Key Things to Know
- Kinly, the global workplace experience provider headquartered in London, has been awarded a position on NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP) VI contract under Category A.
- SEWP VI is used across the US government to purchase commercial technology.
- The contract gives agencies streamlined access to Kinly’s managed services and workplace collaboration solutions.
- Kinly’s federal practice brings more than 41 years of experience supporting US government customers.
- Solutions span Microsoft Teams Rooms, agency-wide meeting technology estates and mission-critical command centers.
- Kinly delivers projects through security-cleared personnel to meet federal requirements.
What Did Kinly Announce?
Kinly announced that it has been awarded a position on NASA’s Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP) VI Government-Wide Acquisition Contract under Category A. The London-based workplace experience provider will use the award to support US federal technology modernization. The position connects federal agencies with Kinly’s expertise, managed services and workplace collaboration solutions through a single procurement channel.
What Is NASA SEWP VI?
NASA SEWP VI is a government-wide acquisition contract used across the US government to purchase commercial technology. Through the contract, agencies gain streamlined access to approved providers and solutions. For Kinly, the Category A position means federal buyers can more easily tap its collaboration technology, managed services and support without navigating separate procurement processes.
What Solutions Will Kinly Provide Through the Contract?
Kinly will provide collaboration and meeting technology solutions that scale from a single room to an entire agency. Those offerings span individual Microsoft Teams Rooms, agency-wide meeting technology estates and mission-critical environments including command centers. The company handles the full project lifecycle, from design and deployment through ongoing support, which helps agencies retain valuable system knowledge over time.
How Much Federal Experience Does Kinly Bring?
Kinly’s federal practice brings more than 41 years of experience supporting US government customers. That track record shapes tailored, end-to-end solutions built to help agencies create secure, connected and future-ready workplaces. To meet federal security and assurance requirements, Kinly delivers government projects through qualified personnel with the appropriate security clearances.
Why Does This Matter for Federal Agencies?
This matters because federal agencies face growing pressure to modernize while protecting the security and continuity of mission-critical operations. A position on SEWP VI gives those agencies a clearer path to move away from fragmented systems and toward secure, resilient collaboration environments that connect meeting rooms, command centers and distributed teams.
“Federal agencies are under increasing pressure to modernise while protecting the security and continuity of mission-critical operations. That requires more than simply buying new technology. It demands an experienced partner that understands how people, platforms and physical environments must work together to support mission success,” says Ken Scaturro, CEO of Kinly.
What Does Kinly Say Comes Next?
Kinly says the SEWP VI position will help agencies modernize their technology estates and see operational benefits sooner. The company points to its federal team’s decades of digital transformation work as the foundation for delivering connected, secure environments at scale.
“Our federal team brings more than four decades of experience in digital transformation across government agencies. This expertise will empower organisations to move away from fragmented systems toward secure, resilient collaboration environments that connect meeting rooms, command centers and distributed teams,” Scaturro says. “Kinly’s position on SEWP VI will make it easier for organisations to modernise their technology estates, realise operational benefits sooner and deliver transformation at scale.”
