Zdaas LLC

Zdaas LLC, an SBA-certified Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) and 8(a) program participant headquartered in Glen Burnie, Maryland, delivers information technology equipment, audiovisual systems, networking infrastructure, and facility support goods to federal agencies as a prime contractor on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and specialized vehicles, with 338 awards across 133 customer agencies since 2018. The company operates predominantly as a systems integrator and equipment distributor supplying commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) solutions across defense and civilian agencies, competing under small business set-asides on 60% of its recent awards.

Zdaas's capability portfolio spans IT hardware procurement and configuration—workstations, servers, networking equipment, monitors, and peripherals—audiovisual and conference room systems including Cisco SD-WAN equipment, digital signage, and video teleconference infrastructure, security systems such as camera and access control installations, and specialized equipment for maritime, aerospace, and medical applications. Representative contracts illustrate this range: a $2.38 billion delivery order from the Federal Communications Commission for Cisco SD-WAN equipment and software licenses under the GSA MAS (awarded July 2, 2026), a $1.18 billion delivery order from the Defense Information Systems Agency for a J357 HQ Conference Room Refit under GSA MAS (awarded September 25, 2024), a $575 million purchase order from the Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations for infrastructure materials (awarded September 25, 2023), and a $429 million purchase order from the Air Force Research Laboratory for BINGO hardware refresh at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (awarded September 30, 2022).

Customer concentration is highly dispersed across 133 agencies, with the top five customer agencies by award count—the Department of the Air Force (14 awards, $614 thousand), Naval Sea Systems Command (13 awards, $1.6 million), US Coast Guard (11 awards, $646 thousand), Department of the Army (11 awards, $390 thousand), and Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime (11 awards, $10 thousand)—representing only 18% of total awards. By potential dollar value, Naval Sea Systems Command and Air Combat Command anchor the top tier, but the customer base remains highly distributed, reflecting Zdaas's role as a broad-spectrum equipment supplier rather than a specialist to any single agency.

Zdaas holds positions on three major contract vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS contract 47QTCA18D008G) has generated 160 task orders valued at $13.1 million, making it the dominant vehicle. The vendor was awarded a SEWP VI governmentwide GWAC by NASA on November 1, 2026, with a $20 billion ceiling and completion date of October 31, 2036, designated Partial Small Business, positioning Zdaas to compete across all federal agencies for IT products and services nationwide. The Missile Defense Agency awarded a Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ to Zdaas on December 29, 2025, with a $151 billion ceiling through December 28, 2035, covering research and development, prototyping, systems engineering, production, and test and evaluation for multi-domain defense systems; the initial delivery order carries a $500 value and extends through 2035. Zdaas also holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Naval Sea Systems Command valued at $1 million through August 26, 2027.

Activity trajectory shows volatility rather than consistent growth. Award volume peaked at 66 awards in 2024, declined to 43 in 2025, and has dropped to 23 in 2026 (through November). Eight awards carrying combined potential value of $736 thousand are scheduled to complete in the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. Award concentration by category reflects Zdaas's equipment-distribution posture: Custom Computer Programming Services (162 awards, the dominant NAICS), Electronic Computer Manufacturing (21), Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing (14), and Office Furniture Manufacturing (9) account for the bulk of activity.

Zdaas operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor—336 of 338 awards (99%)—with minimal subcontracting footprint. Two sub-awards appear in the source data, both involving Leidos, Inc., as prime on network operations and maintenance support (awarded March 26 and April 4, 2024).

The source data reflects a vendor heavily dependent on the GSA MAS vehicle for order flow and facing a recompete cliff on the SEWP VI and SHIELD GWACs—both recently awarded but carrying long performance periods that position them as multi-year revenue anchors. The disparity between Zdaas's $20.04 billion combined potential value across all awards and $20.6 million in obligated dollars (0.1%) signals that most awards are ceiling values or delivery orders against indefinite vehicles, not fully obligated work. This posture—broad vehicle access, dispersed customer base, high reliance on small business set-asides, and low current obligation—positions Zdaas as a nimble equipment supplier competing aggressively for call-outs and task orders rather than as a prime systems integrator on long-term programs.

ZDAAS is a State of Maryland Minority Business Enterprise (MBE) founded in 2008 a. In Federal space, ZDAAS holds WOSB/EDWOSB status. Mr. Amjad Nagrah, CIO at ZDAAS, with more than 20 years of IT technologies, project management, and leadership skills, has been overseeing ZDAAS operations since 2014.

Mr. Nagrah, has led ZDASS in its progressive growth providing information technology (IT) services, software development, project management and IT staffing solutions for over 10 years to both Government Agencies and Commercial Enterprises.

One of our top nitch specialties is Staff Augmentation Services. ZDAAS, during the last 12 years of experience, provided staff for almost every industry and qualification. We offered to staff for transportation, education systems and the healthcare industry with every skill, including office staff, school teachers, computer programmers, engineers, projects & program managers, business processes engineers, security professionals, and many more.