The NASA SEWP (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement), pronounced "soup", provides the latest Information Technology, Communication, and Audio-Visual (ITC/AV) solutions and services for all Federal Agencies and their approved contractors. Created in 1993, SEWP I was the first Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) in the federal acquisition space. Originally, the contract vehicle provided only technology products for NASA and all other agencies. SEWP has continually evolved over the past 30 years, expanding its scope to meet the requests of its customers. The SEWP vehicle represents acquisition innovation within the Federal Government. The program is self-funded through usage fees (0.34%) and provides all Federal agencies with acquisition support - more than 50,000 orders a year.

ATechGov Contract Information

Category: B

SEWP VI Contract Number: 80TECH26D1030

Category: C

SEWP VI Contract Number: 80TECH26D0918

Contract Type: GWAC

PoP: Nov 2026 – Oct 2036

SEWP Surcharge: 0.34%

UEI: K1JAUJKM7ZS1

SEWP Contract Holder Information:
https://www.sewp.nasa.gov/sewp6public/contractholders#/detail/01

ATechGov Program Management Contacts:

SEWP VI Program Support – Darin Gaynor
darin.gaynor@atechgov.com / 301-821-0041

Deputy Program Manager – Matthew Mills
Matthew.mills@atechgov.com / 202-701-7196

A.1.13 FAIR OPPORTUNITY AND REQUESTS FOR QUOTES

Contractors will be provided a fair opportunity at the individual order level as appropriate per FAR Part 16.505(b), including the SEWP RFQ tools. No documentation for the order selection is required to be submitted with the order.

The Contractor shall not market, quote or otherwise offer for sale, any IT Solutions not listed under this contract, until the said solutions are included in the SEWP database of record, and available to all Government end-users.

If the Government issues a Request For Information (RFI) as part of market research, the Contractor may provide items not yet listed on their SEWP contract as part of a market research quote if:

1. all such items are clearly marked as not yet available on their SEWP contract; and
2. the contractor submits a technology refreshment request to add those products to their contract.

If the Government issues a Request For Quote (RFQ) or Market Research Request (MRR), the Contractor may only respond with items available on their Contract.

Unless the RFQ specifically allows for partial quotes, the Contractor must respond fully to all requirements specified in the RFQ.

When submitting a quote to a government end-user, the contractor must clearly state the length of time the quote is valid.