Parsons Government Services Inc.
Parsons Government Services Inc., a subsidiary of Parsons Corporation, is a for-profit manufacturer and service provider that delivers architecture, engineering, construction management, environmental remediation, program management, and advanced technology solutions to federal agencies as a large-business prime contractor (95% of recent awards) competing in full-and-open competitions with no set-aside designations. The company is headquartered in Centreville, Virginia, under parent Parsons Corporation in Chantilly, Virginia.
Parsons Government Services operates across a diverse customer base spanning 210 federal agencies, though customer concentration is moderate. The Department of Air Force Materiel Command Installation and Mission Support Center leads by award count (295 awards, $3.11 billion combined potential value), followed by the Department of the Army (263 awards, $329.3 million), and the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville (174 awards, $8.55 billion). By total potential value, the Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters anchors the portfolio with $13.24 billion across 41 awards, reflecting Parsons' role in major infrastructure modernization programs. The top five customers by potential value account for approximately 7% of combined potential value across the vendor's full portfolio, indicating diversified revenue concentration.
Parsons' capability portfolio is grounded in concrete named work. Recent prime contracts exemplify the breadth: a $98.5 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from Air Combat Command for GARDEM 2 Command and Control Space Intelligence Surveillance Reconnaissance software development, prototyping, integration, and maintenance under the Alliant II GWAC (through May 2031); a $124.9 million cost-plus-fixed-fee order from Army Research, Development and Engineering Command for computationally augmented and resilient situation awareness, intelligence, planning, mobility, and defense (CARSIPMOD) research and development at Aberdeen Proving Ground (through January 2031); a $137.6 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order from the Defense Threat Reduction Agency for planning and coordination of red cyber operations including code, tools, and exploits development (through October 2030); a $94.5 million cost-plus-fixed-fee order from Air Forces Europe and Africa for Early Warning Capability and Command and Control services under the Air Base Air Defense (ABAD) contract in Germany (through March 2028); and $68.9 billion in family housing replacement construction at Kwajalein Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands (through September 2027). Environmental work includes a $1.83 million cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order for Superfund site monitoring at Tinton Falls, New Jersey (through June 2030), and $7.68 million firm-fixed-price work on chemical, environmental, and munitions remediation in Guam (through July 2030). Architect-engineering services span multiple Air Force and Army Corps facilities, including $5.99 million for unaccompanied housing assessments at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska, and $4.34 million for facility master plan updates in Greenland. Parsons also delivers biometric collection systems and software—recurring small-dollar purchase orders to Immigration and Customs Enforcement, Air Force Space Command, and Naval Criminal Investigative Service for Javelin+ kits and ARES Gateway software supporting investigations and border security.
Vehicle positioning is extensive. Parsons holds seats on the Alliant 3 GWAC (awarded February 25, 2026, with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling through March 2036) and the OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ (awarded December 17, 2024, multi-billion-dollar ceiling through December 2029), both government-wide vehicles across all federal agencies. The company also holds the Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC) TITUS awarded October 1, 2025, with a $65 billion ceiling for logistics and expeditionary support services through December 2029. Specialized IDIQs include the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ from the Missile Defense Agency (through December 2035), the $4 billion Defense Threat Reduction Agency Combating Weapons of Mass Destruction vehicle (through May 2029), the $48 billion DoD Information Analysis Center contract (through March 2028), the $225 million Army Corps Environmental HTRW contract (through July 2029), the $200 million USACE Baltimore District environmental services vehicle (through August 2028), and numerous architect-engineer contracts under AE NEXT (Air Force construction program support). Parsons places high-volume task-order activity under the Professional Services Schedule (534 task orders, $1.26 billion combined potential value) and the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, reflecting rapid access to civilian agency procurement.
Activity has remained relatively stable year over year, with 60 awards in 2022 growing to 115 in 2024, then declining to 95 in 2025 and 23 through mid-2026 (reflecting the recency of the source date). Within the next twenty-four months, 92 awards carrying combined potential value of $3.76 billion reach ultimate completion, creating significant recompete exposure across architect-engineer, environmental remediation, and program management scope.
