FBI Cable Installation Support Services

The FBI established a total-small-business Master IDIQ for cable installation support services on September 26, 2022, with ordering authority extending through March 26, 2028 — approximately 20 months remaining.

The vehicle procures design, installation, testing, and quality assurance services for structured data, telephone, CATV/CCTV, and low-voltage security cabling across FBI headquarters, field offices, and facilities nationwide. Work spans equipment demolition, on-site QA, and physical-layer cable-plant verification incidental to new construction and infrastructure upgrades.

Activity has been steady and concentrated. Fifty-three task orders totaling $12.8 million combined potential value have issued since award, with $10.2 million obligated (80% of potential). Orders peaked at 17 in 2024 and 15 in 2023 but dropped to 11 in 2025 and only 1 through March 2026. The vehicle funds only FBI operations; no other agencies participate.

Bazon-Cox & Associates Inc. dominates by order count, holding 34 of 53 awards valued at $4.4 million combined potential. However, Innovative Management & Technology Approaches Inc. holds the largest single award ($5.9 million, a single order), while Fusion Technology LLC follows with 9 orders at $2.2 million combined potential. The remaining five primes (Global Com, Immersive Concepts, and others) hold marginal positions. This split between frequency dominance (Bazon-Cox) and value dominance (Innovative Management) suggests differentiated work streams—likely recurring operations and maintenance versus discrete facility upgrades.

Set-aside performance shows two-thirds of orders issued without set-aside (35 orders, 66%) and one-third set aside for small business (18 orders, 34%). The opening solicitation specified total small business, but execution has shifted to a predominantly unrestricted vehicle. Recent awards (September 2025 onward) reflect no clear pattern of swing back toward set-aside.

Task-order values range from $1,000 (minimum guarantees) to $5.9 million. Typical standalone orders cluster between $85,000 and $250,000. Fixed-price-level-of-effort and firm-fixed-price structures dominate. Work spans FBI field offices from coast to coast—Boston, Louisville, Lake Charles, Jacksonville, Grand Forks, Kalispell—reflecting dispersed infrastructure renewal.

Remaining vehicle ceiling is approximately $37.2 million ($50 million shared ceiling minus $12.8 million obligated potential). With 20 months of ordering authority and declining annual order volume, the vehicle appears in mature, steady-state execution focused on distributed field-office upgrades rather than large platform migrations.

The objective of this contract is to provide installation services for data network, telephone, and low voltage/security electronics cabling in support of upgrades to the FBI's facilities infrastructure, specifically related to structured data and telecommunications networks, to meet current and future FBI operational requirements.