Uscomputers Inc.

Uscomputers Inc., a minority-owned, woman-owned small business based in Woodbridge, Virginia and a division of HP Inc., supplies computer hardware, IT components, and related technology products to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 99% of its recent awards and through subcontracting relationships with prime contractors including BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. and The Mil Corporation. The vendor competes in full-and-open procurements—its 1,231 recent awards carry no dominant set-aside posture, though many individual purchase orders and BPA calls are designated Total Small Business.

Uscomputers Inc.'s concrete capability footprint centers on procurement and delivery of Dell-branded servers, workstations, and laptops; commercial display monitors in sizes ranging from 17 inches to 85 inches; uninterruptible power supply systems; security and networking equipment; and selected specialty items such as ruggedized Panasonic Toughbook laptops, Fluke temperature-humidity meters, and camera systems. Representative prime work includes a $132.7 million purchase order from Naval Sea Systems Command for Dell PowerEdge R450 servers (September 2023), a $146.7 million task order from the Naval Air Warfare Center for FY23 laptops (June 2023), a $69.4 million purchase order from the Office of Naval Research for Dell Mobile Precision Workstation 7680 computers (July 2023), a $88.7 million purchase order from the Naval Air Warfare Center for 971 Fluke temperature and humidity meters in support of the F-35 program (September 2024), and a $117.4 million purchase order from the FBI Headquarters Division for 30 mobile workstation computers (April 2023). The vendor operates against three active Blanket Purchase Agreements as the named awardee: a $7.05 million multiple-award BPA with Naval Sea Systems Command for monitors and displays through June 2028, a $3.5 million multiple-award BPA with Naval Sea Systems Command for hard drives through June 2028, a $9 million single-award BPA with the Naval Air Warfare Center through January 2030, and a $2.45 million single-award BPA with the Bureau of Engraving and Printing through April 2031.

Navy agencies dominate customer concentration. The Office of Naval Research accounts for 711 awards ($8 million combined potential value), Naval Sea Systems Command for 174 awards ($13.1 million), and the Naval Air Warfare Center for 34 awards ($9.7 million), together representing 89% of award count. The split between these two rankings—Naval Sea Systems Command ranks second by award count but first by potential value—reflects a pattern of higher-dollar orders under the monitors-and-displays BPA while the Office of Naval Research places numerous smaller purchase orders. Beyond the Navy, significant customers include the National Institutes of Health (172 total awards across multiple NIH components, $565 thousand combined potential value), the Bureau of Engraving and Printing ($2.5 million on one award), the Department of Agriculture, NASA, the Department of Justice FBI, the U.S. Air Force, and the U.S. Coast Guard. The vendor has served 38 distinct federal agencies overall.

Activity has grown from 25 awards in 2022 to 90 in 2024, with 85 in 2025 and 5 recorded in 2026 (through August 14 of the source snapshot date). Combined potential value across all recent awards stands at $35.3 million, with $16.4 million obligated. The vendor's award portfolio skews heavily toward NAICS 425120 (Computer and Computer Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers—498 awards) and 334111 (Electronic Computer Manufacturing—309 awards), with PSC concentration in Information Technology Components (243 awards) and Information Technology Software (208 awards).

In its subcontractor role, Uscomputers Inc. delivers servers, workstations, storage upgrades, memory modules, and UPS systems to BAE Systems Technology Solutions & Services Inc. on Navy task orders and to The Mil Corporation on system integration and lifecycle sustainment work. The subcontract footprint is minimal—16 sub-awards out of 1,231 total—and reflects tactical support to larger prime contractors rather than significant sub-revenue. Recent sub-awards include IDIQ task orders for Dell PowerEdge R760 servers and mobile precision workstations under BAE Systems contracts (July–September 2025) and modification work on Dell ultrasharp displays under a Mil Corporation vehicle (April 2025). The vendor's parent-company relationship with HP Inc. provides access to HP-branded products and supply-chain advantages in sourcing commercial off-the-shelf hardware at federal pricing, though the award record emphasizes Dell-centric procurement.

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