Webworld Technologies, Inc.

Webworld Technologies, Inc., doing business as WTI, is a Fairfax, Virginia-based women-owned small business that delivers IT solutions, data management services, intelligence enterprise support, and professional advisory services as a prime contractor to civilian and defense federal agencies, holding seats on multiple government-wide vehicles including SEWP VI, OASIS+, and a $151 billion Missile Defense Agency SHIELD IDIQ. WTI holds SBA certifications for Women-Owned Small Business, Small Disadvantaged Business, and 8(a) status and competes across both set-aside and full-and-open procurement channels, with set-aside activity concentrated in OASIS+ Total Small Business (awarded December 2024) and OASIS+ WOSB (awarded September 2024) vehicles.

WTI's portfolio spans 102 federal awards with combined potential value of $97.91 billion, though only $30 million has been obligated to date. The disparity reflects the recent award of three multi-billion-dollar IDIQs: the $20 billion SEWP VI GWAC (November 2026, two weeks prior to source date, split across Total Small Business and Partial Small Business on-ramps), the $151 billion Missile Defense Agency SHIELD IDIQ (December 2025), and the EWAAC $46 billion IDIQ (March 2025). These three vehicles alone account for roughly $217 billion of WTI's total potential value across a seven-year performance window. Below the mega-vehicles, WTI holds a $249 million OSD BOA for data readiness and AI development (JAIC/DRAID), a $249 million OSD BPA for AI test and evaluation, a $200 million Air Force A2-6 Intelligence IDIQ, and a $10 billion Defense Health Agency Omnibus IV IDIQ for military medical research and development. In active task-order volume, WTI's delivery work concentrates on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (17 task orders, $15.6 million), an older USAGM IDIQ 951700-18-D-0942 (15 task orders, $4.5 million), and the Army Virtual Learning Environment BPA (9 task orders, $2.5 million).

Concrete work examples include a $1.487 million firm fixed-price delivery order awarded by Air Force District Washington in September 2023 under the A2-6 Intelligence IDIQ for requirements analysis and technical intelligence data prioritization supporting the HAF A2/6 Intelligence Enterprise (five-year performance through September 2028); a $256 thousand delivery order from the Office of Cuba Broadcasting in September 2026 against the GSA Schedule for office contracts support (firm fixed-price, two-month performance); and a $1.252 million woman-owned small business set-aside definitive contract awarded by Army District Washington in September 2022 for targeting subject matter expert services (five-year performance through September 2027). Smaller representative work includes multiple delivery orders from the US Agency for Global Media spanning media research analyst roles ($61.8 thousand), digital analytical solutions architecture ($283.2 thousand), and professional services staffing ($488.1 thousand and $576.7 thousand), all on labor-hour or firm fixed-price bases between 2022 and 2024.

WTI operates overwhelmingly as a prime contractor, with 99% of awards (101 of 102) in prime roles and only one named subcontractor award under Booz Allen Hamilton for unspecified data management and intelligence work (December 2023). Customer concentration by award count (61% coverage) sits with the US Agency for Global Media at 33 awards ($10 million potential value), Army Training and Doctrine Command at 11 awards ($223.3 million), and Air Force District Washington at 8 awards ($214 million). When ranked by potential value, the concentration shifts dramatically: Air Force accounts for 2 awards but $46 billion combined potential value (the $20 billion SEWP VI and the $46 billion EWAAC on-ramp), NASA carries 2 awards at $40 billion (the dual SEWP VI awards), and Defense Health Agency carries 2 awards at $10 billion (Omnibus IV). This divergence reflects WTI's recent capture of large-ceiling IDIQs that generate high dollar exposure across few award lines, offset by legacy activity running through smaller civilian agencies.

SCI-reported invoicing covers only nine records (eight prime, one sub) across FY2022–FY2024 and totals $798 thousand, a strict subset of WTI's federal service contract activity above the $150,000 reporting threshold and excluding goods, products, and classified work. FY2022 invoicing was $131 thousand across 1.0 FTEs on a contract-level basis; FY2023 reached $667 thousand across 3.4 FTEs; FY2024 reported zero invoiced revenue under SCI-reportable contracts, likely reflecting the timing of new vehicle awards relative to task-order issuance. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI prime contracts ran a median of $116.02 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $56.95 per hour and the 90th percentile at $117.99 per hour. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the average sub-hours share was 0%, indicating that WTI delivered those services through its own workforce rather than subcontractors.

WTI's GSA Schedule offering spans 42 active labor categories ranging from $68.74 per hour (Data Analyst I, associate degree, one year experience) through $290.45 per hour (Enterprise Architect I, bachelor's degree, five years experience). The portfolio includes mid-tier roles such as Solutions Architect ($132.46/hr), Business Analyst I ($154.77/hr), and Systems Engineer I ($160.96/hr), positioning WTI for data, analytics, systems integration, and professional services delivery across the civilian federal customer base. No security-cleared labor categories are offered on the GSA Schedule.

Award activity shows modest trajectory in recent named task orders: 2022 delivered 7 awards, 2023 yielded 8 awards, then 2024 fell to 2 awards and 2025 to 4 awards, with 3 awards recorded in 2026. This reflects the concentration of activity in new-vehicle awards rather than task-order issuance velocity against established vehicles. Three awards reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $3.2 million, representing minimal recompete risk. WTI's capability footprint centers on data management, digital analytics, AI/ML integration, intelligence enterprise operations, requirements analysis, and professional staffing across civilian agencies (USAGM, NASA) and defense intelligence customers (Air Force, DoD components, Special Operations Command) with a secondary presence in military medical research and development (Defense Health Agency).

Headquartered in the National Capital Region, WTI is appraised at CMMI-DEV Level 3 and CMMI-SVC Level 3. We are third party certified as a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB). We drive digital innovation and transformation. We are a team of experienced and passionate individuals dedicated to our clients' success. We embrace the data lifecycle and support transformation of mission objectives into actionable information through data fusion and innovative data management solutions.

From serving the defense and intelligence communities that support the warfighter to aiding civilian agencies in their public service missions, WTI delivers best-value solutions that span the full-spectrum of the IT data management lifecycle.

Core competencies include Big Data Processing; Business Intelligence Solutions; Business Process Automation; Software Engineering, AI, Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing.