Wingswept, LLC

Wingswept, LLC, a North Carolina-based software publisher, delivers cloud-hosted case management and tracking system software-as-a-service (SaaS) to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor (94% of recent awards), competing full-and-open without SBA socioeconomic certifications. The company is a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation and wholly owned subsidiary of Wingswept Holding Corporation, headquartered in Garner, North Carolina, operating under primary NAICS 541512 (Software Publishers).

Wingswept's capability portfolio centers on two branded case management platforms—CMTS (Case Management Tracking System) and VIPER—delivered as cloud-hosted SaaS with licensing, maintenance support, and professional services. Representative prime work includes a $3.5 million delivery order from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (September 2026) for CMTS under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, a $2.7 million delivery order from the Department of Justice Office of Inspector General (fiscal year 2025 estimated value based on source ranking), and a $1.22 million delivery order from the Department of Education Office of Inspector General for a commercial-off-the-shelf web-based cloud-hosted investigations case management system replacement (September 2025). A $450 thousand single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service runs through June 2028 and has generated multiple task order calls for cloud-based case management SaaS. Recent activity shows acceleration: two awards in 2022, seven in 2023, ten in 2024, eight in 2025, and fifteen through early October 2026.

Wingswept's customer footprint spans 34 distinct federal agencies with concentration in inspector general and audit offices. The top customers by award count—Department of the Treasury Office of Inspector General (6 awards, $466 thousand combined potential value), Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (5 awards, $63 thousand), and Office of the Secretary of Defense (4 awards)—account for roughly 33% of recent awards by count. By dollar value, the Securities and Exchange Commission anchors the portfolio at $3.1 million across three awards, followed by the Department of Justice OIG ($2.7 million), the Department of Education OIG ($1.7 million), and the Department of Energy OIG ($1.6 million), collectively representing 31% of combined potential value. This divergence signals that Wingswept captures many smaller maintenance and renewal task orders (OIG offices) alongside fewer but larger full-implementation awards (SEC, DOJ).

The GSA Multiple Award Schedule is Wingswept's dominant vehicle, hosting 49 task orders worth $22.5 million in combined potential value. The vendor also holds positions on the One Acquisition Solution for Integrated Services (OASIS) vehicle (4 task orders) and the Information Technology Schedule 70 (1 task order, $222 thousand). All prime awards within the source window reflect firm fixed-price delivery orders or BPA calls under MAS; nine awards (combined potential value $2.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure.

Wingswept operates as a highly prime-focused vendor with minimal subcontractor engagement. Across the recent award footprint, 94% of work is delivered as prime, and in the four documented sub-awards (February 2026, February 2025, July 2024, and February 2024), Wingswept delivers software subscription renewals and cloud server environment setup to HII Mission Technologies Corp for the National Secure Interconnection Network (NSIN) mission, a defense intelligence integration program. The SCI dataset reports $373 thousand in invoiced labor in fiscal year 2024 across nine prime records with zero reported subcontractor hours, indicating self-performed delivery on licensed software and professional services. The Service Contract Inventory shows minimal FTE reporting (0.0 FTEs recorded across fiscal years 2022–2025), consistent with a SaaS licensing and maintenance model rather than on-site labor-intensive delivery.

Wingswept's GSA Schedule labor portfolio lists three non-cleared roles spanning associate to bachelor's education and zero to seven years' experience, with hourly rates ranging from $154.79 to $206.38, reflecting staff and senior consultant roles in systems operations and analysis. This limited labor portfolio signals that the vendor's federal footprint is predominantly software licensing and cloud platform delivery rather than staffing-services work. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $12.4 million (38% of the $32.4 million combined potential value), indicating ongoing execution against multi-year, multi-option delivery orders with substantial remaining ceiling. The vendor's recompete cliff is modest relative to its overall portfolio scale, with only $2.6 million in combined potential value facing completion and recompete within the next twenty-four months.