Vound Colorado, LTD.

Vound Colorado, LTD., a for-profit software company based in Scottsdale, Arizona, sells digital forensics, eDiscovery, and data analytics software as a prime contractor exclusively to federal law enforcement and investigative agencies on full-and-open purchase orders and firm fixed-price contracts with no set-aside designations.

Vound's flagship product is the Intella software suite — a multi-module platform for indexing, hosting, searching, and analyzing electronically stored information in support of criminal investigations and national security operations. Intella modules include Intella Pro, Intella Team, Intella Connect, Intella Connect Plus, Intella Investigator, Intella 100, and Intella Viewer. The company delivers licenses, maintenance renewals, training bundles, and support services. Representative recent work includes a $71,766 annual Intella Team maintenance renewal from the Drug Enforcement Administration (August 2025–July 2026), a $203,900 Intella software licensing contract from the U.S. Secret Service (through May 2025), and a $356,298 Secret Service contract for Intella 100, Pro, Team, Connect, and Viewer licenses with support (March 2022–February 2026). Performance locations span Washington, DC; Huntsville, Alabama; and Scottsdale, Arizona.

Customer concentration is sharply skewed toward three law enforcement and investigative agencies. The Drug Enforcement Administration leads by award count with 23 awards worth $831 thousand combined potential value, followed by Immigration and Customs Enforcement with 16 awards valued at $372 thousand. The U.S. Secret Service anchors the portfolio by dollar value — 14 awards worth $1 million combined potential value — reflecting large licensing and maintenance contracts. The Department of the Navy Criminal Investigative Service and the Office of Naval Intelligence round out the top-five customer set. Together, these five agencies account for 78% of combined potential value across all 103 awards. The portfolio spans 31 distinct federal agencies, but concentration at DEA, ICE, and Secret Service reflects structural dependency on three primary customers.

Activity has moderated in recent years. The vendor recorded nine awards in 2023, five in 2024, six in 2025, and two in the first ten months of 2026. Only three awards face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, carrying combined potential value of $137 thousand. Vound competes entirely as a prime contractor — zero subcontract work appears in the source data. Awards cluster under NAICS 511210 (Software Publishers) and PSC codes spanning information technology software licensing (44 awards), business application software perpetual licenses (16 awards), and annual software maintenance plans (15 awards).