GAMA-1 wins NASA SEWP VI contract vehicle

GAMA-1 Technologies has been selected for NASA’s SEWP VI governmentwide contract in Category B for enterprise-wide IT and audio/visual services. The award gives federal agencies broader access to GAMA-1’s cloud, cybersecurity, modernization and data capabilities as they push secure digital transformation.

Why it matters: - The SEWP VI award gives GAMA-1 a governmentwide path to sell technology services to NASA and other federal agencies. - Federal customers can use the contract vehicle to access capabilities tied to modernization, cybersecurity and secure cloud adoption. - The award expands GAMA-1’s reach across agencies that need support for mission, science, operational and enterprise programs.

What happened: - GAMA-1 Technologies was selected as an awardee under NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI governmentwide acquisition contract. - The award falls under Category B for Enterprise-Wide ITC/AV Services. - NASA SEWP VI is a federal acquisition vehicle for information technology, communications, audio/visual solutions and related services. - The announcement was issued from Greenbelt, Maryland, on June 24, 2026.

The details: - Through SEWP VI, federal buyers can access GAMA-1 capabilities in secure cloud architecture and modernization. - The contract also covers enterprise IT service delivery, cybersecurity and DevSecOps. - GAMA-1 will also offer application modernization, data management, advanced analytics, automation and mission-focused program management. - The company says the award reflects its commitment to trusted, scalable and innovative technology solutions. - GAMA-1 says its federal mission experience positions the company to help agencies reduce technical risk, improve operational performance and adopt secure, sustainable solutions. - The company expects to provide full lifecycle support from strategy and architecture through implementation, operations, governance and continuous improvement.

Between the lines: - The award signals continued demand in Washington for vendors that can combine legacy modernization with security and automation. - GAMA-1 is framing the contract as a growth channel, not just a procurement designation. - The company’s pitch centers on helping agencies move faster while lowering risk and improving measurable outcomes.

What's next: - GAMA-1 plans to use SEWP VI to support NASA and other federal agencies with secure, reliable technology outcomes. - Agencies modernizing cloud environments, data access and AI-enabled capabilities may be able to buy those services through the vehicle. - The company will likely use the contract to pursue more federal work through a more flexible acquisition path.

The bottom line: - SEWP VI gives GAMA-1 a broader federal sales lane at a time when agencies are accelerating digital modernization and security upgrades.