LEVERAGE INFORMATION SYSTEMS, INC

Leverage Information Systems, Inc. specializes in the deployment, integration, and ongoing support of enterprise communications systems, with a strong focus on Cisco Unified Communications and VoIP infrastructure. Their core capabilities include configuration and optimization of Cisco UCCX help desk platforms, SIP trunk gateway setup, Emergency Responder (CER) deployments, and VoIP system subscription management. The contractor delivers end-to-end solutions for audio-video collaboration hardware, including Cisco Room Bar kits and related peripherals, demonstrating deep technical proficiency in unified communications architecture, network protocol integration, and real-time communication system support. Their ability to manage complex software renewals and service-level configurations for mission-critical voice and video platforms sets them apart as a trusted systems integrator in federal environments. The company maintains consistent relationships with the Department of the Interior, the Department of Energy, and the Department of Defense, delivering tailored communications solutions across civilian and defense missions. For Interior and Energy, they provide sustained support for help desk systems and VoIP infrastructure; for Defense, they supply and integrate certified audio-video collaboration hardware and peripheral equipment, aligning with DoD standards for secure, scalable communication networks. Leverage’s primary industry focus is in software publishing (NAICS 511210), where they act as a systems integrator for proprietary communication platforms, complemented by targeted work in computer peripheral and audio-video equipment manufacturing (NAICS 334118, 334310). This positions them as a niche provider bridging software-enabled communications with hardware deployment in federal settings. Headquartered in Woodinville, Washington, Leverage Information Systems, Inc. operates as a small business under the 2L entity structure. While currently holding no formal government certifications, their consistent performance on technical, hardware-integrated contracts demonstrates reliable execution in regulated federal environments.