SCI-reportable invoicing shows $1.19 billion across prime service contracts in FY2022–FY2024, with $422.8 million in FY2024 delivered by 773 FTEs. That represents a moderate workforce scale on federal service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold; SCI excludes goods, classified work, and non-federal revenue, so total federal services and enterprise revenue are substantially larger. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $91.76 per hour to a median of $158.70 per hour and 90th percentile of $247.20 per hour, reflecting a mix of clerical, engineering, program management, and senior technical delivery. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 16% of contractor hours on average, with 412 named subcontractors engaged, indicating Parsons builds its own delivery teams but routinely leverages specialized subs for discrete work streams. Notable subcontractor relationships include Peraton Inc. (NASA space communications support), Booz Allen Hamilton (identity activities and biometrics research), BAE Systems Technology Solutions (ICBM systems engineering), General Dynamics Information Technology (global security engineering), and Raytheon Company (air operations center upgrades), reflecting Parsons' role as a prime on complex defense and national security programs with deep subcontractor networks for systems integration and specialized capabilities.
GSA Schedule labor rates span a spectrum from $53.71 per hour (entry-level clerical roles) through $332.43 per hour (executive subject-matter experts with 25 years' experience and bachelor's degrees), with no security-cleared positions offered, positioning Parsons for rapid deployment of professional services across education and experience bands to civilian and defense customer agencies. The company's category concentration is dominated by engineering services (655 awards), environmental remediation (598 awards), and administrative and management consulting (440 awards) by NAICS classification, and architect-engineering general services (556 awards) and professional engineering support (445 awards) by PSC code, confirming Parsons' positioning as a broad-based infrastructure and program support provider rather than a specialized contractor.
Parsons does not compete under SBA set-asides; all recent prime awards carry full-and-open designations, reflecting the company's status as a large, unrestricted-market competitor without 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, or other small-business certifications. The subsidiary structure under Parsons Corporation includes 41 named or unnamed subordinate entities, with Chesapeake Technology International and Polaris Alpha Cyber and Sigint among named business units suggesting internal capability delivery in cyber and signals intelligence domains, though award-level subsidiary differentiation in the source is limited.
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Not listed 5875 Trinity Pkwy #230, Centreville, VA 20120, USA
1/14/02 4/29/27 Brasfield & Gorrie LLC
Brasfield & Gorrie LLC Federal Division, a large privately held construction firm headquartered in Birmingham, Alabama, operates as a prime contractor delivering design-build, construction management, and general contracting services for federal infrastructure projects nationwide, with 98% of recent awards issued as prime contracts under full-and-open competition with no set-aside designation.
The vendor competes predominantly in Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (NAICS 236220) and related industrial facility work, with capability concentration in design-build delivery of federal courthouses, border facilities, military installations, and research campuses. Representative prime work includes a $519.7 million Academic Zone Design-Build Project at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama (Department of Defense, awarded May 2024, firm fixed price with economic price adjustment), a $230 million design-build Coast Guard base in North Charleston, South Carolina (U.S. Coast Guard, awarded June 2026 under NMACC III, completion October 2030), a $175.6 million Construction Manager as Constructor contract for the new U.S. Federal Courthouse in Chattanooga, Tennessee (General Services Administration Public Buildings Service, awarded February 2026, completion December 2031), a $271.1 million design-build modernization of the Gateway Land Port of Entry in Brownsville, Texas (GSA, awarded December 2024 under Region 7 IDIQ), and a $212.6 million design-build U.S. Federal Building in Fort Lauderdale, Florida (GSA Region 4, awarded January 2023, completion January 2027).
Customer concentration sits with federal infrastructure owners. The top five funding agencies account for 81% of combined potential value: the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection leads with $10.14 billion across 7 awards (a $10 billion multiple-award design-build IDIQ awarded May 2026); the U.S. Coast Guard follows with $4.36 billion across 4 awards under the $4 billion NMACC III vehicle; the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation contributes $1.47 billion across 10 awards; GSA Public Buildings Service Region 7 carries $1.29 billion across 13 awards; and the Federal Aviation Administration contributes $1 billion across 1 basic ordering agreement. By award count, GSA Region 7 leads with 13 awards, followed by FBI Headquarters Division with 10 awards, Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Savannah with 8 awards, and GSA Region 4 with 7 awards. The two rankings diverge significantly on dollars: Customs and Border Protection and Coast Guard anchor the combined potential value through large IDIQs, while GSA's regional offices place numerous smaller task orders across a mature portfolio.
