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A-TLS, LLC

NASA SEWP VI: A-TLS, LLC

Category C: ITC/AV Mission-Based Services

NASA Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI is a multi-award Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC).

A-TLS SEWP VI Contract Information

Contract HolderA-TLS, LLC — an 8(a) / Alaska Native Corporation joint venture between Aderas and Togiak
Contract TypeGovernment-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC)
SEWP VI Contract Number80TECH26D1646
CategoryCategory C: ITC/AV Mission-Based Services
GroupC1: Small Business Set-Aside
UEIESGLX7FYDPN3
CAGE9XWZ9
NAICS541512: Computer Systems Design Services
Contract Ceiling$20 Billion
SEWP Fee0.34%

SEWP VI Contract Overview

NASA Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI is a multi-award Government-Wide Acquisition Contract administered by the NASA Information Technology Procurement Office. SEWP provides Federal agencies and authorized users a streamlined path to acquire mission-critical information technology, communication, audio visual, and related solutions and services.

A-TLS, LLC holds a Category C award for mission-based ITC/AV service solutions.

Contract identification

Contract holder: A-TLS, LLC — an 8(a)/Alaska Native Corporation joint venture between Aderas and Togiak
Contract number: 80TECH26D1646
UEI: ESGLX7FYDPN3
CAGE: 9XWZ9
Category: Category C: ITC/AV Mission-Based Services
NAICS: 541512: Computer Systems Design Services
Contract ceiling: $20 billion
Contract effective date: July 8, 2026
Contract scope: Mission-based ITC/AV services
Authorized order types: Firm-Fixed-Price, Time-and-Materials, Labor-Hour, Fixed-Price Award-Fee, Fixed-Price Incentive-Fee, Fixed-Price Economic Price Adjustment, and authorized hybrid commercial orders
SEWP fee: 0.34%

Ordering framework

The SEWP VI ordering period will extend for 10 years from NASA's established contract effective date. NASA currently anticipates an ordering period of November 1, 2026 through October 31, 2036. This period remains subject to final NASA confirmation. Orders issued during the ordering period may include performance and options extending up to five years beyond contract expiration, as authorized by the contract and individual order.

About A-TLS LLC

A-TLS, LLC is a small-business joint venture delivering federal technology solutions across application modernization, cloud services, cybersecurity, DevSecOps, data analytics, artificial intelligence, enterprise architecture, digital government, IT operations, and mission-support services.

Under NASA SEWP VI Category C, A-TLS provides customized, mission-level ITC/AV service solutions supporting Federal agency programs, projects, operations, and mission requirements.

Category C: ITC/AV Mission-Based Services

Category C supports customized solutions at a mission or program level, including software development, telecommunications and network operations, engineering and design, analytics, hosting, IT operations, digital government, cybersecurity, training, and related services. Work may be performed at Government or contractor locations worldwide.

Technical Area 1c: Innovation Services

Mission-specific continuous improvement and breakthrough solutions that increase business or IT value.

Technical Area 2c: Information and Data Analytics

Data science, modeling, advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, rapid prototyping, deployment, and maintenance.

Technical Area 3c: Application Services / Software Development

Assessment, design, development, testing, integration, APIs, DevSecOps, cloud deployment, product strategy, user experience, sustainment, and decommissioning.

Technical Area 4c: Cybersecurity Services

Architecture, monitoring, threat detection, incident response, vulnerability management, forensics, privacy, risk management framework, and posture assessments.

Technical Area 5c: Cloud Services

Mission/program cloud strategy, adoption, integration, governance, security, compliance, storage, hosting, and X-as-a-Service.

Technical Area 6c: Digital Multimedia & Technical Communications

Mission broadcasting, websites, social media, digital communications, audiovisual support, publishing, imagery, and multimedia engineering.

Technical Area 7c: IT O&M / Help Desk / Call Center

Infrastructure management, configuration, backup and recovery, software licensing, optimization, asset management, deskside support, service desk, help desk, and call center services.

Technical Area 8c: Network Services

Mission LAN/WAN, voice, data, collaboration, network operations, service management, cybersecurity support, cable plant, and unified communications.

Technical Area 9c: Database Services

On-premises and cloud database creation, administration, monitoring, alerting, tuning, optimization, security, DBMS software, and associated tools.

Technical Area 10c: In-Scope Training

Training needs analysis, workforce development, competency-based training, operations and maintenance instruction, and knowledge transfer.

