NexTech Solutions (NTS) has been awarded a NASA SEWP VI Category A contract, giving every Federal agency and their approved contractors a direct, fair-opportunity path to buy NTS edge software, hardware and services. Orders under the new contract (80TECH26D0494) begin November 1, 2026, and the period of performance runs through October 31, 2036. SEWP (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement) is the longest-running Government-Wide Acquisition Contract in the federal space, created in 1993 and now supporting more than 50,000 orders a year across all Federal agencies. SEWP VI Category A covers information technology, communications and audio-visual products and product-based solutions — the category that fits how NTS customers actually buy: a defined requirement, a quote, an order, with a 0.34% program surcharge and no additional fee to the agency. For program offices and contracting officers, the practical effect is simple. Requirements that were already headed to NTS under SEWP V — MANTLE and COMPASS subscriptions, JEFF-K and IDC Kit hardware, and the engineering that fields them at the tactical edge — can move to SEWP VI with the same team, the same ordering process and a ten-year runway. SEWP V stays open through January 31, 2027. NASA has extended SEWP V, so NTS's SEWP V contract (NNG15SD03B) remains available for orders until then. Agencies with in-flight SEWP V requirements do not need to change anything; new requirements can go to either vehicle until the overlap ends. How to order. Submit your requirement through the SEWP Quote Request Tool at sewp.nasa.gov , or contact the NTS SEWP Orders Team directly at orders@nextechsol.com with your agency, bill of materials and delivery location. Contract details, the Ordering Guide, warranty and support policies and program contacts are on our NASA SEWP VI page . SEWP VI joins NTS's other prime vehicles — including USSOCOM TREX 3, SeaPort-NxG and MDA SHIELD — listed on our Contracts page .
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