Vound Colorado, LTD.

Vound Colorado, LTD., a for-profit software company based in Scottsdale, Arizona, supplies digital forensics and eDiscovery investigative software to federal law enforcement and national security agencies as a prime contractor, competing full-and-open with no set-aside designations across 102 awards totaling $3.5 million in potential value.

Vound's capability portfolio centers on the Intella software suite—a digital evidence indexing, hosting, search, and analysis platform used by federal investigators to process, manage, and export large volumes of electronically stored information for case assessment and investigative support. The Intella product line includes Intella Pro, Intella Team, Intella Connect, Intella Viewer, Intella Investigator, and Intella 100, deployed across federal law enforcement and national security components. Representative prime awards include a $356,298 firm fixed-price purchase order from the U.S. Secret Service for Intella licenses and maintenance supporting the Investigative Support Division through February 2026; a $71,766 sole-source renewal purchase order from the DEA for Intella Investigator Standard, Pro, and Viewer licenses running through July 2026; a $86,581 definitive contract from Department of Defense District Washington for Intella Pro software licenses and maintenance through April 2027; and a $80,500 purchase order from Immigration and Customs Enforcement for maintenance and training services through September 2023.

Customer concentration is acute and law-enforcement-centric. The top five customers by award count and potential value account for 62% of awards and 78% of combined potential value. The U.S. Secret Service leads by dollar volume at $1 million across 14 awards, followed by the DEA at $831 thousand across 23 awards and ICE at $372 thousand across 16 awards. The Department of the Navy's Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) and the Office of Naval Intelligence round out the top five with $330 thousand and $205 thousand respectively. Awards cluster under two primary PSC codes: Information Technology Software (44 awards) and software licensing and maintenance service plans (30 combined awards). No parent vehicles, IDIQs, or GWACs appear in Vound's portfolio—all awards are direct purchase orders from federal customer agencies, indicating a transactional licensing model rather than a vehicle-based resale posture.

Activity has been episodic. The past five years show 2023 as the peak year at nine awards, with 2022 and 2025 each carrying three and six awards respectively, 2024 at five awards, and 2026 showing one award to date (issued July 1, 2026). Six awards totaling $259 thousand in potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. Vound operates 100% as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint, delivering software, licenses, and maintenance services directly to federal customers. The vendor's customer base spans 31 distinct federal agencies, but law enforcement and investigative components dominate; civilian agencies such as the Social Security Administration and the Office of Management appear as outliers. Vound has established deep, recurring relationships with the DEA, Secret Service, and ICE through annual maintenance renewals and license refreshes, indicating sticky incumbent positioning within those agencies' forensic operations.