Jeskell Systems wins initial NASA SEWP VI award

Jeskell Systems has been selected as an initial awardee under NASA’s SEWP VI government-wide contract, expanding federal access to its storage, cyber resilience, AI infrastructure and data management offerings. The award gives agencies a streamlined way to buy technology for modernization, cybersecurity and emerging AI needs.

Why it matters: - The SEWP VI award expands Jeskell Systems’ reach across federal agencies that need faster access to data infrastructure, cyber resilience and AI-ready technology. - The contract vehicle is designed to help agencies procure IT products and solutions for mission-critical operations, modernization, cybersecurity and emerging artificial intelligence requirements. - Jeskell’s award strengthens its position in a federal market where agencies are facing rising data growth and more complex infrastructure demands.

What happened: - Jeskell Systems said June 24, 2026, that NASA selected the company as an initial awardee under Category A of the SEWP VI Government-Wide Acquisition Contract. - The Laurel, Maryland-based company’s award covers federal access to expertise in data lifecycle management, enterprise storage, cyber resilience, AI infrastructure, hybrid cloud environments and high-performance computing. - Kelly Nuckolls, Jeskell’s chief marketing officer, said the award reflects the company’s commitment to helping agencies address data growth, infrastructure modernization, cybersecurity and AI adoption.

The details: - SEWP VI serves as a federal acquisition vehicle for information technology products and solutions. - Jeskell said the contract will support access to enterprise storage, data protection, data governance, infrastructure modernization and resilient data architectures. - Jeskell said the company has more than 35 years of experience working with federal organizations. - Jeskell maintains partnerships with IBM and HPE. - Jeskell said those partnerships help it deliver solutions across data management, cyber resilience, AI infrastructure, hybrid cloud and high-performance computing. - Jeskell also said the award supports agencies seeking to modernize IT environments, improve operational efficiency and prepare for data-driven government operations. - The company’s website is More information.

Between the lines: - The award suggests Jeskell is positioning itself as a broader federal infrastructure partner, not just a storage vendor. - NASA’s SEWP program remains a key procurement path for agencies trying to buy technology faster while keeping pace with cybersecurity and AI pressures. - Jeskell’s emphasis on resilient data architectures and AI-ready infrastructure points to where federal demand is moving next.

What's next: - Jeskell can now pursue federal opportunities through SEWP VI as agencies look for approved vendors under the contract. - The company is likely to lean on its federal history and vendor relationships as it competes for modernization and AI-related work. - Agencies using SEWP VI can now tap Jeskell for storage, data protection and cyber resilience needs under the vehicle.