Federal Contractor Profile

WIDEPOINT INTEGRATED SOLUTIONS CORP

Official website: not listed in public sourcesCurrent as of September 11, 2026

Market position

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

Top awarding agencies
Department of Defense; Department of Homeland Security
Primary NAICS market
541512
Active award years (public records)
2025–2026

Where they are active

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At a glance

UEI
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Official website
Not listed in public sources
Primary NAICS
NAICS 541512

Federal Award Summary

Known federal awards
6
Federal award value represented in public records analyzed
—

Federal award value represented in the public award records analyzed. Totals are not revenue, backlog, or cash received. Review federal award history on USAspending.

Federal Award Activity

Linked awards from the Federal Spending Map dataset for this contractor profile.

Linked award value
$111.7M
Linked awards
2
Largest linked award
$69.4M

Top agencies

Recent linked awards

Federal award activity is derived from the public Federal Spending Map dataset — qualifying USAspending contract awards in selected technology NAICS codes. Only awards linked to this contractor profile through verified or high-confidence identity matches are shown.

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Related federal terms

  • UEI — Unique Entity Identifier
  • SAM — System for Award Management
  • NAICS — North American Industry Classification System

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Relevant federal procurement forecasts

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Recent Awards

Award IDAgencyAmountStartEndNAICS
70RTAC26D00000006Department of Homeland Security$0August 5, 2026—NAICS 517121
W912CN25FA265Department of Defense$250.6KOctober 1, 2025September 30, 2026NAICS 517112
70LGLY25FSSB00148Department of Homeland Security$0October 1, 2025September 30, 2026NAICS 517911
W912LA25FA041Department of Defense$110.2KSeptember 19, 2025September 18, 2026NAICS 517112
W912LA25FA048Department of Defense$8.4KSeptember 8, 2025September 7, 2026NAICS 517112
HC108425F0107Department of Defense$2.4MMarch 14, 2025March 13, 2026NAICS 517112

70RTAC26D00000006: ADMINISTRATIVE MODIFICATION TO CORRECT A DELIVERY/FUNDING ISSUE ON THE BASE PERIOD.

W912CN25FA265: WIRELESS PAGERS LEASE AND SERVICE

70LGLY25FSSB00148: FULLY FUND CELLULAR SERVICE AND ASSOCIATED MANAGEMENT FEES FOR FLETC CELL PHONES, SMART PHONES, & MOBILE DATA DEVICES. SECTION 2 (D) EXEMPTION

W912LA25FA041: NAVSUP SPIRAL 4 SERVICES FOR CA ARNG 40TH INFANTRY DIVISION . 1 BASE AND 4 OPTION YEARS.

W912LA25FA048: SPIRAL 4 ROUTER SERVICES CA ARNG MED DET. 1 BASE AND 4 OPTION YEARS.

Related Federal Contractors

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Sources & methodology

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Last materially updated September 11, 2026

Research and capture tools

This contractor’s primary NAICS is on the documented Federal IT research list.

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