NASA SEWP

NASA SEWP (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement) is a government-wide acquisition contract (GWAC) that allows federal agencies to purchase information technology (IT) products and services quickly and cost-effectively. Through NASA SEWP, agencies can access a wide catalog of hardware, software, cloud solutions, cybersecurity tools, and IT services from pre-vetted industry vendors. It is recognized across government contracting as one of the most efficient and flexible procurement vehicles for IT acquisitions.

What is NASA SEWP?

For those new to government contracting, “What is NASA SEWP?” is a common question. In short, it is a long-standing, government-wide contract vehicle that simplifies IT procurement. It reduces administrative burden for agencies and lowers barriers for vendors who meet the program’s rigorous standards.

By consistently adapting to emerging technologies and federal priorities, SEWP has earned a reputation as one of the most reliable, flexible, and agency-friendly GWACs available.

NASA SEWP Background

The NASA SEWP program began in 1993 as a small initiative to streamline technology procurement for scientific and engineering communities. Since then, it has grown into a leading GWAC for federal IT acquisition, with multiple iterations expanding its offerings and improving its processes. Each version of the SEWP contract has introduced more industry partners, additional IT categories, and stronger procurement tools, making it a trusted path for agencies to meet mission requirements.

NASA SEWP Today

Today, NASA SEWP VI is the latest iteration of the program, providing agencies with fast ordering, competitive pricing, and access to thousands of IT solutions. Federal agencies widely use contracts and continue to be a critical part of the government’s IT modernization strategy. For contractors, being on NASA SEWP opens the door to significant opportunities in federal contracting, as agencies depend on the program to fulfill a large portion of their IT procurement needs.

Why It Matters

• For federal agencies, SEWP provides speed, efficiency, and assurance of quality.

• For vendors, it represents credibility and access to billions in potential IT contracts.

• For the government IT ecosystem, it drives innovation while maintaining compliance and cost-effectiveness.

With the launch of NASA SEWP VI, agencies and contractors alike will continue to benefit from a contract vehicle that has evolved over three decades to meet the changing landscape of federal technology acquisition.