Veteran Information Technologies, LLC

Veteran Information Technologies, LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and Colorado Springs-based division of Veteran Engineering & Technology LLC, operates as a prime contractor delivering IT hardware, software licensing, and value-added reseller services to federal agencies, with 988 prime awards concentrated almost entirely on the Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) GWAC. The vendor competes predominantly through SDVOSB and total small business set-asides, which recur across roughly 70 percent of the prime footprint; the remainder compete full-and-open.

Veteran Information Technologies' capability portfolio spans software licenses (VMware, SolarWinds, Splunk, MicroStrategy, Commvault, Cisco), Dell and HPE server and workstation hardware, networking equipment (Cisco switches and firewalls), storage systems (Dell EMC, Pure Storage, NetApp, Nimble), data protection and backup platforms, audiovisual conferencing systems, mobile devices, and IT infrastructure peripherals. Concrete named work includes a $22.5 million Defense Health Agency delivery order for MHS GENESIS peripheral equipment (May 2023), a $14.8 million VA Technology Acquisition Center RFID asset awareness solution at VISN 5 VA Medical Center locations (April 2026 award, through April 2031), a $12.4 million Bureau of the Fiscal Service middleware support services contract (December 2024), a $7.2 million VA RFID asset awareness contract for VISN 5 (September 2023), and a $7.7 million Department of Labor MicroStrategy license order (February 2023). The vendor also holds a $3.4 million definitive contract from the VA Strategic Acquisition Center to deliver 3 million cable gun locks bearing the Veterans Crisis Line logo (September 2024).

Customer concentration is extreme: the Defense Health Agency anchors 107 awards worth $194.2 million potential value (roughly 40 percent of the top-five agencies' combined value), followed by the VA Technology Acquisition Center Austin (48 awards, $48.1 million), the Defense Information Systems Agency (74 awards, $45.8 million), the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (41 awards, $43.2 million), and the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (96 awards, $15.5 million). These five customers account for 368 of the vendor's 988 prime awards, or roughly 37 percent of volume, yet concentrate 60 percent of the combined potential value. Defense Health Agency alone dominates the dollar picture; a tight secondary concentration emerges around DISA and VA Technology Acquisition Center Austin. Activity has declined sharply: 121 awards in FY2022 fell to 40 in FY2024 and 22 in FY2025, with only 4 awards year-to-date in 2026. The recompete cliff window of the next twenty-four months exposes 31 awards worth $41.7 million combined potential value.

All 961 task orders flow through SEWP V, a NASA-administered GWAC with $526.9 million combined potential value across Veteran Information Technologies' portfolio. The vendor places no work through alternative vehicles and carries no seats on secondary GWACs or BPAs.

On SCI-reportable federal service contracts (those exceeding the $150,000 threshold), Veteran Information Technologies invoiced $13.1 million across FY2022–FY2024 with roughly 4 to 5 FTEs engaged per fiscal year. SCI data shows FY2022 at $6.5 million, FY2023 at $2.1 million, and FY2024 at $4.4 million. Median government-paid hourly rates run around $129/hr, with the 90th percentile reaching $442/hr, suggesting a mix of labor categories—likely lower-cost IT support staff anchoring the median and senior engineering or consulting roles at the upper tail. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform approximately 2 percent of total hours; the vendor names only three subcontractors in SCI records, indicating that the vendor self-performs nearly all delivery on service contracts captured in the inventory.

Veteran Information Technologies operates as a 100-percent prime contractor footprint—no sub-award activity appears in the source. The vendor neither subcontracts to larger primes nor acts as a feeder to defense integrators; instead, it sources directly from OEMs and resells as a value-added distributor. The corporate structure places Veteran Information Technologies as a division of parent Veteran Engineering & Technology LLC, which holds parent-level SBA VOSB and SDVOSB certifications expiring January 9, 2027. The parent is itself a self-certified small disadvantaged business. Both entities are held as limited liability companies and share headquarters at 5475 Mark Dabling Boulevard, Suite 300, Colorado Springs, Colorado.