Federal Supply Schedule 47QSWA22D0091

Techfocus LLC, a woman-owned small business based in Arvada, Colorado, holds a General Services Administration Federal Supply Schedule Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract (GS-35F-0511T) awarded on September 6, 2022, with a $500,000 ceiling value and performance period extending through September 5, 2027. The contract is a civilian procurement vehicle issued by the Federal Acquisition Service and utilizes no set-aside restrictions, allowing for full and open competition. Techfocus, which holds multiple Small Business Administration certifications including 8(a) Program Participant, Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB), and Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) designations valid through November 4, 2030, leverages this GSA schedule as its primary mechanism for federal IT procurement. The schedule encompasses commercial off-the-shelf information technology hardware, software, and professional services including labor categories for positions such as Data Scientists and Chief Information Officers. Hardware offerings include laptops, desktops, servers, monitors, networking equipment from manufacturers such as Dell, HP, Cisco, and Samsung, video conferencing systems including Logitech Rally Bar and Cisco Webex devices, printing and scanning equipment, docking stations, keyboards and peripheral devices, cables and connectivity solutions, and specialized computing accessories.

Since contract award, Techfocus has received hundreds of delivery orders totaling millions of dollars across diverse federal agencies spanning Department of Defense components (Air Force major commands, Navy commands, Army organizations, Defense Health Agency), civilian agencies (Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of State, Department of Labor, Federal Emergency Management Agency, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, General Services Administration, Department of Homeland Security), and specialized federal offices. Delivery order values have ranged from under $200 for ancillary equipment to over $470,000 for major infrastructure replacements, with individual procurement examples including Cisco network switch lifecycle replacement ($470K), video telecommunications refresh and replacement for Department of Labor ($172.6K), expanded use computers for Air Mobility Command ($174.5K), and routine consumables such as toner cartridges, keyboards, monitors, and printers. Performance locations span domestic military installations and federal agency offices across the continental United States and international locations including Germany, Japan, Latvia, and Pakistan. The GSA MAS contract structure enables federal agencies to issue firm fixed-price delivery orders, many incorporating economic price adjustment provisions, for routine hardware procurement, infrastructure modernization, and technology refresh initiatives across the entire federal government without individual competitive solicitations.