UNISON MARKETPLACE, INC.

Unison Marketplace, Inc. specializes in delivering secure, scalable reverse auction platforms and digital procurement infrastructure for federal agencies. Their core capabilities center on designing and operating web-based procurement systems that enable competitive bidding, real-time bid submission, and automated contract award workflows. The company provides end-to-end hosting, platform maintenance, and integration services for mission-critical acquisition tools, with deep expertise in secure data transmission, user access controls, and compliance with federal procurement regulations. Their solutions support end-to-end procurement lifecycle management, from solicitation to closeout, and are built to meet stringent federal cybersecurity and data integrity standards. The contractor has established long-standing relationships with the Department of Homeland Security, where they have consistently supported reverse auctioning initiatives across multiple components including TSA and USCG. They also deliver procurement technology services to the Department of Defense, Department of State, and Department of Labor, demonstrating adaptability across diverse acquisition environments. Their engagements are typically task-order based under existing blanket purchase agreements, indicating trusted, repeat partnerships rooted in reliable platform performance. Operating under NAICS 518210, Unison Marketplace focuses on computing infrastructure and data processing services tailored to government e-procurement needs. They position themselves as a niche provider of secure, mission-specific web-hosted procurement platforms, distinct from general-purpose e-commerce or content publishing services. Their work is tightly aligned with federal acquisition modernization goals, emphasizing transparency, efficiency, and auditability in spending processes. As a small business structured as a 2L entity based in McLean, Virginia, Unison Marketplace operates without federal certifications but maintains a focused presence in the federal IT services market. Their geographic proximity to key decision-makers in the Washington, D.C. metro area supports responsive service delivery and direct engagement with federal acquisition stakeholders.