Yet2.Com, Inc.

Yet2.Com, Inc., a for-profit consulting firm headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, operates as a prime contractor delivering technology scouting, crowdsourcing, and open innovation services exclusively to federal agencies, competing full-and-open without set-aside designations across its federal footprint. The vendor holds a dominant position on two NASA IDIQs and a successor GWAC, generating 120 awards over recent years with a combined potential value of $663.7 million, though only $5.8 million has been obligated to date—reflecting the IDIQ structure in which ceiling values far exceed near-term spend.

Yet2.Com's customer concentration is extreme and decision-defining. NASA's Johnson Space Center accounts for 118 of 120 awards (99% of award count) and $663.2 million of combined potential value; the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory holds a single $324 thousand award. This concentration is structural: yet2.Com operates almost entirely within NASA's crowdsourcing and innovation procurement ecosystem. The vendor holds three active parent vehicles. The predecessor NASA Open Innovation Services 2 (NOIS2), a $175 million multiple-award IDIQ awarded April 18, 2022, with ultimate completion June 3, 2025, anchored 31 task orders worth $1.3 million in combined potential value across technology surveys, crowdsourcing challenges, and market research for spaceflight, human research, and Earth science mission areas. The NASA Open Innovation Services 3 (NOIS3), a $474.988 million government-wide multiple-award GWAC awarded June 5, 2025, with performance through May 31, 2027, carries 14 task orders valued at $2.3 million combined and explicitly enables crowdsourcing and open innovation services procurement across NASA and other federal agencies, though in practice to date the orders are NASA-exclusive. A third vehicle, Indefinite Delivery Contract 80JSC017D0029, holds 65 task orders worth $1.7 million combined, representing legacy or predecessor work. Representative recent work under NOIS3 includes a $798.8 thousand delivery order for the AMPERE Advanced Mid-Power Electric Rocket Challenge (completion January 1, 2029), a $750 thousand firm-fixed-price order from the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation for the Watercraft Inspection and Decontamination Technology Challenge (completion December 31, 2027), and a $300 thousand order for Deep Space Food 2.0 (completion December 31, 2028). Under NOIS2, representative orders included a $264 thousand crowdsourcing challenge for Deep Space Health Research Platform technology survey (completion April 30, 2025) and a $111 thousand NIH Data Sharing Index challenge (completion August 31, 2026).

Activity has declined modestly over the past five years—14 awards in 2022, 14 in 2023, 11 in 2024, 10 in 2025, and 9 year-to-date in 2026. Four awards carrying combined potential value of $855 thousand reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and face recompete in that window; given the NOIS2 contract completion date of June 3, 2025, that vehicle's pending recompetes represent the primary recompete cliff for Yet2.Com. The vendor's work spans NAICS 541990 (All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Not Elsewhere Classified) across PSC codes dominated by Support-Professional: Communications (75 awards) and Support-Professional: Other (43 awards), reflecting the technology intelligence and market research mission. Yet2.Com operates without subcontractors on its prime awards; the source carries no sub-award activity. The vendor's federal footprint is specialized and non-competitive outside the NASA innovation-procurement niche: 99% of awards concentrate in a single customer and two closely related contract vehicles, both anchored to Johnson Space Center, creating high customer-switching friction and narrow competitive exposure compared to broader-market federal contractors.