Small Business Value With Real Delivery Depth
Your socioeconomic goals and your delivery standards can point at the same award. That's the case we help you make - with evidence, not adjectives.

HUBZone IT Contractor
You need the HUBZone credit and you need the work delivered well - those shouldn't be a trade-off. StorSoft pairs SBA Certified HUBZone status with active contract vehicles, O-TTPS supply chain integrity, and documented multi-agency performance.
Buyer Decision Path
The strongest requirements connect the mission problem, the buying path, and the evidence before the RFQ clock starts. Here’s how we help with each piece.
Your socioeconomic goals and your delivery standards can point at the same award. That's the case we help you make - with evidence, not adjectives.
Five active vehicles cover products, services, training, engineering, cyber, AI/data, and staffing - so the HUBZone credit and the buying path arrive together.
Primes and OEMs: bring us the opportunity and the role you need filled. HUBZone participation, trusted sourcing, training delivery, or cleared technical staffing - we'll tell you plainly what we can commit to.
Performance Evidence
Delivered Cisco SmartNet licensing and support for 5,000+ network devices for USSOCOM SORDAC through NASA SEWP V, with Level 1/2 helpdesk, system currency, and contract administration.
Delivered 100% Microsoft license compliance, 95%+ user satisfaction, and 24-hour issue resolution across an enterprise environment.
Deployed Gigamon Network TAP infrastructure to increase traffic visibility, reduce cyber risk, and support federal security compliance.
Delivered AWS cloud training to 600+ Navy personnel spanning cloud, cybersecurity, systems engineering, DevOps, and architecture.
Supported C4 mission needs through project management, training management, facilities coordination, physical security, and airborne coordination.
Common Questions
Under FAR 19.1306, a contracting officer shall consider a HUBZone sole-source award before considering a small business set-aside when there is no reasonable expectation of offers from two or more HUBZone concerns, the requirement is not currently performed under 8(a), the concern is determined responsible, and award can be made at a fair and reasonable price. The anticipated price, including options, must not exceed $8.5 million for requirements within manufacturing NAICS codes, or $5.5 million for all other NAICS codes.
HUBZone set-aside procedures are at FAR 19.1305; the price evaluation preference is at FAR 19.1307. StorSoft’s current status is verifiable in SAM.gov and SBA’s Dynamic Small Business Search.
Current as of FAC 2026-01 (effective 2026-03-13). Thresholds are subject to periodic FAR inflation adjustment - verify against acquisition.gov before relying on them.
See the full NAICS x vehicle x capability matrix for which contract vehicles and set-aside eligibility apply to each NAICS code StorSoft performs under.