Wingswept, LLC

Wingswept, LLC, a North Carolina-based software company, delivers case management and tracking system software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions to federal civilian agencies, competing as a prime contractor on 93% of recent awards and without SBA set-aside designations. The company is a subsidiary of Wingswept Holding Corporation, a Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Garner, North Carolina, operating under primary NAICS 541512 (Software Publishers) and competing full-and-open across federal civilian customers.

Wingswept's capability portfolio centers on cloud-hosted case management platforms — branded as CMTS (Case Management and Tracking System) and VIPER (Investigative case management variant) — delivered as SaaS licenses, maintenance support, and professional services for investigations, audits, and administrative case work. Representative prime work includes a $1.22 million delivery order from the Department of Education Office of Inspector General (awarded September 2025 under GSA MAS) for a web-based investigations case management system replacement; a $949.9 thousand delivery order from USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (July 2024, GSA MAS) for a retirement project procurement system; a $895.7 thousand delivery order from the Office of Inspector General (June 2023, GSA MAS) for OI case management system software; and a $840.5 thousand delivery order from the Securities and Exchange Commission (September 2023, GSA MAS) for WINGSWEPT SW software. A single-award blanket purchase agreement with USDA Agricultural Marketing Service, valued at $450 thousand and running through June 2028, provides cloud-based case management SaaS with task orders placed against it for base-year and option-year services.

Wingswept's customer base spans 28 distinct federal agencies with heavy concentration in inspector general and audit offices. The top five funding agencies account for 38% of recent awards by count but only 33% by combined potential value, indicating a mix of high-volume small orders and larger dollar task orders. The Securities and Exchange Commission leads by potential value at $3.1 million across three awards; the Department of Energy Office of Inspector General follows at $1.6 million across two awards; and USDA Agricultural Marketing Service accounts for $1 million across two awards. By award count, the Treasury Office of Inspector General anchors the portfolio at six awards valued at $466 thousand combined, followed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission at five awards valued at $63 thousand. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule dominates the vehicle footprint, hosting 41 task orders valued at $12.2 million combined potential value; Wingswept also participates in One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (4 task orders) and holds a position on the Information Technology Schedule 70 (1 task order, $222 thousand).

Activity has grown modestly — two awards in 2022, seven in 2023, ten in 2024, eight in 2025, and seven in 2026 — with eleven awards (combined potential value $4.1 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete exposure. Service Contract Inventory data shows minimal SCI-reportable invoicing: $373 thousand in FY2024 alone, with zero FTEs reported in FY2022 and FY2023 and zero FTEs reported in FY2024 despite three SCI prime records. This SCI footprint is sparse and does not reflect the company's total federal revenue, which is anchored by firm fixed-price software license and SaaS delivery orders that fall outside SCI's $150 thousand threshold or are priced as goods rather than services. GSA Schedule labor rates run a narrow spectrum from $154.79/hr for staff-consultant technician roles through $206.38/hr for principal consultant analyst positions, with associate to bachelor's degree requirements and no security clearance offerings.

Wingswept operates as a prime contractor on 93% of recent awards with minimal subcontractor engagement; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed zero percent of total hours. The vendor does engage as a subcontractor to HII Mission Technologies Corp, where four sub-awards (February 2024 through February 2026) deliver case management and cloud-environment setup work under broader technology-integrated-services task orders supporting the National Security Innovation Network. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $22 million, with $8.7 million obligated as of the most recent snapshot, representing 39% utilization against available ceiling authority.