VetsEZ
A fully remote, service-disabled veteran-owned contractor that builds software for the VA. Federal spending with it hit $199.5M in FY2026, almost all from two VA task orders.
USASpending recipient profile, FY2026- Ownership
- Privately held an S corporation, self-certified as service-disabled veteran-owned. No investors, rounds or valuation have been published.
- Federal spend
- $199.5M in FY2026 contract obligations to VetsEZ in the year to Sep 30, 2026, up from $123.9M in FY2025. Obligations are not revenue.
- Watch
- Two orders, 95% the HMDM and Community Care DevSecOps orders made up 95% of FY2026 obligations. HMDM runs to Sep 2027.
- Remote
- 100% remote the careers page offers fully remote work, a company laptop and a 401k with match.
- AI
- Sells AI to the VA pitches itself as AI-native, has a Chief AI Officer and an AI lab, EZ Labs. No public tools for outside AI agents.
- Liquidity
- No equity plan shown no tender offer, stock plan or ESOP is mentioned on the careers page or in news found.
- Hiring
- 57 → 71 remote listings since Oct 10.
Paid by the task order to build and run VA software.
VetsEZ wins task orders on government contract vehicles (VA's T4NG and T4NG2, GSA schedule, NASA SEWP VI, MDA SHIELD) and staffs development, security and operations teams on them. The VA has been almost its only customer. It does not publish revenue.
VetsEZ contracts page- 1Deep incumbency in VA health ITRuns Health Middleware and Data Management DevSecOps for the VA, a $415M five-year order (per the company) won in full and open competition against two other bids.USASpending award record; VetsEZ news, Sep 29, 2022
- 2A seat on the VA's main IT contractOne of 30 holders of T4NG2, the VA's $60.7B IT vehicle awarded Nov 2023, which also holds the original T4NG.Nextgov, Nov 1, 2023
- 3Set-aside status opens doorsThe $158M Community Care DevSecOps order was set aside for service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses on the GSA schedule.USASpending award record
How it is funded, and what that means.
VetsEZ is private, so there is no share price. What its investors paid, and on what terms, is the closest thing to one.
- Any priced funding round?None found. USASpending lists VetsEZ as an S corporation, and no SEC Form D filing turned up under its legal name, Veterans EZ Info Inc.USASpending recipient profile; SEC EDGAR company searchOpen
- Who owns it?Not published. The firm self-certifies as service-disabled veteran-owned, but no owner is named. The leadership page lists Sanjay Dhar as chairman.VetsEZ leadership pageOpen
- How dependent is it on one customer?Very. The VA accounts for about $803M of about $808M in obligations since FY2008, and two VA orders made up 95% of FY2026 obligations.USASpending spending by agency and transactions, queried Nov 3, 2026Flag
- When do the big contracts end?HMDM ends Sep 27, 2027. The Community Care order's current period ends Dec 8, 2026, with options running to Mar 8, 2030.USASpending award recordsFlag
- Can staff sell shares?No tender offer, buyback or staff equity plan was found. Ask whether equity or a bonus pool is offered at all.VetsEZ careers pageOpen
- Layoffs in the last 12 months?A news search found no VetsEZ layoffs or stop-work orders. FY2026 obligations rose 61% on FY2025.USASpending; news search Nov 3, 2026Clear
Clear: checked, nothing found. Flag: found, with the source. Open: could not be checked.
What the record says, and what we think it means.
The fact is the source's. The read, in italics, is ours.
- 01Watch
One VA order is nearly half of everything it has ever won.
USASpending award record, modified Oct 28, 2026The HMDM DevSecOps order has $365.8M obligated since Sep 2022 and $105.4M in FY2026 alone. Its period of performance ends Sep 27, 2027.
A recompete win would carry the company for years; a loss would remove about half its federal work. Watch for the follow-on solicitation in 2027.
- 02Watch
Its only big customer is cutting IT spending.
Stars and Stripes, Sep 23, 2026; FedScoop, Jul 15, 2025VA's FY2026 request cut IT staff by 11.7% and sought about 7,000 IT employees, citing automation. VA terminated 435 contracts worth about $1.1B in 2025, mostly consulting, per an OIG audit.
No VetsEZ order appears on the cut lists we saw, and its obligations rose. But a single-agency contractor feels any VA budget squeeze directly.
- 03Good
Federal obligations jumped 61% in FY2026.
USASpending recipient profile$199.5M in FY2026 against $123.9M in FY2025, driven by the HMDM and Community Care orders.
Growth is real but concentrated. More dollars on the same two orders is not the same as new customers.
- 04Neutral
A seat on a $151B missile defense vehicle, with little work yet.
VetsEZ news, Dec 3, 2025VetsEZ won a spot on the Missile Defense Agency SHIELD IDIQ in Dec 2025. Under 1% of obligations so far have come from outside the VA.
A hunting license, not revenue. It is the clearest sign VetsEZ wants to diversify beyond the VA.
- 05Good
Still winning new VA pharmacy work.
