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Dexian, LLC Awarded $2.7M Transportation Department IT Services Contract in Washington, DC

New Award for IT Services

Dexian, LLC has been awarded contract 693JJ126F00081N by the Department of Transportation. The IT Acquisition Center of Excellence (ACE) issued this new award to Dexian, LLC with an obligated amount of $2.7M.

Contract Timeline

The award date for PIID 693JJ126F00081N is August 18, 2026. Dexian, LLC will begin work on August 17, 2026, and the contract runs through August 16, 2027. This one-year period establishes the performance window for Dexian, LLC under contract 693JJ126F00081N.

Service Category and Location

The work falls under NAICS category 541519, which covers other computer-related services. Dexian, LLC will perform this work in Washington, DC. The place of performance for the $2.7M contract is Washington, DC, where Dexian, LLC will deliver computer-related services.

Agency and Office

The Department of Transportation awarded this contract through its IT Acquisition Center of Excellence (ACE). The IT Acquisition Center of Excellence serves as the contracting office for PIID 693JJ126F00081N, which carries the $2.7M obligated amount for Dexian, LLC.

Vehicle Identifier

This award is associated with parent vehicle identifier NNG15SD73B. Contract 693JJ126F00081N issued to Dexian, LLC operates under this vehicle identifier.

Cleared professionals tracking Dexian, LLC may see continued work with the Department of Transportation in Washington, DC.

Contract Details

Event
New award
PIID
693JJ126F00081N
Parent Vehicle
NNG15SD73B
Agency
Department of Transportation
Office
IT ACQUISITION CENTER OF EXCELLENCE (ACE)
Obligated amount
$2.7M
Award date
2026-08-18
Start date
2026-08-17
End date
2027-08-16
Place of performance
WASHINGTON, DC
NAICS
541519 — OTHER COMPUTER RELATED SERVICES

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