Brasfield & Gorrie holds positions on five named parent vehicles: the Customs and Border Protection $10 billion design-build multiple-award IDIQ (awarded May 2026, completion May 2031); the Coast Guard $4 billion NMACC III (awarded September 2023, completion September 2033); the Federal Aviation Administration $999,999,999 Basic Ordering Agreement for air traffic control facility construction (awarded June 2025, completion July 2033); the Army Corps of Engineers Mobile District $245 million North Region Unrestricted MATOC (awarded August 2025, completion August 2030); and the GSA Region 7 General Construction with Design Build Capabilities IDIQ ($900 million vehicle, 4 task orders under Brasfield & Gorrie). The GSA Region 7 IDIQs, designated GS07P03HHD0159 and GS07P03HHD0043, carry 14 combined task orders valued at $57.6 million. The FBI Headquarters Division vehicle (15F06719D0003691) carries 8 task orders for $1.02 billion, primarily Redstone Arsenal-related design-build work.
Six awards totaling $970.8 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, exposing Brasfield & Gorrie to recompete risk across the Department of Defense Technology Buildings project (completion September 2026), the GSA Fort Lauderdale courthouse (completion January 2027), and smaller FMCSA land port facilities. Activity has remained steady: 2022 through 2026 averaged 4.2 awards per year, with recent years showing 3–5 annual awards.
SCI-reported invoicing for federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold reached $593.6 million across FY2022–FY2024, growing from $106.4 million in FY2022 to $289.5 million in FY2024 — reflecting labor scaling on active design-build projects. The SCI dataset shows 47.8 FTEs delivered to the federal government in FY2024 (up from 9.3 in FY2022), though this represents labor hours captured under individual contracts and is not the vendor's total enterprise workforce. Government-paid hourly rates on prime service contracts ran a median of $435.63 per hour, with senior labor pricing through $1,960.13 per hour (90th percentile) and craft labor at $162.34 per hour (10th percentile). Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, named subcontractors performed 70% of total contractor hours, with 363 distinct subs reported over the three-year window. On the $212.6 million Fort Lauderdale courthouse, subcontractors including Lotspeich Co of Florida, Central Broward Construction, Promex Contractors, and Florida Concrete Unlimited executed specialized trades in doors and frames, masonry, reinforcing steel, and concrete work. On the $409.4 million Department of Defense Technology Buildings project (completion September 2026), 23 subcontractors performed 74% of contracted hours across mechanical, electrical, fire protection, and parking garage construction. Brasfield & Gorrie self-performed all reported labor on the Redstone Arsenal Academic Zone Design-Build project through FY2024, invoicing $17.2 million in that fiscal year alone.
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Not listed 3021 7th Ave S, Birmingham, AL 35233, USA
5/22/01 9/29/26 Aacon - Raven Volt Joint Venture LLC
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Not listed 1112 Old Harrods Creek Rd, Anchorage, KY 40223, USA
2/15/24 12/8/26 Commercial Contracting Corp
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Not listed 4260 N Atlantic Blvd, Auburn Hills, MI 48326, USA
8/14/02 6/12/27 City Light & Power, Inc.
City Light & Power, Inc. Privatization Division is a for-profit corporate entity headquartered in Denver, Colorado, that specializes in designing, constructing, and operating power distribution infrastructure and energy systems for military installations and government facilities. Registered with the System for Award Management (SAM.gov) since October 2003, the company has established itself as a significant contractor for the Department of Defense and Army, with expertise in modernizing utility infrastructure and enhancing grid resilience at remote and strategically important military locations. The company's core competency lies in delivering complex energy infrastructure solutions that improve operational efficiency and energy security for federal installations.
City Light & Power's federal contract portfolio demonstrates a diverse range of energy infrastructure services across multiple military branches. Most notably, the company was awarded a $44.5 million firm-fixed-price design-build contract from the U.S. Marine Corps in September 2025 for constructing a 10-megawatt battery energy storage system at Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in Twentynine Palms, California, with completion scheduled for March 2028. This contract reflects the company's capability to execute large-scale, complex MILCON projects involving integration of renewable energy systems with existing infrastructure. Additionally, City Light & Power received a $3,610 purchase order from the Department of the Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command in August 2023 for pole and transformer support services in Junction City, Kansas. Beyond prime contractor awards, the company also performs subcontract work, as evidenced by its role as a locally commercial power service provider on an Alutiiq General Contractors subcontract in October 2021, where it provided power line relocation services for airfield paving projects. All of these awards were executed without small business set-asides, indicating City Light & Power competed successfully in unrestricted competitive procurements, underscoring its established capability and reputation within the federal contracting community.
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Not listed 4582 S Ulster St #800, Denver, CO 80237, USA
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