WERIS, INC

WERIS, INC. specializes in engineering services and technical support for federal transportation and homeland security missions, with deep expertise in pavement technology, data integrity systems, and infrastructure modernization. The firm delivers advanced engineering solutions for asphalt construction, non-destructive testing (NDT), and intelligent transportation systems, integrating field data collection with analytical frameworks to enhance pavement lifecycle management. Their technical capabilities extend to statistical data validation, maintenance database design, and operational support for transportation equipment systems, often leveraging GSA OASIS+ contracts to provide agile, mission-critical services. WERIS demonstrates strong proficiency in translating complex technical requirements into actionable insights, particularly in environments requiring precision data analysis and regulatory compliance. The company maintains a consistent presence with the Department of Transportation, where it supports pavement programs, workforce development initiatives, and technology deployment efforts. It also delivers critical data analysis and administrative support to the Department of Homeland Security, particularly in the maintenance and integrity of transportation security equipment databases. Additional engagements with the General Services Administration reflect a strategic alignment with multi-agency procurement vehicles, enabling flexible, rapid-response service delivery across federal missions. WERIS’s primary industry focus is engineering services (NAICS 541330), complemented by computer systems design and general support services (NAICS 541512 and 561990). This positions the firm as a niche provider of technical and operational support within the transportation infrastructure sector, bridging civil engineering with digital data systems to improve asset management and safety outcomes. As a small business located in Sterling, Virginia, WERIS, INC. operates with a lean, agile structure focused on high-impact federal contracts. While currently holding no formal government certifications, its consistent performance on complex, technical task orders demonstrates reliability and domain-specific competence within the federal procurement landscape.