World Wide Technology LLC

World Wide Technology LLC, operating as Telcobuy IS, a subsidiary of World Wide Technology HC, is a St. Louis-based technology solutions provider delivering IT hardware, networking equipment, software licensing, and infrastructure modernization services to federal civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor (97% of awards) on full-and-open contracts with no set-aside posture.

The vendor commands an enormous federal footprint: 41,269 total awards (39,912 prime, 1,357 sub) with $662.4 billion in combined potential value across 708 distinct federal agencies, though only $11.51 billion (2%) is obligated. Annual award volume has grown from 774 in 2022 to 1,132 in 2024, declining to 969 in 2025 and 191 through mid-2026. The top five customers by award count (17% of all awards) are the Department of the Air Force (1,628 awards, $1.16 billion), GSA Federal Acquisition Service (1,550 awards), the Department of the Army (1,438 awards), Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command (1,297 awards, $2.46 billion), and Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (1,009 awards). By dollar value, Air Education and Training Command leads with $7.08 billion across 561 awards, followed by Navy Information Warfare Systems Command ($2.46 billion), Defense Information Systems Agency ($1.66 billion), Air Force ($1.16 billion), and FBI ($361.3 million). The concentration is modest—the top five agencies represent only 2% of combined potential value—reflecting WWT's broad customer base across the federal enterprise.

Recent representative prime awards exemplify WWT's core capability: a $15.6 million delivery order (September 2025) for Gigamon enterprise license agreement support to Air Force Space Systems Command; a $9.665 million Air Combat Command delivery order (March 2026) for assessment and implementation services at Nellis, Shaw, and Grand Forks Air Force bases; a $6.4 million Army delivery order (March 2026) for PowerEdge R670 servers under SEWP V; and a $3.8 million Army Corps of Engineers order (February 2026) for Veritas NetBackup software and support. Smaller but recurring work includes Cisco networking gear renewals, Dell server hardware, Palo Alto firewall licensing, F5 load balancer support, and data center infrastructure components. A single large OTA parent vehicle dominates: the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ awarded December 29, 2025, by the Missile Defense Agency through September 2035, with an initial $500 delivery order on award date. This vehicle spans research, development, prototyping, systems engineering, production, and modernization for multi-domain defense capabilities including AI, machine learning, and open systems architectures.

WWT holds seats on critical government-wide vehicles. The top five parent vehicles by task-order count are Indefinite Delivery Contract W91QUZ07D0011 (10,194 task orders, $1.63 billion), Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement IV (5,437 task orders, $1.31 billion), Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4194D (4,681 task orders, $365.1 million), Information Technology Enterprise Solutions - 3 Hardware / ITES-3H (3,461 task orders, $1.02 billion), and Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement III (2,319 task orders, $258.6 million). Additionally, WWT holds authority on Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V / SEWP V (NASA-administered GWAC), Information Technology Enterprise Solutions-Software 2 / ITES-2 (GSA-administered), Information Technology Enterprise Solutions 4 - Hardware / ITES-4H (a $10 billion multiple-award IDIQ awarded September 19, 2025, supporting Army Computer Hardware, Enterprise Software and Solutions / CHESS initiative through September 2035), the 2nd Generation Information Technology / 2GIT Blanket Purchase Agreement Program (GSA Multiple Award Schedule), Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions / CIO-CS, and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The bulk of recent activity flows through SEWP V and ITES-3H, enabling rapid task-order issuance without individual competitions.

Subcontracting activity is minimal by count but strategic by prime: WWT operates as a subcontractor to Leidos (Army Global Unified Network, SMIT, and other Army/DHS programs), Booz Allen Hamilton (EMAPS 2), CACI Inc. Federal (ELITE / Computer Equipment and Software programs), Mantech Advanced Systems International (USSOUTHCOM Cyber IT Enterprise Services 2), Science Applications International Corporation (Army Corps of Engineers enterprise IT services), General Dynamics Information Technology (EMITS 2), and others, supplying hardware, software, networking gear, and equipment. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, sub engagement averages 6% of total contractor hours, with five named subcontractors identified. SCI-reported invoiced revenue is minimal—$1.3 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $758 thousand, FY2023: $485 thousand, FY2024: $13 thousand)—reflecting WWT's predominance in hardware procurement and resale rather than labor-intensive services. FTE trajectory on SCI shows 26.8 FTEs in FY2022, declining to 0.7 in FY2024. On SCI prime contracts, government-paid median rates run $180.48/hr, with 10th percentile at $110.14/hr and 90th percentile at $183.99/hr. GSA Schedule labor offerings span 47 categories from Logistician I ($25.15/hr, Associates, no clearance) to Lead Services Consultant ($472.15/hr, Bachelor's, 10 years experience, no clearance required)—no cleared roles are advertised.

Capability concentration is narrow and hardware-centric: Electronic Computer Manufacturing (10,567 awards), Wired Telecommunications Carriers (10,334 awards), Other Computer Related Services (8,305 awards), and Computer/Peripheral Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (3,753 awards) dominate across top NAICS codes. By PSC code, Information Technology Support Equipment (7,707 awards), IT Equipment System Configuration (6,564 awards), IT Components (3,792 awards), IT Software (3,643 awards), and IT Input/Output/Storage Devices (3,544 awards) drive activity. WWT is a Cisco, Dell, Palo Alto, F5, NetApp, and Gigamon reseller and systems integrator, not a custom software developer or services prime. Recompete exposure in the next 24 months includes 158 awards with $186 million combined potential value, primarily task orders against established vehicles rather than expiring IDIQs.

WWT operates without SBA set-aside designations—the vendor competes full-and-open on commercial terms and pricing. As a private for-profit limited liability company registered in SAM since 2002, WWT is not minority-owned, woman-owned, HUBZone, 8(a), SDVOSB, or otherwise designated. Its federal footprint is driven by GWAC position, vendor pricing, and commercial relationships with hardware manufacturers rather than small-business preference or compliance-driven categories. The vendor's scale—41,000+ awards, $662 billion potential value—positions it as a critical supplier to federal IT procurement infrastructure but with minimal recompete urgency given the stable, recurring nature of GWAC task-order activity and the recent award of the massive SHIELD vehicle.