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MicroAge Government Solutions awarded NASA SEWP VI contract
The Phoenix technology firm's federal unit received a Category A award with a 10-year ordering period that began Nov. 1. The $20 billion figure is a contract ceiling, not guaranteed revenue.
Nov 10, 2026
The federal arm of Phoenix-based MicroAge has been awarded a contract under NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI program, the company said in a press release.
MicroAge Government Solutions, which is legally Custom Storage, LLC doing business under that name, received a Category A award for information technology, communications and audiovisual products and related services. The contract number is 80TECH26D2076, the company said on its contracts page.
SEWP VI is a government-wide vehicle that federal agencies can use to buy IT and related services. MicroAge said the ordering period began Nov. 1 and runs for a five-year base term plus a five-year option, through Oct. 31, 2036. The company said each SEWP VI contract has a $20 billion ceiling, which it described as the maximum value of orders that could be placed, not a guaranteed award or revenue.
“This award is an important milestone for MicroAge Government Solutions and reflects the expertise Bryce and our federal team have built,” Larry Gentry, MicroAge’s chief executive, said in the announcement. “It gives federal agencies another efficient way to access trusted technology solutions while extending the client-first service and technical depth that have defined MicroAge for 50 years.”
“SEWP VI enables agencies to access the technology they need to advance their missions,” said Bryce Nanez, director of federal sales at MicroAge Government Solutions. “We’re proud to combine deep technical expertise, procurement knowledge, and responsive support to help the U.S. government achieve its objectives.”
MicroAge, which lists its headquarters at 15210 S. 50th Street, Suite 180, in Phoenix, according to its contact page, said it is marking 50 years in business. The government unit said it supports federal customers from planning and configuration through procurement, deployment and ongoing support, including data and artificial intelligence, data-center infrastructure, cybersecurity, cloud, and workplace technology.
Federal buyers can request pricing through NASA’s SEWP quote tool, the company said. MicroAge listed additional contract details on its government solutions site.