Technical Area 11c: Program Management / Ancillary Services & Supplies

Program integration, finance, logistics, transition, procurement, security, facilities, data entry, and ancillary ITC/AV products only when integral and necessary.

How to Obtain a Quote

Government customers should use the NASA SEWP Quote Request Tool to issue a Request for Quote, Request for Information, or Market Research Request and to support fair opportunity. A-TLS can also assist customers in developing a clear Category C requirement before the request is posted.

  1. Define the mission requirement. Identify objectives, users, locations, technical areas, service levels, deliverables, security and privacy requirements, Section 508 needs, period of performance, contract type, and evaluation criteria.
  2. Confirm Category C scope and thresholds. Ensure the requirement is mission/program-level and services-based. Identify ancillary hardware or software and explain why each item is integral and necessary. Confirm the order value fits the applicable Category C year threshold.
  3. Submit through the NASA SEWP Quote Request Tool. Once SEWP VI becomes effective and NASA activates the applicable ordering tools, select Category C / Group C1, issue the RFQ, RFI, or Market Research Request, and upload the statement of work, instructions, evaluation factors, and attachments.
  4. Request A-TLS pre-solicitation assistance. Before issuing a formal request, customers may contact Dave Roels at 830-200-9999 or droels@togiaklogistics.com for general capability information, scope clarification, assistance identifying the appropriate technical areas, and preparation of the requirement. For an active SEWP request, customers may provide the SEWP request number, due date, agency, scope, place of performance, requested contract type, security requirements, and submission instructions. A-TLS will provide its formal response through the NASA-prescribed process. Formal responses to requests issued through the NASA SEWP Quote Request Tool will be submitted through the Contract Holder Only Page. A courtesy copy may be provided only when permitted by NASA procedures and only after the identical response has been uploaded through the required SEWP process.
  5. Evaluate and place the order. The ordering agency evaluates responses and issues the order under FAR 16.505 and agency procedures. A-TLS will not begin performance, fulfillment, purchasing, or delivery until the NASA SEWP Program Management Office has processed the order, assigned a SEWP Control Number, and transmitted the processed order to A-TLS.

Recommended customer information package

  • Agency and ordering-office contact information
  • SEWP QRT request number and response deadline
  • Statement of work or performance work statement
  • Mission/program scope, locations, users, interfaces, and dependencies
  • Security, privacy, supply-chain, and Section 508 requirements
  • Required service levels and acceptance criteria
  • Contract type, period of performance, and options
  • Travel, transition, Government-furnished property/information, and facility access
  • Ancillary product list and explanation of why each product is integral and necessary
  • Quote validity period and requested delivery or start date
  • Applicable Category C group
  • SEWP request number
  • Whether direct communications are authorized in the request
  • Required response-submission method
  • Any classified, sensitive, CUI, or secure-transmission instructions

Access the official NASA SEWP tools page.

Fair Opportunity Clause

The following requirements are based on Section A.1.13, Fair Opportunity and Requests for Quotes, of the NASA SEWP VI Terms and Conditions. The executed contract, applicable Federal Acquisition Regulation provisions, and current NASA SEWP procedures control in the event of any inconsistency with this guide.

1. Fair Opportunity

Contractors will be provided a fair opportunity at the individual order level, as appropriate under FAR 16.505(b), including through the NASA SEWP Quote Request Tool. Documentation supporting the ordering agency's selection is maintained by the issuing procurement office and is not required to be submitted with the order.

2. Offerings Must Be Available on the Contract

A-TLS may not market, quote, or otherwise offer for sale any IT solution under its Category C contract until that solution has been added to the applicable SEWP contract database of record and made available to Government customers. Category C is a services-based category. Product-only requirements are not in scope. Hardware or software may be included only when it is ancillary, integral, and necessary to the mission-based services solution.

3. Request for Information Exception

When the Government issues a Request for Information as part of market research, A-TLS may identify offerings that have not yet been added to its SEWP contract only when:

  • Each such offering is clearly identified as not yet available on the A-TLS SEWP contract; and
  • A-TLS submits the applicable technology-refreshment request to add the offering to its contract.

This exception applies to an RFI used for market research. It does not authorize A-TLS to quote unavailable offerings in response to an RFQ or Market Research Request.

