Modernize what’s essential.
Connect what’s possible.
As the InaHarbor2 lighthouse beacon sweeps across the harbor, it illuminates each connected discipline—Cloud Migration, Application Modernization, DevSecOps, AI/ML & Data Science, Cybersecurity, and NASA SEWP VI ITC/AV Solutions.
Click any capability to aim the beacon (or watch it auto-sweep):
Interactive 3D InaHarbor2 beacon: as the rotating beam touches each capability node, it illuminates that discipline across the harbor.
Six complementary disciplines engineered to work together across enterprise-wide strategic and mission/program levels. Use the interactive Capability Architecture Explorer below or scroll through each discipline to see how requirements, systems, security, and data connect.
Select any discipline tab—or click a node in the 3D Lighthouse Hero above—to inspect its architectural role and upstream/downstream connections.
A stronger foundation for what comes next.
Plan a practical path from existing workloads to the cloud. Align platforms, migration priorities, dependency mapping, and hybrid operations with mission requirements.
A stronger foundation for what comes next.
Plan a practical path from existing workloads to the cloud. Align platforms, migration priorities, security boundaries, and ongoing operations with mission requirements so teams modernize without disrupting critical services.
Evolve the applications people rely on.
Bring legacy systems, domain APIs, and user interfaces into a cohesive, maintainable whole. We decouple brittle monoliths incrementally while improving accessibility, responsiveness, and operator workflow clarity.
Automated verification from commit to runtime.
Connect development, security, and operations across the software lifecycle, from the first requirement through ongoing delivery. Automated build gates, software bill of materials (SBOM) generation, and policy checks keep releases repeatable and auditable.
Consider systems, information, identity, and operational requirements together. Build security directly into the architecture, network segmentation, and delivery workflow rather than treating authorization and defense as a final step.
Make complex, multi-source information easier to understand and act upon. We connect geospatial context, streaming telemetry, feature engineering, and calibrated uncertainty into transparent decision-support workflows.
Inspect how each analytical layer transforms raw observations into governed decision support:
Harmonizes spatial coordinates, structured operational records, and time-series sensor or log streams with automated schema validation, CRS normalization, and data-quality lineage tags at ingress.
Keep requirements, planning, and delivery in view across the lifecycle.
Technology programs succeed when technical architecture and acquisition strategy speak the same language. We help teams structure clear requirements, align technical scope with contract vehicles such as NASA SEWP VI, and maintain deliverable traceability after award.
Note: All architecture and service graphics on this site are conceptual illustrations created to explain engineering and acquisition disciplines; they do not depict customer systems, classified/CUI environments, or past-performance metrics.
The technology matters. So does how it fits.
Our approach starts with understanding the operational requirement and the environment around it. By connecting cloud infrastructure, application engineering, DevSecOps, cyber security, data science, and acquisition management, we deliver solutions across both enterprise-wide strategic and mission/program levels.
NASA SEWP VI provides the latest Information Technology, Communication, and Audio-Visual (ITC/AV) solutions and services for all Federal Agencies and their approved contractors. Contract Holders can add new commercial technology and IT services to their contract daily as requested by customers. Need a scope review? Send an overview and/or Bill of Materials (BOM) to help@sewp.nasa.gov for rapid feedback.
Information Technology, Communications, and Audio-Visual technology product solutions across the federal landscape.
Enterprise-wide strategic and IT service solutions encompassing cloud services, IT modernization, software development, systems engineering, network operations, cybersecurity, and data analytics.
ITC/AV Mission-Based Services tailored to specialized agency program and mission environments.
FAR 16.505(b)(1) provides that each contractor shall be given fair opportunity to be considered for each order exceeding $10,000 issued under multiple-award contracts. Select any step below to inspect the end-to-end Purchase Request (PR) to Delivery Order (DO) workflow:
The typical ordering process begins when an end-user determines a requirement and generates a Purchase Request (PR) along with necessary funding information for their Agency’s procurement office. For scope verification, agencies may email an overview or Bill of Materials (BOM) to help@sewp.nasa.gov, or contact InaHarbor2’s quote team (Niraj Kathuria or Nathan Wright).
All authoritative contract details, FAR 16.505(b)(1) fair-opportunity procedures, Delivery Order routing rules, and escalation contacts from the InaHarbor2 SEWP VI Ordering Guide are provided directly in native accessible HTML below.
NASA SEWP VI (Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement, pronounced “soup”) provides the latest Information Technology, Communication, and Audio-Visual (ITC/AV) solutions and services for all Federal Agencies and their approved contractors. Created in 1993, SEWP I was the first Government-Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) in the federal acquisition space. The program is self-funded through usage fees (0.34%, built into quoted prices) and supports more than 50,000 orders a year.
INAHARBOR2 LLC holds Category B (Enterprise-Wide ITC/AV Service Solutions) under Contract 80TECH26D1997 (UEI: X84ZUPTVCRP4, Primary NAICS: 541512), with an upcoming effective start date of November 1, 2026. Main Office Address: 6400 Arlington Boulevard, Suite 725A, Falls Church, VA 22042 · Phone: 703-459-1079 · Fax: 703-636-4893.
FAR 16.505(b)(1) provides that each contractor shall be given fair opportunity to be considered for each order exceeding $10,000 and issued under multiple-award contracts. The FAR states that the method to obtain fair opportunity is at the discretion of the Contracting Officer (CO) and that the CO must document the rationale for placement and price of each order.
Using the NASA SEWP online Quote Request Tool (QRT) is the recommended method to assist in this activity and to augment the required decision documentation. The SEWP QRT automatically includes Contract Holders within a selected Group or based on a suggested source.
The internal ordering process and accompanying forms for Purchase Requests (PR) and Delivery Orders (DO) issued against a SEWP contract are defined by the issuing Agency, not the NASA SEWP Program Management Office (PMO). Any valid Federal Agency DO form and associated Delivery Order number may be used.
Important: The NASA SEWP PMO does not issue DOs—these must be issued through the issuing Agency’s procurement office. The SEWP PMO reviews, processes, and tracks issued DOs and forwards them to the Contract Holder(s). There are no requirements under SEWP contracts for issuing Agencies to use other intermediary procurement offices, except as directed through their own internal policies. If modifications are made to any order, those modifications must also route through the SEWP PMO.
For quote-related inquiries, contact Niraj Kathuria (EVP of Business Development, nkathuria@inaharbor.com, 703-459-1079 x709) or Nathan Wright (Sr. Capture/Proposal Manager, nwright@inaharbor.com, 703-459-1079 x722).
Order Issues & Escalation Path: For order issues or post-delivery support, contact Elizabeth Davis (SEWP Program Manager, edavis@inaharbor.com, 703-459-1079 x713) first. Escalate any unresolved issues to Kate Alexandrova (SEWP Deputy Program Manager, kalexandrova@inaharbor.com, 703-459-1079 x703). Official NASA SEWP Helpline support is available at help@sewp.nasa.gov or (301) 286-1478 (M–F, 7:30 AM – 6:00 PM ET).
Connect directly with our SEWP VI quote specialists, program management & escalation leadership, headquarters office, or the NASA SEWP Helpline.