Government Contracting 2026Updated

List of Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned IT Government Contractors

Verified directory of SDVOSB-certified IT firms active in federal contracting, covering cybersecurity, cloud, software engineering, and IT modernization services across U.S. government agencies.

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Primary IT Services
Key Agency Clients
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Cloud Services
Company Size
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Company NameHeadquartersPrimary IT ServicesKey Agency Clients
Aquia Inc.Millsboro, DECloud & CybersecurityDoD, CMS
Netizen CorporationAllentown, PACybersecurity & RMFDoD, DHS
Mind Computing Inc.Norwich, VTSoftware Engineering & AIVA, DoD
Apollo Technologies GroupSykesville, MDCybersecurity & Software DevDISA, USCG
ThunderYard SolutionsBaltimore, MDCloud & IT ModernizationVA, DoD

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Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned IT Contractors in Federal Procurement

The federal government awarded $28.6 billion to SDVOSB firms across approximately 52,000 contract actions in FY2025. Among these, Computer Systems Design (NAICS 541512) alone accounted for $3.9 billion, making IT services the single largest spending category for SDVOSB set-asides.

Why SDVOSB IT Contractors Matter

The National Defense Authorization Act for FY2024 raised the government-wide SDVOSB contracting goal from 3% to 5% of all federal procurement dollars. For procurement officers and prime contractors alike, this means a larger pool of set-aside opportunities — and a greater need to identify qualified SDVOSB IT subcontractors efficiently.

Contract Vehicles Driving SDVOSB IT Work

OASIS+ SDVOSB
GSA awarded contracts to 345 SDVOSBs across seven domains, with 217 firms authorized for technical and engineering services. This is the primary vehicle for complex IT professional services.
VETS 2 GWAC
The Veterans Technology Services 2 contract connects agencies with SDVOSB IT solution providers, covering cybersecurity, cloud, and enterprise systems.
Polaris
GSA's $15 billion GWAC specifically designed to expand small business access to emerging technology, cybersecurity, cloud, and IT modernization contracts.
T4NG
The VA's $22.3 billion Transformation Twenty-One Total Technology Next Generation contract, a major vehicle for SDVOSB IT firms serving the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Top IT Specializations Among SDVOSB Firms

SpecializationDemand Driver
Cybersecurity & RMFZero Trust mandates, CMMC compliance
Cloud MigrationCloud Smart policy, FedRAMP
AI/ML EngineeringExecutive Order on AI, agency modernization
DevSecOpsPlatform One, continuous ATO
Data AnalyticsEvidence-based decision making

Finding and Vetting SDVOSB IT Firms

All legitimate SDVOSBs must hold SBA VetCert certification — self-certification was eliminated by a 2023 final rule. Verification sources include:

  • VetCert (veterans.certify.sba.gov) — the sole official certification portal
  • SAM.gov entity search — filter by SDVOSB socioeconomic status and IT NAICS codes
  • FPDS.gov — historical contract award data by vendor and set-aside type

Frequently Asked Questions

Q.Are all listed firms currently SBA VetCert certified?

Data is gathered from public sources at the time of your request. We verify SDVOSB status through SAM.gov and VetCert records, though certification status can change. We recommend confirming current certification before awarding contracts.

Q.Can I filter by specific NAICS codes like 541512 or 541519?

Yes. You can specify any IT-related NAICS code in your request, and the AI will crawl public sources to identify SDVOSB firms registered under those codes.

Q.Does this include firms with active security clearances?

Facility clearance information is sourced from public disclosures and contract records. For classified programs, you should verify clearance levels directly with the firm or through DCSA.

Q.How does this differ from searching SAM.gov directly?

SAM.gov requires manual filtering across multiple fields and returns raw entity records. Our dataset structures the information by IT specialization, contract vehicles, and agency experience — saving hours of manual research for procurement officers and prime contractors.