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BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON - Californer -- Contracting Resources Group, Inc. (CRG) has been awarded contracts in two categories under the National Aeronautics and Space Administration's Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement VI (NASA SEWP VI) Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC).
CRG was selected for Category B, Enterprise-Wide IT Service Solutions, and Category C, IT Mission-Based Services. Through these contracts, CRG will compete for task orders supporting enterprise technology modernization and mission-based IT requirements across NASA and other federal agencies.
Category B encompasses enterprise-wide solutions that improve and modernize agency information technology, communications, and audiovisual infrastructure. Category C provides access to mission-based services such as digital government solutions, data processing and analytics, cybersecurity, IT management and consulting, systems engineering, telecommunications, and network operations.
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"SEWP VI expands the ways federal agencies can access CRG's capabilities and gives us an opportunity to support a broader range of technology and mission requirements," said Dina DiPalo, Founder and CEO of CRG. "These awards build on our experience helping defense and civilian agencies modernize operations, use data more effectively, and manage complex programs that support critical federal missions."
NASA selected 1,490 companies for 2,115 awards across three SEWP VI categories: IT Solutions, Enterprise-Wide IT Service Solutions, and IT Mission-Based Services. The $60 billion GWAC has a 10-year ordering period scheduled to run from November 1, 2026, through October 31, 2036. Each indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract has a maximum value of $20 billion. For more information about NASA SEWP VI, visit
CRG's selection in two service categories expands the company's portfolio of government-wide contract vehicles and provides federal customers with another streamlined path to its digital modernization, analytics, cybersecurity, program management, and mission support capabilities.
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About Contracting Resources Group, Inc. (CRG)
CRG is a mid-sized professional services firm advancing the missions of the Department of War (previous the Department of Defense) and civilian federal agencies. The company provides program and portfolio management, acquisition strategy and procurement readiness, enterprise communications, digital modernization and analytics, and financial fraud investigations. CRG strengthens accountability, improves operational performance, and advances national priorities. For more information, visit www.contractingrg.com.
CRG was selected for Category B, Enterprise-Wide IT Service Solutions, and Category C, IT Mission-Based Services. Through these contracts, CRG will compete for task orders supporting enterprise technology modernization and mission-based IT requirements across NASA and other federal agencies.
Category B encompasses enterprise-wide solutions that improve and modernize agency information technology, communications, and audiovisual infrastructure. Category C provides access to mission-based services such as digital government solutions, data processing and analytics, cybersecurity, IT management and consulting, systems engineering, telecommunications, and network operations.
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"SEWP VI expands the ways federal agencies can access CRG's capabilities and gives us an opportunity to support a broader range of technology and mission requirements," said Dina DiPalo, Founder and CEO of CRG. "These awards build on our experience helping defense and civilian agencies modernize operations, use data more effectively, and manage complex programs that support critical federal missions."
NASA selected 1,490 companies for 2,115 awards across three SEWP VI categories: IT Solutions, Enterprise-Wide IT Service Solutions, and IT Mission-Based Services. The $60 billion GWAC has a 10-year ordering period scheduled to run from November 1, 2026, through October 31, 2036. Each indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract has a maximum value of $20 billion. For more information about NASA SEWP VI, visit
CRG's selection in two service categories expands the company's portfolio of government-wide contract vehicles and provides federal customers with another streamlined path to its digital modernization, analytics, cybersecurity, program management, and mission support capabilities.
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About Contracting Resources Group, Inc. (CRG)
CRG is a mid-sized professional services firm advancing the missions of the Department of War (previous the Department of Defense) and civilian federal agencies. The company provides program and portfolio management, acquisition strategy and procurement readiness, enterprise communications, digital modernization and analytics, and financial fraud investigations. CRG strengthens accountability, improves operational performance, and advances national priorities. For more information, visit www.contractingrg.com.
Source: Contracting Resources Group, Inc.
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