Federal Contractor Profile

SOCIAL SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL, INC.

SOCIAL SOLUTIONS INTERNATIONAL, INC. is a federal contractor associated with NAICS 518210 with federal award activity reflected in USAspending records. CaptureIQ has identified 1 known public federal award associated with the organization.

Official website: not listed in public sourcesCurrent as of September 3, 2026

Market position

Evidence-backed federal market footprint from public USAspending and SAM.gov records.

Top awarding agencies
Agency for International Development; Department of Health and Human Services; Department of Justice
Contract vehicle relationships
40 known public vehicles

Where they are active

Companies active in similar markets

Related contractors, opportunities, and forecasts from shared agency and NAICS activity — not confirmed competitive relationships.

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At a glance

Official website
Not listed in public sources

Related federal terms

  • BPA — Blanket Purchase Agreement

Federal Contract Vehicles

  • 40 known public vehicles
  • 40 known order records
  • Primary agencies: Agency for International Development, Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Justice, General Services Administration
VehicleTypeRelationshipAgencyKnown ordersPublic valueActivity
Parent vehicle AIDOAAC1600031Definitive contractTask/order activityAgency for International Development1$314,859,203Apr 2016
Parent vehicle AIDOAAM1400014Task orderTask/order activityAgency for International Development1$47,558,606Oct 2014
Parent vehicle 72049220C00004Definitive contractTask/order activityAgency for International Development1$20,945,689Aug 2020
Parent vehicle AIDOAAM1600006Task orderTask/order activityAgency for International Development1$19,281,726Jul 2016
Parent vehicle AIDOAABC1500007BPATask/order activityAgency for International Development1$18,996,540Jun 2015
Parent vehicle AIDOAAM1200017Task orderTask/order activityAgency for International Development1$9,735,744Sep 2012
Parent vehicle HHSS283201400004CDefinitive contractTask/order activityDepartment of Health and Human Services1$5,043,368Sep 2014
Parent vehicle 72016824F00003Task orderTask/order activityAgency for International Development1$1,300,001Oct 2024
Parent vehicle HHSN26800003BPATask/order activityDepartment of Health and Human Services1$982,813Sep 2016
Parent vehicle HHSN26800001Task orderTask/order activityDepartment of Health and Human Services1$979,914Sep 2016
Parent vehicle HHSN268201300058CDefinitive contractTask/order activityDepartment of Health and Human Services1$856,021Sep 2013
Parent vehicle HHSN26800002BPATask/order activityDepartment of Health and Human Services1$662,834Sep 2016

Known public vehicle history is derived from public USAspending parent IDV, task order, and related award records. It reflects reported federal activity and does not indicate current vehicle eligibility, ordering authority, or contract availability.

Known Federal Relationships

  • 1 known prime award

Known federal relationships are derived from public USAspending prime award and subaward records. They reflect reported federal activity and do not represent confirmed business partnerships.

Award data source: USAspending.gov

Sources & methodology

Federal award, entity, vehicle, and relationship information is derived from public U.S. government sources including USAspending.gov, SAM.gov, and Grants.gov where applicable. CaptureIQ normalizes and summarizes these records for research and capture planning.

Last materially updated September 3, 2026

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