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Registration facts for your market-research file, the acquisition paths open to your agency, a written quote for every milestone your budget office can plan around, and how teaming works. Rules are quoted from their source and dated.
The facts an acquisition team checks first. The statements an acquisition file asks for, in full, are in the verification block and the Capability Statement.
| Legal name | Innovations24 LLC |
|---|---|
| Registered address | 5900 Balcones Drive, Ste 100, Austin, TX 78731 (the physical address in SAM.gov) |
| Headquarters | Houston, Texas |
| UEI / CAGE | D2FBR861BT43 / 1A8T0 |
| SAM.gov | Entity registration active; representations and certifications furnished at the solicitation level |
| NAICS | 541511 · 541512 (primary) · 541513 · 541519 · 518210 · 541611 · 541618 · 541990 · 611420 |
| PSC alignment | DA01 — application development support services · DA10 — business applications as a service · D302 · D307 · D310 (legacy series) · R408 — program management support |
| Size | Small business under applicable SBA size standards |
| Point of contact | Jakub Marciniak, AI & Technical Advisor · +1 (832) 775-8397 · info@innovations24.us |
Your acquisition team chooses the path for the requirement. We quote every milestone in writing before your team chooses how to buy it, so your budget office can plan each step on facts.
U.S. federal acquisitionKey date: October 1, 2025
In force since October 1, 2025.
“The micro-purchase threshold (MPT) at FAR 2.101 is increased from $10,000 to $15,000.”
What we do: We quote every milestone in writing so your team can choose the procedure that fits.
Source: FAR acquisition thresholds (federalregister.gov) (opens in a new tab) · Checked November 10, 2026
U.S. federal acquisitionKey date: September 26, 2025
Model deviation text issued September 26, 2025 (updated February 20, 2026) and used through agency class deviations; legacy citation FAR 19.502-2. The formal proposed rule for Part 19 is not yet published. A set-aside is required above the micro-purchase threshold when offers are expected from two or more responsible small businesses that are competitive on fair market price, quality and delivery.
“For contracts above the micro-purchase threshold, the contracting officer must set the contract aside for small business if there is a reasonable expectation of obtaining offers—(1) From two or more responsible small business concerns; and (2) That are competitive in terms of fair market prices, quality, and delivery.”
What we do: As a small business we can be the prime on a set-aside milestone, and we team with small-business primes and vehicle holders as a subcontractor.
Source: FAR Part 19 (overhaul deviation text) (acquisition.gov) (opens in a new tab) · Checked November 12, 2026
U.S. federal (executive agencies)Key date: April 17, 2026
In force.
“This includes more than $130 billion of non-commercial contracting for common services, such as professional support services, information technology and telecom services”
What we do: Each offer is a service we also offer commercial clients on innovations24.com, with defined deliverables and milestone terms, and your contracting team determines commerciality.
Source: OMB M-26-12 (whitehouse.gov, PDF) (opens in a new tab) · Checked November 10, 2026
Texas (state agencies)Key date: September 1, 2025
In force; DIR's rule (1 TAC §212.10) has state agencies other than institutions of higher education buy listed commodity items, which by statute include technology services, through DIR contracts unless they first obtain a DIR exemption, express prior Legislative Budget Board approval or DIR's certification that the item is unavailable. Local governments are eligible DIR customers.
“The department may adopt rules regulating a purchase by a state agency of a commodity item under this section, including a requirement that, notwithstanding other provisions of this chapter, the agency must make the purchase in accordance with a contract developed by the department”
What we do: We are available as a subcontractor or teaming partner to the DIR cooperative contract holder your agency chooses.
Source: Texas DIR cooperative contracts for commodity technology (statutes.capitol.texas.gov) (opens in a new tab) · Checked November 10, 2026
U.S. federal acquisitionKey date: June 23, 2026
Eight of twelve proposed rules published (June 23 and September 18, 2026); no final rules; agencies use model class deviations meanwhile.
“The FAR Council is issuing twelve proposed rules that collectively will streamline the FAR in its entirety.”
What we do: We cite the FAR by part and topic while the overhaul runs, and give both the legacy and the deviation section number wherever a section number matters.
Source: Revolutionary FAR Overhaul (federalregister.gov) (opens in a new tab) · Checked November 12, 2026
The FAR names the contract types, among them firm-fixed-price, time-and-materials and labor-hour, and your contracting team chooses the type for each order. Each of our pricing options is agreed before the milestone starts, so your budget office knows the price, or its ceiling, in advance:
For defined milestones
Each milestone is priced before it starts and accepted against its defined deliverables.
