June 24, 2026 - 23:28

HERNDON, Va., June 24, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Four Inc., a major provider of technology to the public sector and a current holder of the SEWP V contract, has been named an initial awardee for the next generation of the program. The company announced that it has been selected for NASA's Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP) VI Governmentwide Acquisition Contract, with formal awards expected soon.
SEWP VI is one of the most important procurement vehicles in the federal government for information technology products. It allows agencies across the public sector to buy a wide range of tech solutions, from hardware and software to cloud services and cybersecurity tools. By being on this contract, Four Inc. can offer its customers a streamlined, pre-vetted path to acquire advanced technology without going through the lengthy bidding process typically required for government purchases.
The award marks a continuation of the company's long history with the program. As an incumbent on SEWP V, Four Inc. has already been helping government agencies modernize their IT infrastructure. The new contract expands that reach, giving them the ability to provide even more innovative solutions to a broader set of public sector clients.
This selection is a significant milestone for the company. It ensures that federal, state, and local government customers can continue to rely on Four Inc. for mission-critical technology. With the SEWP VI contract, the company is positioned to support the government's push for digital transformation and improved efficiency in the years ahead.
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