Zapata Technology Contract Vehicles at a Glance

Zapata Technology Contract Vehicles at a Glance

Zapata Technology holds multiple contract vehicles that enable federal agencies to procure our services quickly and efficiently. Whether you need software engineering, cybersecurity, or AI/ML solutions, we have a contract vehicle that fits your acquisition strategy. Below is a visual comparison of every vehicle available to ordering agencies.

Contract Vehicle Comparison


OASIS+ Total Small Business (TSB)

AgencyGeneral Services Administration (GSA)
Contract TypeMultiple Award IDIQ
Contract Number47QREB25D0024
Ceiling$112 Billion (program-wide)
Period of Performance5-year base + one 5-year option
DomainsManagement & Advisory, Technical & Engineering, R&D, Intelligence Services, Environmental, Facilities, Logistics, Enterprise Solutions
Set-AsideTotal Small Business
OrderingTask orders issued by any federal agency via GSA eBuy or direct solicitation

OASIS+ 8(a) Small Business

AgencyGeneral Services Administration (GSA)
Contract TypeMultiple Award IDIQ
Contract Number47QREB25D0152
Ceiling$112 Billion (program-wide)
Period of Performance5-year base + one 5-year option
DomainsManagement & Advisory, Technical & Engineering, R&D, Intelligence Services, Environmental, Facilities, Logistics, Enterprise Solutions
Set-Aside8(a) Small Business
OrderingTask orders issued by any federal agency via GSA eBuy or direct solicitation through SBA

STARS III

AgencyGeneral Services Administration (GSA)
Contract TypeGovernment-Wide IDIQ (GWAC)
Contract NumberGS-06F-AA001
Ceiling$50 Billion (program-wide)
Period of Performance5-year base + one 5-year option (through 2032)
DomainsCustom IT solutions, IT services, IT strategy, cybersecurity, data management, cloud computing, AI/ML
Set-Aside8(a) Small Business
OrderingTask orders issued by any federal agency via GSA ASSIST portal

SeaPort-NxG

AgencyU.S. Navy (NAVSEA)
Contract TypeMultiple Award IDIQ
Contract NumberN0017824DA010
CeilingUnlimited (rolling admissions)
Period of Performance5-year ordering periods with rolling on-ramps
DomainsEngineering, technical, and programmatic support including software engineering, cybersecurity, data analytics, systems engineering, and program management
Set-AsideSmall Business set-aside and unrestricted task orders
OrderingTask orders issued by Navy, Marine Corps, and other DoD components via SeaPort-NxG portal

IWRP OTA (Intelligent Warfighter Readiness Platform)

AgencyU.S. Army PEO STRI / National Security Innovation Network (NSIN)
Contract TypeOther Transaction Authority (OTA) — Prototype
Contract NumberW900KK-20-9-0003
Ceiling$987 Million (consortium-wide)
Period of PerformanceThrough 2030
DomainsAI/ML, simulation, data analytics, synthetic training environments, readiness solutions
Set-AsideOpen to traditional and non-traditional defense contractors
OrderingProject proposals submitted through IWRP Consortium management organization

C5 OTA (Command, Control, Communication, Computers, and Cyber)

AgencyU.S. Army PEO C3T (now PEO Command, Control, Communications-Tactical)
Contract TypeOther Transaction Authority (OTA) — Prototype & Production
Contract NumberW15QKN-19-9-1001
Ceiling$12.6 Billion (consortium-wide)
Period of PerformanceThrough 2029
DomainsNetwork modernization, tactical communications, cybersecurity, EW, C4ISR, software development, AI/ML integration
Set-AsideOpen to traditional and non-traditional defense contractors
OrderingProject proposals submitted through C5 Consortium management organization

How to Order Through Our Contract Vehicles

Federal contracting officers and program managers can issue task orders against any of Zapata Technology’s contract vehicles using the following process:

  1. Identify the right vehicle. Match your requirement to the vehicle that best fits your agency, scope, and acquisition strategy. Not sure which one? Contact us and we will help you navigate the options.
  2. Issue a task order request. Use the ordering portal or mechanism specified for each vehicle (GSA eBuy, SeaPort-NxG portal, or consortium submission).
  3. Receive Zapata’s proposal. We respond with a technical approach, staffing plan, and pricing tailored to your specific requirements.
  4. Award and execute. Once awarded, our team mobilizes quickly — typically within 2–4 weeks — to begin delivering results.

For detailed information about each contract vehicle, including NAICS codes and ordering guides, visit our contracts page. For common questions about working with small businesses and set-aside contracts, see our Federal Contracting FAQ.

Why Use a Contract Vehicle?

Pre-competed contract vehicles save acquisition professionals significant time and effort:

  • Faster procurement: Skip the full-and-open competition timeline. Task orders can be awarded in weeks rather than months.
  • Pre-vetted contractors: Every company on these vehicles has already been evaluated for technical capability, past performance, and financial stability.
  • Reduced protest risk: Ordering from established vehicles provides a defensible acquisition strategy with lower protest risk.
  • Small business credit: Orders placed through OASIS+ TSB, OASIS+ 8(a), and STARS III count toward your agency’s small business goals.

Ready to Get Started?

Zapata Technology makes it easy for federal agencies to access world-class software engineering, cybersecurity, and AI/ML capabilities through streamlined contract vehicles. Our team is ready to support your next mission.

Contact our contracts team to discuss your requirements and identify the best vehicle for your acquisition.

Frequently Asked Questions

What contract vehicles does Zapata Technology hold?

Zapata Technology holds positions on several major government-wide contract vehicles, including OASIS+ and other GWACs and IDIQs that enable streamlined procurement for federal agencies. These vehicles allow contracting officers to issue task orders without a full and open competition, significantly reducing acquisition timelines. Visit our Federal Contracting FAQ for a complete list of our current contract holdings.

How do I issue a task order on OASIS+?

To issue a task order on OASIS+, contracting officers submit a requirement through the OASIS+ ordering system managed by GSA. You identify the appropriate domain and pool, develop your solicitation, and issue it to contract holders within that pool. Zapata Technology actively monitors OASIS+ opportunities and responds to task order solicitations across our awarded domains. For procurement guidance, see our Federal Contracting FAQ.

What is the difference between a GWAC and an IDIQ?

A GWAC (Government-Wide Acquisition Contract) is a type of IDIQ specifically designated for IT services and available to all federal agencies. An IDIQ (Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity) is a broader contract type that establishes a ceiling for ordering but does not commit the government to a specific quantity. All GWACs are IDIQs, but not all IDIQs are GWACs. Contracting officers use both to streamline procurement and reduce acquisition lead times. Learn more on our Federal Contracting FAQ page.

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