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Capabilities

Six mission-ready capability areas, twenty-six registered NAICS codes, and authorized access to the nation's leading distributor networks — unified under one SDVOSB prime with statutory sole-source authority that puts Corelon at the top of the shortlist for qualifying federal requirements.

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IT Hardware & Infrastructure Value-Added Reselling

NAICS 541519NAICS 423430PSC 7A21

Corelon sources federal IT hardware and infrastructure through Carahsoft and D&H Distributing, two of the federal government's largest authorized IT distributors. Coverage spans desktops, workstations, servers, storage, networking, AV, and full data-center builds, quoted against the trade-agreement clause the solicitation carries and with property-accountability documentation where the requirement calls for it. As an SDVOSB, every purchase simultaneously advances your agency's small-business and veteran participation goals.

Supply Networks

  • Carahsoft (authorized distributor)
  • D&H Distributing (authorized distributor)

Scope of Delivery

  • Desktops, laptops, tablets, and mobile devices
  • Servers, storage, and data center equipment
  • Networking — routers, switches, firewalls
  • Peripherals and accessories
  • AV equipment and conferencing systems
  • Complete system builds and imaging
  • Country of origin recorded per line and screened against the designated-country list

Software Licensing, SaaS & Cloud Subscription Management

NAICS 513210NAICS 518210PSC 7A21

Federal software procurement carries layered complexity — enterprise licenses, multi-year SaaS, cloud entitlements, publisher terms, security tiers. Corelon manages it end-to-end through Carahsoft's direct publisher agreements, covering quote, delivery, activation, and renewal across Microsoft, Adobe, security platforms, and Azure Government / AWS GovCloud subscriptions. Sourcing decisions account for FedRAMP authorization, DoD Impact Level, and Section 508 requirements.

Supply Networks

  • Carahsoft (distributor access)
  • Microsoft, Adobe, security vendors

Scope of Delivery

  • Microsoft volume licensing and Microsoft 365
  • Adobe Creative Cloud and enterprise licenses
  • Security software — endpoint, identity, SIEM
  • Cloud platform subscriptions (Azure, AWS GovCloud)
  • ERP, CRM, and productivity suite licensing
  • License audit and compliance support
  • SaaS subscription management

Medical, Dental, and Hospital Equipment and Supplies

NAICS 423450PSC 6515

Corelon sources medical, dental, and hospital equipment and supplies for VA medical centers, DoD military treatment facilities, and federal health agencies — through authorized distributors including McKesson, Grainger, and Elite Metal Tools. Coverage spans clinical consumables and PPE, diagnostic instruments and DME, surgical and procedure supplies, dental operatory equipment, and emergency-category items. Every order ships under the manufacturer authorization, shelf-life, and chain-of-custody rules federal healthcare procurement requires.

Supply Networks

  • McKesson (distributor access)
  • Grainger
  • Elite Metal Tools

Scope of Delivery

  • Clinical consumables and disposables
  • Personal protective equipment (PPE)
  • Diagnostic equipment and instruments
  • Surgical supplies and procedure kits
  • Rehabilitation and therapy equipment
  • Medical furniture and facility supplies
  • Emergency and trauma supplies

Custom Software Development & Systems Integration

NAICS 541511NAICS 541512PSC DA10

When commercial off-the-shelf software cannot satisfy mission requirements, Corelon develops purpose-built solutions engineered to federal security and accessibility standards from day one. Engagements cover full-stack web applications, API and system integration, legacy modernization, database design, and workflow automation — built to NIST SP 800-53, FISMA, and Section 508 / WCAG 2.1 from the first sprint. Source code ownership transfers to the government at delivery, with documentation supporting Authority to Operate (ATO) workflows.

Supply Networks

  • Internal development team

Scope of Delivery

  • Web application development (full-stack)
  • API development and system integration
  • Legacy system modernization
  • Database design and management
  • Workflow automation tools
  • Cybersecurity-compliant development (NIST 800-53)
  • Section 508 / WCAG accessibility compliance

Industrial, Facility & Commercial Supply Distribution

NAICS 423840NAICS 423710NAICS 423690NAICS 423990NAICS 424990NAICS 425120PSC 7A21

As an Industrial Supplies Merchant Wholesaler (NAICS 423840) with related hardware, electronic, durable, and nondurable wholesale codes, Corelon sources industrial, facility, and commercial supplies across the full federal procurement spectrum — industrial and MRO products, hardware and tools, safety and PPE, janitorial and facility supplies, office consumables, and specialty items. Five authorized distributor relationships (Carahsoft, D&H, McKesson, Grainger, Elite Metal Tools) collectively cover virtually any commercial item a federal buyer needs at competitive pricing with rapid fulfillment. One vendor relationship replaces a fragmented supplier list — and every order applies SDVOSB set-aside credit.

Supply Networks

  • Carahsoft
  • D&H Distributing
  • McKesson
  • Grainger
  • Elite Metal Tools

Scope of Delivery

  • Office supplies and consumables
  • Janitorial and facilities supplies
  • Industrial and maintenance supplies
  • Safety equipment and PPE
  • Furniture and interior furnishings
  • Warehouse and logistics supplies
  • Specialty sourcing on request

SDVOSB Sole Source Authority & Set-Aside Eligibility

NAICS 541519NAICS All listed NAICSPSC All listed PSC codes

SBA-certified SDVOSB status opens two statutory sole-source pathways: VAAR 819.7008 (VA, a single flat $5M ceiling) and FAR 19.1406 (DoD and civilian, up to $8.5M when the acquisition carries a manufacturing NAICS code and $5M otherwise). The VA authority rests on 38 U.S.C. § 8127 — contracting officers can award directly without full and open competition when a single responsible SDVOSB can fulfill the requirement at fair market price. Corelon provides complete sole-source justification documentation to support the file.

Supply Networks

  • Applies across all capability areas

Scope of Delivery

  • VAAR 819.7008 — VA sole source up to $5M, one flat ceiling with no manufacturing tier
  • FAR 19.1406 — non-VA SDVOSB sole source up to $8.5M manufacturing / $5M all other
  • 38 U.S.C. § 8127 — Statutory VA SDVOSB authority
  • Applies to all Corelon capability areas
  • Simplified acquisition for qualifying requirements
  • Full compliance documentation provided
  • Contracting Officer support available on request

Official Documentation

Capability Statement

Six mission-ready capability areas — IT value-added reselling, software licensing, SaaS, medical equipment supply, custom programming, and wholesale distribution — backed by authorized distributor networks and full NAICS/PSC traceability.

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