WidePoint gains NASA SEWP VI prime status, unlocking large federal growth
Jun 23, 2026, 12:43 PM EDT2 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Large, multi-year federal contract vehicle and prime status can materially improve visibility and backlog; typical positive price reaction on contract wins, though actual revenue ramp depends on subsequent task orders and budgets.
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WidePoint announced it is a prime awardee on NASA's SEWP VI GWAC, a five-year base with five-year options and a $60 billion ceiling. The contract enables WidePoint to offer integrated IT, cybersecurity, cloud, and lifecycle services across civil, defense, and intelligence agencies, potentially expanding government revenue over a multi-year horizon.
WidePoint named SEWP VI prime awardee; NASA GWAC, $60B ceiling.
SEWP VI base is 5 years, plus 5 one-year options; potential 15-year period.
WidePoint to deliver IT, cybersecurity, cloud, and lifecycle services.
Expands federal buyer access; strengthens WidePoint as go-to federal partner.
CEO Jin Kang calls SEWP VI a transformational growth platform.
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