Federal Contract Vehicle

SEWP Awards & Task Orders

SEWP is a gwac associated with National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Public USAspending-linked records on CaptureIQ show $400.7M in known obligations across 39 awardees and 30 linked award records. Ordering activity spans 7 awarding agencies in these records—not only the managing agency. Spend is concentrated: LANCER INFORMATION SOLUTIONS, LLC represents about 86.6% of known obligations among top listed awardees ($347M). Public last date to order on the parent IDV: 2036-10-31.

Current as of 2026-08-24

What is SEWP?

NASA SEWP (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement) is a government-wide GWAC for IT products and services. NASA manages the vehicle, but ordering activity often appears across many agencies in public award records.

Vehicle Overview

Vehicle type
GWAC
Parent award / IDV
80TECH26D0503
Period of performance
2026-11-01 – —
Total known obligations
$400.7M
Linked award records
30
Awarding agencies (in records)
7
Known awardees
39
Recent spending (90 days)
—

Public Schedule & Activity Signals

Factual schedule and activity indicators from public USAspending records. Not a recompete prediction.

Last date to order (public record)
2036-10-31
Dated award activity (90 days)
0 records
Obligation trend (90-day windows)
Insufficient data
Last known award activity
2026-09-28

Known Awardees

Vehicle summaries use public USAspending.gov parent IDV, task order, and related award records. They reflect reported federal activity and do not indicate current vehicle eligibility, ordering authority, or contract availability.

Source: USAspending.gov

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