In FAR terms, a firm-fixed-price order, a fixed-price type that Executive Order 14402 makes the default and preferred method of procurement.
For experimentation and scale
For a series of experiments, or a run that grows with adoption, the work is managed against a ceiling price agreed before it starts and reviewed against the business case, and work above the ceiling price is at our cost.
In FAR terms, a time-and-materials or labor-hour order with a ceiling price.
It is used where your contracting team documents the determination and findings the FAR requires for a time-and-materials or labor-hour order, and the Executive Order 14402 justification where the order's value is at or above its threshold.
Each milestone is quoted in writing before your team chooses how to buy it. Cloud consumption, software licenses and equipment are separate line items or are furnished by your agency.
U.S. federal (executive agencies)Key date: April 30, 2026
In force (signed April 30, 2026; published May 5, 2026). Carried out by FAR 16.104 in the Part 16 deviation text agencies were asked to adopt by July 15, 2026, and proposed for the FAR on September 18, 2026 (FAR Case 2026-006): a contract or order that is other than fixed-price, or firm-fixed-price level-of-effort term, needs a written justification approved by the agency head when valued at or above $100M for the Department of War (Department of Defense), $35M for NASA, $25M for DHS or $10M for other agencies.
“fixed-price contracts with performance-based considerations should serve as the default and preferred method of procurement”
What we do: Each milestone is priced before it starts and accepted against defined deliverables, a structure that fits the fixed-price, performance-based orders this order makes the default.
Source: Executive Order 14402 (federalregister.gov) (opens in a new tab) · Checked November 12, 2026
U.S. federal (executive agencies)Key date: April 3, 2025
In force; rescinds and replaces M-24-18. Applies to contracts awarded from solicitations issued on or after September 30, 2025 (180 days after issuance) and to options exercised after that date; it does not apply to AI acquired as a component of a National Security System.
“Ensuring contracts permanently prohibit the use of non-public inputted agency data and outputted results to further train publicly or commercially available AI algorithms, consistent with applicable law, absent explicit agency consent”
What we do: Our contract terms keep your data out of model training without your written consent, keep your data and the work we build for you portable, make knowledge transfer a deliverable, and give a performance-based contract a pre-registered measure it can use.
Source: OMB M-25-22 (whitehouse.gov, PDF) (opens in a new tab) · Checked November 10, 2026
We are available as a subcontractor, under a teaming agreement with the prime, to holders of GSA MAS, NASA SEWP, Alliant, agency IDIQ and Texas DIR contracts.
Copy-ready text and the documents: bid and proposal toolkit.
U.S. federal acquisitionKey date: August 21, 2025
Same section number and text in the Part 9 model deviation (issued August 21, 2025, updated April 20, 2026) and in the Part 9 proposed rule published September 18, 2026 (comments closed October 19, 2026); no final rule yet.
“If a contractor prepares, or assists in preparing, a work statement to be used in competitively acquiring a system or services”
What we do: Before we help write a requirement, we ask your contracting team to decide any conflict-of-interest restraint and state it in the contract, with the later work it covers and when it ends, and we plan our later bids around it.
Source: FAR 9.505-2 (acquisition.gov) (opens in a new tab) · Checked November 12, 2026
Government engagements are delivered by U.S.-based specialists where the contract or the regulation requires it, and agency data stays in the agency tenant.
Section 889 representations are furnished with every offer.
We build production on cloud services that hold FedRAMP authorization in the cloud your agency uses and record each one's status in the blueprint, so your agency's own authorization starts from the provider's assessed package.
Every user-facing screen we build for a federal agency is designed and tested to WCAG 2.0 Level AA, the version the Revised 508 Standards incorporate, or to a later version your contract names, with the test results handed over with the deliverable.
On request, an Accessibility Conformance Report in the VPAT® 2.5Rev format for each user-facing deliverable.
Example: the Accessibility Conformance Report for this website (PDF).
VPAT is a registered service mark of the Information Technology Industry Council (ITI).
Managed-identity access between services, key-based access switched off wherever the service allows it, and the infrastructure deployed as code, as in our own opportunity-intelligence platform (internal R&D).
The rules each service is framed by, quoted at the source, dated and reviewed: the regulation map.
Email the notice ID to info@innovations24.us or call +1 (832) 775-8397 (weekdays 8 AM–6 PM Central). We reply within two business days.
Our reply gives your market research the registration facts, the capability statement and the past performance that fits the notice, each case labelled.
Bring the requirement and the budget line. In a 45-minute Discovery Session we learn your procurement situation for one business case and identify the most efficient acquisition path for it.