ITG Wins Spot on NASA's $20 Billion SEWP VI Contract
The Category A award enables the Falls Church firm to provide IT and cybersecurity services to federal agencies through 2036.
Integration Technologies Group, Inc. (ITG) has secured a position on NASA's Solutions for Enterprise-wide Procurement (SEWP) VI contract. The award ensures the Falls Church, Virginia-based firm remains a primary provider of critical IT infrastructure for the federal government over the next decade.
ITG was placed under Category A, the vehicle's most comprehensive tier. This authorization allows the company to provide a full spectrum of offerings, including cloud services, cybersecurity, systems integration, installation, maintenance, and training. The SEWP VI contract is an indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity agreement with a maximum value of $20 billion. The ordering window is scheduled to run from November 1, 2026, through October 31, 2036.
A Decade of Federal Procurement
NASA SEWP serves as a government-wide procurement vehicle, allowing federal agencies to streamline the acquisition of information and communications technology. For ITG, this award continues a long-standing partnership with NASA and other federal entities. The company previously served as a prime contract holder under the SEWP V vehicle, where it completed hundreds of task orders for civilian agencies and the Department of Defense.
"Winning SEWP VI is a direct continuation of the work our customers have trusted us with under SEWP V for more than a decade," said Michael Angelakis, CEO of ITG.
Strategic Market Positioning
Securing a spot in Category A positions ITG as a top-tier supplier for high-value contracts involving critical infrastructure and cloud migration. This award complements a broader portfolio of federal vehicles already held by the company, including the Air Force's 2GIT and the Army's ITES-SW2 and ITES-4H contracts.
To meet stringent government security requirements, ITG achieved CMMC Level 2 compliance, with certification finalized on December 2, 2025. This certification is increasingly vital for contractors handling sensitive defense information and operating within the Department of Defense ecosystem.
Future Outlook
As federal agencies accelerate their transition to secure cloud environments and harden their cybersecurity postures, ITG's presence on SEWP VI provides a stable pipeline for growth. The company is now positioned to compete for a significant share of the $20 billion ceiling as the new ordering window opens in late 2026. Industry observers will be watching how ITG leverages its existing Army and Air Force relationships to capture new task orders under the NASA-managed vehicle.