4. RFQ and Market Research Request Requirements

When the Government issues a Request for Quote or Market Research Request, A-TLS may respond only with offerings available on its SEWP contract at the time the response is submitted. The quoted price for each offering must be no greater than the applicable price in the SEWP database of record at the time the quote is issued. Category C responses must also remain within the applicable Category C scope and order thresholds.

5. No-Bid Requirement

When A-TLS does not have sufficient in-scope offerings available on its Category C contract to respond fully to a formal RFQ, A-TLS must submit a No Bid. A-TLS will not substitute offerings that are not available on its contract.

6. Partial Quotes

Unless the Government request expressly permits partial responses, A-TLS must respond to all stated requirements. A partial quote may be submitted only when the RFQ specifically authorizes partial quotes.

7. Quote Validity

Each quote must clearly state the period for which it remains valid. A-TLS will honor an order submitted within the stated validity period of the quote, subject to the SEWP contract and order-processing requirements.

8. Required Submission Through NASA SEWP

When an RFI, RFQ, or Market Research Request is issued through the NASA SEWP online Quote Request Tool, A-TLS will submit its response through the Contract Holder Only Page in accordance with the Contract Holder User Manual. A formal quote may not be sent directly outside the SEWP Quote Request Tool when the request originated through that system, except as expressly permitted by NASA procedures. A courtesy copy may be provided only after the identical response has first been uploaded through the required SEWP process. When a Government customer identifies an approved alternative secure submission method for classified, sensitive, or otherwise protected information, A-TLS will follow the customer's instructions and applicable NASA SEWP procedures.

9. Protection of Government Request Information

Government information posted on the NASA SEWP Contract Holder Only Page—including RFQs, RFIs, Market Research Requests, requirements, attachments, and customer information—may be used only to prepare and submit A-TLS's response to the applicable SEWP opportunity. A-TLS may not provide that information to unrelated third parties or use it to assist a company that is not a SEWP contract holder in preparing an unsolicited proposal for the posted Government requirement. A-TLS remains responsible for safeguarding information shared with approved subcontractors, providers, and teaming partners assisting with its response.

Official NASA Resource: NASA SEWP Fair Opportunity and Quote Request Information

The contract's Fair Opportunity clause governs all Category C quoting and ordering activity.

Installation, Warranty, Support, and Post-Delivery Policies

Installation and transition

Installation, configuration, integration, transition, and deployment services are performed when included in the order. A-TLS coordinates site access, security, schedules, dependencies, acceptance criteria, and transition activities with the ordering agency.

Basic and Extended Warranty

For ancillary products included in a Category C solution, A-TLS passes through applicable manufacturer or provider warranties and coordinates warranty claims. Extended warranty or maintenance may be ordered when permitted by the contract and the order.

Technical and software support

Support hours, severity levels, response targets, restoration objectives, escalation procedures, and reporting are established in each order. A-TLS triages incidents, coordinates with manufacturers and software providers, tracks resolution, and communicates status.

Post-delivery and acceptance

A-TLS maintains order, delivery, service, acceptance, warranty, and issue records as required. Nonconforming supplies or services are addressed through repair, replacement, reperformance, or other remedies authorized by the contract and order.

Section 508 and accessible technology

A-TLS supports identification of applicable Revised Section 508 requirements and provides available Accessibility Conformance Reports or VPATs for included ICT. Accessibility requirements are addressed in the solution and order deliverables.

Sales and Support Contacts

Resolving a Problematic Order

  1. Initial Support Contact

    Customers experiencing an order, performance, delivery, invoice, acceptance, warranty, technical-support, software-support, or post-delivery issue should first contact:

    Dave Roels
    Warranty, Technical, Software, and Post-Delivery Support
    830-200-9999
    droels@togiaklogistics.com

    Please provide the agency name, ordering office, agency order number, SEWP Control Number, affected service or deliverable, issue description, mission or business impact, urgency, actions already taken, and requested resolution.

  2. Program Escalation

    If the issue is not resolved at the operational level, escalate to:

    Dave Roels
    SEWP Program Manager
    830-200-9999
    droels@togiaklogistics.com
  3. NASA SEWP Escalation

    If additional assistance is required after escalation to the A-TLS SEWP Program Manager, A-TLS will coordinate with the NASA SEWP Program Management Office as appropriate.

    NASA SEWP Customer Help Desk
    301-286-1478
    help@sewp.nasa.gov
    NASA SEWP Order Submission and Processing
    sewporders@sewp.nasa.gov

How to Contact NASA SEWP

Official Resources

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