery orders account for the remainder, often under Total Small Business set-asides at smaller customer agencies (Marshals Service, Fish and Wildlife, ATF). Subcontract activity is minimal — only two recorded sub-awards: a 2025 Peraton engagement for operational planning implementation and assessment services and a 2025 PAE Government Services engagement for the Nepal digital evidence capacity program involving TALINO KA-L Alpha systems.

Federal market research data from Fish and Wildlife Service's July 2026 sole-source procurement determination states that Sumuri's TALINO workstations are the only commercially available systems capable of dual-boot Windows 11 Pro and PALADIN Linux integration with the processing power and forensic-grade component standards required for modern evidence analysis, supporting Sumuri's technical differentiation in the federal forensics hardware market.