USDA OCIO IT Network Integration-cabling Services, It Network Infrastructure and Related Systems

The Department of Agriculture Office of the Chief Information Officer established this Master BPA on July 1, 2024, for IT network integration, cabling services, IT network infrastructure, and related systems, with ordering authority extending through June 30, 2029. The vehicle carries a shared ceiling of $75 million.

Ordering activity remains robust but is decelerating. The BPA has generated 33 task orders since award, with 6 issued in 2026 (through May 29), 13 in 2025, and 14 in 2024—a year-over-year decline. Obligated value stands at $1.8 million against a combined task-order potential of $2 million, representing 91% utilization of awarded capacity. Substantial ordering authority remains available against the $75 million ceiling.

Awarded task orders show work spanning video teleconference installations and upgrades, conference room audiovisual and networking enhancements, network cabling infrastructure (including fiber-optic backbone replacement spanning multiple buildings), wireless access point deployment, and facility-support work such as equipment removal. Recent awards include a $641 thousand service-disabled veteran-owned small business order for fiber backbone replacement across 11 buildings and multiple smaller orders for VTC reconfiguration, cabling installation at regional service centers in Texas, and equipment removal at the Riverdale facility.

Competition is heavily concentrated. Colossal Contracting LLC dominates with 19 of 33 orders and $1.6 million in combined potential value, representing roughly 80 percent of all awarded work. N-Ovation Technology Group LLC holds 12 orders worth $291 thousand. GC Associates Usa, LLC has 2 orders valued at $92 thousand. No other primes appear in the portfolio.

Customer concentration clusters within USDA. The Food Safety and Inspection Service leads with 8 orders worth $541 thousand combined potential. The awarding office itself (OCIO) placed 14 orders totaling $330 thousand. Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Office of Human Resource Management, and Office of the Inspector General account for smaller shares. Eleven distinct agencies have received orders across the vehicle.

Set-aside distribution shows approximately half the work unrestricted (58 percent), one-third service-disabled veteran-owned small business (33 percent), and a small fraction reserved for total small business (9 percent). Recent awards favor service-disabled veteran-owned small business designations across VTC and infrastructure work.

Task-order values range from under $7 thousand to $641 thousand, with most orders clustered in the $10 thousand to $70 thousand range. Duration varies from three to six months for discrete infrastructure projects, with at least one multi-year maintenance order extending through September 2030. Work is dispersed across USDA facilities nationwide, including Washington, D.C. and regional service centers in Texas, Missouri, Illinois, and Maryland.