Prosper Solutions wins Massachusetts ITT 85 contract and SDVOB certification

Prosper Solutions, a Greater Boston technology advisory firm, has secured Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business certification in Massachusetts and a top score on the state’s ITT 85 technology contract. The moves expand its access to government and institutional buyers across the Commonwealth.

Why it matters: - The Massachusetts SDVOB certification gives Prosper Solutions preferred vendor status on state government contracts. - The ITT 85 award can let state agencies, municipalities, public schools and qualifying nonprofits buy qualifying technology services without issuing separate RFPs. - The combination strengthens Prosper Solutions’ position with clients that require procurement compliance, supplier diversity and veteran-owned status. - The firm also says the award improves its ability to serve nonprofits, K-12 schools, municipalities and commercial real estate firms across Massachusetts.

What happened: - Prosper Solutions announced two milestones on July 31, 2026: Massachusetts SDVOB certification and a win on the state’s ITT 85 statewide technology contract. - The company scored 95 out of 100 on ITT 85 - Category 1, which covers data and cabling technology services. - The evaluation placed Prosper Solutions among the highest-ranked vendors on the contract. - The firm is based in Saugus, Massachusetts, and serves Greater Boston and the broader Commonwealth.

The details: - Steve Wojcik owns and leads Prosper Solutions as CEO. - Wojcik served in the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Nimitz with Helicopter Anti-Submarine Squadron 9 as an Aviation Structural Mechanic. - Wojcik founded Prosper Solutions in 2001 after a decade as Director of IT and AVP of Technical Services at Boston Properties. - The SDVOB designation recognizes businesses majority-owned and controlled by a U.S. military veteran with a service-connected disability. - Prosper Solutions said the SDVOB status also positions the company as a qualified diversity supplier for nonprofits, institutional clients and commercial real estate firms with supplier diversity goals. - Massachusetts uses the COMMBUYS procurement system for the ITT 85 contract. - Prosper Solutions is also E-Rate eligible, which allows K-12 schools to use federal E-Rate funding to buy its services. - The company offers managed IT, cybersecurity, AI readiness, vCIO advisory, compliance preparation and cloud solutions. - Prosper Solutions is headquartered at 999 Broadway, Suite 304, Saugus, MA 01906. - The company’s website is More information.

Between the lines: - The dual credentials are more than symbolic for a services firm that sells into public-sector and compliance-heavy markets. - A high score on a statewide procurement contract can carry real sales value because it reduces friction for buyers. - The veteran-owned designation can also support bid competitiveness where ownership status matters in vendor selection. - Prosper Solutions is framing the certifications as proof of long-term execution rather than a marketing claim.

What's next: - Prosper Solutions is positioned to pursue more work through Massachusetts procurement channels. - The company may see additional opportunities with school districts, municipalities and nonprofits that can use the ITT 85 contract or E-Rate funding. - The firm is likely to lean on the new credentials as it pitches managed IT and advisory services across the Commonwealth.

The bottom line: - Prosper Solutions turned two credentialing wins into a stronger sales path with Massachusetts public-sector buyers.