Sumuri LLC

Sumuri LLC, a woman-owned, minority-owned (Asian-Pacific American), Delaware-based digital forensics hardware and software vendor, operates as a prime contractor (97% of recent awards) delivering forensic workstations, laptops, training, and software licenses to federal law enforcement and investigative agencies. The company competes predominantly full-and-open, with occasional Total Small Business set-asides; it holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule registration since 2011 and sits on at least one Indefinite Delivery Contract vehicle.

Sumuri's capability footprint centers on hardware and software for digital evidence analysis. The vendor manufactures and supplies TALINO-branded forensic workstations and dual-boot laptops—the company's primary product line—along with forensic software, training programs, and licensing renewals. Representative prime work includes a $1.16 million five-year definitive contract (2024–2029) with the U.S. Secret Service for forensic software licenses and training, a $523.8 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order with FBI Headquarters for digital forensics equipment, a $348.5 thousand delivery order under GSA Schedule 70 with FBI for TALINO KA101 forensic workstations, and a $211.6 thousand purchase order (awarded May 2026) with Immigration and Customs Enforcement for hard-drive mounting and analysis software supporting security investigations.

Customer concentration sits squarely with federal law enforcement and investigative agencies. The top five customers by award count account for 48% of recent awards: the FBI Headquarters Division leads at 13 awards valued at $1.3 million, followed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement at 11 awards ($712 thousand), Customs and Border Protection (4 awards, $32 thousand), the Drug Enforcement Administration (3 awards, $35 thousand), and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (3 awards, $94 thousand). When ranked by combined potential value, the U.S. Secret Service anchors the portfolio at $2 million across 3 awards, with FBI and ICE remaining the second and third largest customers. The distinction between the two rankings reflects Sumuri's high-volume small-order business with ICE and FBI, offset by Secret Service's large multi-year licensing agreement. Across 35 distinct customer agencies, law enforcement, investigative, and criminal-justice components dominate; civilian agencies at DHS, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of the Air Force, and the Internal Revenue Service round out the active customer base.

Sumuri places the vast majority of its work under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, with 27 delivery orders valued at $1.2 million. The vendor also holds positions on an Indefinite Delivery Contract (15JPSS20D00000035) and the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services vehicle, though these carry minimal recent task-order volume. The GSA Schedule seat is the primary vehicle enabling rapid task orders from law enforcement agencies without recompete.

Activity has remained steady in the 2–10 awards per year range over the past five years, with 10 awards in 2024, 8 in 2025, and 1 award recorded to date in 2026 (reflecting the May 2026 ICE award). Combined potential value sits at $5.3 million with $5.2 million obligated (98% obligation rate), indicating a mature, invoiced revenue base. Only one award (a $211.6 thousand purchase order from ICE, completion date May 2027) faces recompete within the next twenty-four months, positioning Sumuri with minimal near-term recompete exposure.

Subcontract footprint is minimal. Sumuri appears as a subcontractor on two recent awards: a digital-evidence capacity-enhancement sub under PAE Government Services Inc. (July 2025, TALINO KA-L Alpha delivery to Nepal operations), and an operational planning and assessment services sub under Peraton Inc. (November 2025). The sub presence is negligible relative to the prime footprint; Sumuri's business model emphasizes prime procurement relationships with federal law enforcement customers rather than teaming as a subcontractor.