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Suppliers

Government Technology Suppliers

Companies with cited government supply, including commercial platforms outside the core defense universe. Each row says what the company supplies, how, and which kind of money the evidence supports.

Functional areaAllInformation management and cybersecurity (56)Command, control and communications (18)Military AI and autonomy (17)Defense services and support (14)Space, launch and counterspace (8)Logistics and sustainment (6)Semiconductors and microelectronics (6)Quantum and advanced computing (4)Air and missile defense (2)ISR and targeting (2)Positioning, navigation, timing and spectrum resilience (1)
DepartmentAllDefenseHomeland SecurityEnergyNASAOther federal (outside the baseline totals)
RoleAllSoftware or cloud platformHardwareComponent or chipReseller or distributorIntegratorServices
RelationshipAllDirect supplierIndirect supplier (through a prime, reseller or system)Government adoption only

3 suppliers match.

  • CyberArk
    Software or cloud platform · Indirect supplier (through a prime, reseller or system): Privileged access and identity security software sold to DoD and civilian agencies through resellers.
    Adoption or authorization only; no payment evidenced · Homeland Security, Defense
    Functional areas: Information management and cybersecurity
  • Qualys
    Software or cloud platform · Indirect supplier (through a prime, reseller or system): Cloud vulnerability and asset inventory platform for DHS CDM Group F agencies and FedRAMP customers.
    Government use evidenced; amount not public · Homeland Security
    Functional areas: Information management and cybersecurity
  • Red Hat
    Software or cloud platform · Indirect supplier (through a prime, reseller or system): Enterprise Linux/OpenShift subscriptions to DoD, intelligence, DOE labs; bought via resellers (Carahsoft, TD SYNNEX).
    Paid through a prime, integrator or reseller; no vendor share is shown · Homeland Security, Defense, Energy
    Functional areas: Information management and cybersecurity

A supplier role is cited research about what a company supplies; it is not an award total. Payments are counted once on the legal prime or reseller, and no vendor share is inferred. A contract-vehicle ceiling is not spending, adoption or authorization is not a paid award, and an undisclosed amount is not zero. Baseline obligations cover DoD, DHS, DOE and NASA (FY2008 onward); other federal evidence shows relevance only. This list does not change the startup and new-entrant cohorts on the market pages.