Remote Federal IT Firm with Logistics Platform Rights
Federal IT contractor + platform distribution rightsIt holds exclusive rights to resell a military logistics platform used in 70-plus countries. All revenue comes through one bigger contractor, whose contract change cut this year's sales.
Ask $950K · Profit $210K · 4.5x · BizBuySell
Worth StudyingOct 23
- Ask
- $950K
- Revenue
- $880K
- Profit
- $210K
- Margin
- 24%
- Multiple
- 4.5x
- Age
- ~9 yrs (2017)
- Label
- Worth Studying
- Reason
- A 9-year-old firm with healthy margins, though this year's drop means the stated profit likely overstates what lies ahead.
Why it's interesting
- About 60% of revenue is recurring platform licensing and annual maintenance, and the maintenance payment has stayed intact through the change.
- Holds exclusive distribution rights to a FedRAMP-compliant, AI-integrated military logistics platform deployed in 70+ countries.
- The founder stays as Chief Solutions Architect under a 90-day and 12-month transition plan; an earn-out tied to new awards is possible, and SBA obligations are retired at closing.
What to watch
- All revenue runs through a single prime contractor relationship, and the prime's underlying contract already changed hands once; $880K revenue and $210K SDE may not reflect the 2026 run-rate.
- The firm holds distribution rights, not ownership of the platform, so the rights' term and transferability decide what is being bought.
- Federal registrations, set-aside status or clearances may not transfer, and the founder's domain expertise is central (inference).
Who it fits
A buyer with federal business development capacity and contracting relationships, which the seller says the current structure lacks.
Ask the seller
- Which period do the $880K revenue and $210K SDE cover, and what is 2026 revenue to date?
- When do the exclusive distribution rights expire, and does the platform owner have to consent to a change of control?
- Is the recurring maintenance payment contracted with the new prime holder, and through what date?
Oct 24Added to Acumen Wire