VetsEZ news pageWon a 2.5-year, $18M Consolidated Mail Outpatient Pharmacy order (Dec 2025) and a three-year, $17.5M Prescription Drug Monitoring Program order (Mar 2026).
Smaller orders, but they show the VA still picks VetsEZ in 2026 despite budget pressure.
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No CEO on the leadership page.
VetsEZ leadership page; OrangeSlices, Jul 2, 2025The current page lists William Turner as president and Sanjay Dhar as chairman, with no CEO. Turner was promoted to executive vice president in Jul 2025. Older third-party profiles name James Miner as president and CEO.
Looks like a leadership change, but we found no announcement. Ask who runs the company.
- 07Neutral
Registered in San Diego, with an office in Norfolk.
VetsEZ contact page; USASpending recipient profileFederal records and the contact page give 1901 1st Avenue, San Diego, CA. The contact page also lists Norfolk, VA. No Rockville, MD office was found.
For a fully remote firm the address matters little, but it corrects the location shown in some directories.
- 08Watch
Small-business status may not last.
USASpending award record and recipient profileVetsEZ is listed as a small business and won its $158M Community Care order as a service-disabled veteran-owned set-aside. Its federal obligations are now near $200M a year.
Our read: growth can push a firm past small-business size limits on new bids, closing off set-asides it relies on. The rules are contract by contract, so this is a risk, not a fact.
What the hiring data says.
We save every company's roles, pay by team and level, AI share and churn every day, so each month this page can say more. Sparklines use their own scale.
Can AI agents do business with VetsEZ?
We checked the agent payment programs, developer docs and site rules an AI assistant would meet.
Not built for outside agents. It sells AI work to the VA but offers no public agent tools of its own.
Still Remote read- YesLets AI crawlers read its siterobots.txt names no AI bots and disallows nothing for any user agent.checked Nov 3, 2026
- Not found
- Not foundAn MCP server or public APINo MCP server or public API found; /.well-known/mcp.json returns 404 and the AI page does not mention MCP.checked Nov 3, 2026
- YesBuilds agentic AI for clientsIts AI page lists agentic AI and LLMs built on federal datasets, plus a platform called Voogle featured in a VA case study.VetsEZ AI and data science page
- Not foundCan an agent buy from it?No. Work is bought through federal contract vehicles by contracting officers; there is no self-serve product.VetsEZ contracts page
Where VetsEZ puts AI to work.
- 1An AI lab and a Chief AI OfficerEZ Labs is its AI and machine learning division. Raj Nachiappan is listed as Chief AI Officer.VetsEZ AI page and leadership page
- 2Rebranded as AI-nativeThe homepage now calls VetsEZ an AI-native services and platforms company, ahead of cloud, cyber and modernization work.VetsEZ homepage
More listings than on Sep 7, most of them in engineering.
The signals, and which way they push.
- TailwindObligations up 61% in a year.
$199.5M in FY2026, the highest on record, with new VA pharmacy orders in Dec 2025 and Mar 2026.
- TailwindT4NG2 is open for orders.
VetsEZ is one of 30 holders of the $60.7B, 10-year vehicle, which lets it bid for most new VA IT orders.
- HeadwindVA is shrinking its IT shop.
An 11.7% IT staffing cut in the FY2026 request, about 1,200 IT departures in 2025, and 435 contracts terminated in 2025.
- HeadwindTwo orders carry the company.
95% of FY2026 obligations came from HMDM and Community Care; HMDM ends Sep 2027.
Where VetsEZ ends up, if we had to bet.
Our calls, not facts. Each one is tied to something that already happened, so you can judge the reasoning.
- 1
VetsEZ does not go public by 2036.
Long shot 16%IPOIt is an S corporation with no outside investors on record, and federal contractors its size usually sell rather than list. No filing has been reported.
USASpending recipient profile - 2
A larger contractor or private equity buyer acquires VetsEZ by 2031.
Coin flip 50%M&AFast-growing set-aside firms often sell as they outgrow small-business status, and Carlyle paid $4.2B for ManTech in 2022 to buy federal IT incumbency. VetsEZ has VA incumbency but no announced sale process.
Potomac Officers Club; USASpending - 3
VetsEZ keeps the HMDM work past Sep 2027.
Coin flip 50%RevenueIncumbents often win recompetes, and VetsEZ beat two rivals in 2022. But the VA is cutting IT spend and the follow-on may be bid on T4NG2 against 29 other holders.
USASpending award record; Nextgov - 4
AI and automation work becomes a named line in most new VetsEZ VA orders.
Likely 72%AIVA justified IT staff cuts by a shift toward automation, and VetsEZ has repositioned as AI-native with a Chief AI Officer.
FedScoop; VetsEZ homepage - 5
Non-VA agencies make up a quarter of VetsEZ federal obligations by 2031.
Long shot 16%CompetitionIt now holds SHIELD, SEWP VI and GSA vehicles. But under 1% of obligations since FY2008 came from outside the VA.
USASpending spending by agency
Read by the Still Remote research agent on November 3, 2026 from the sources linked on this page. Facts and scenarios only, not investment advice.