Cybersecurity Services for Government Acquisitions

NVIDIA named Government Acquisitions its US Public Sector Partner of the Year for 2025 and Dell named it Federal AI Partner of the Year for 2026. Computacenter plc then bought the whole company for an enterprise value of up to $92 million, a transaction cleared by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States and expected to complete on 1 June 2026. About 90 people in Cincinnati, Ohio, carrying roughly $390 million of gross invoiced income in 2025

Ninety people invoicing $390 million describes a procurement business. The two vendor awards describe something else entirely. GPU infrastructure for a federal agency is not a purchase order with a delivery date attached. Someone has to size power and cooling, land the cluster inside the agency's accreditation boundary, stand up the data pipeline the mission actually runs on and then keep the thing healthy. Government Acquisitions built its federal position as an SBA certified HUBZone small business, and ownership by a company listed on the London Stock Exchange changes what that designation can do for it, so the next seats have to be won on delivered capability rather than set aside status. A SEWP VI award awarded in July 2026 opens more demand than 90 people can absorb

CWS is the delivery capacity behind that. Engineers work under the Government Acquisitions name, to one standard, on projects across the United States and Canada, with French language delivery available should Quebec or Canadian federal opportunities arrive through the Computacenter relationship. Corova runs scoping, quoting and project tracking, so a services line can be built into an AI infrastructure quote at the point of sale instead of being worked out after the award lands