Mac Business Solutions wins NASA SEWP VI spots in Categories A and C
Mac Business Solutions said it has been awarded two positions under NASA SEWP VI, giving federal agencies one procurement path for Apple hardware and the services that support it. The awards broaden the company's reach across device acquisition, deployment, security and ongoing management for government buyers.
Why it matters: - The two SEWP VI positions give federal agencies a single route to buy Apple hardware and to contract for the services needed to deploy and maintain those environments. - The awards expand Mac Business Solutions' ability to support government customers that need both device procurement and mission-level IT services through one acquisition vehicle.
What happened: - Mac Business Solutions announced that it won two contracts under NASA Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI, or SEWP VI. - The company holds positions in Category A and Category C. - The announcement was made Nov. 3, 2026.
The details: - Category A, under Contract Number 80TECH26D2106, covers information technology, communications and audio visual solutions. - Category A supports product-based requirements involving hardware, software, cloud technology and related installation, integration, training, maintenance and support services. - Category C, under Contract Number 80TECH26D0777, covers ITC/AV mission-oriented services. - Category C allows Mac Business Solutions to pursue mission- and program-level service work, including systems integration, IT consulting, engineering and design, cybersecurity, digital government, data processing, hosting and other professional services. - The company said the dual awards let agencies move from Apple device acquisition to design, deployment, security, management and support within the same procurement path. - Marc Samuels, vice president of business development at Mac Business Solutions, said the company can help federal agencies acquire Apple technology and then design, deploy, secure, manage and support the surrounding environment. - NASA SEWP is a Government-Wide Acquisition Contract available to federal agencies and approved contractors. - NASA SEWP was created in 1993 and was the first GWAC in the federal acquisition space. - NASA SEWP now processes more than 50,000 orders a year and is self-funded through a 0.34% usage fee. - The SEWP VI ordering period began Nov. 1, 2026. - SEWP V is intended to be extended through Jan. 31, 2027. - Federal agencies and approved contractors can find contract details, ordering steps and program management contacts at MBS' NASA SEWP page.
Between the lines: - The award positions Mac Business Solutions to compete for both hardware-heavy projects and the higher-margin consulting and integration work that often follows a device rollout. - For federal buyers, the dual category coverage can reduce procurement friction by keeping acquisition, implementation and support under one contract path.
What's next: - Mac Business Solutions is now available to pursue SEWP VI orders from federal agencies and their approved contractors. - The company is likely to focus on agencies that want Apple-centered deployments paired with security and lifecycle support. - SEWP VI ordering is underway, while SEWP V remains available through the planned extension date.
The bottom line: - Mac Business Solutions now has a broader federal sales lane: one contract for Apple technology, and another for the services that make it work in government environments.
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