A2M4Seen, LLLP

A2M4Seen, LLLP, doing business as A2M4Seen LLLP and Workplace Resource, is a woman-owned small business (WOSB) based in Denver, Colorado that supplies office furniture, modular systems, and seating solutions to federal agencies as a prime contractor on full-and-open and set-aside delivery orders. The vendor operates as a limited liability partnership and competes predominantly on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) under full-and-open solicitations, though it has also received Total Small Business and Woman-Owned Small Business set-aside awards across its recent footprint.

A2M4Seen's capability portfolio centers on commercial office furniture procurement, workspace design and reconfiguration, furniture installation and relocation services, and specialized seating and modular systems for federal facilities. Representative prime work includes a $222,900 delivery order from Air Force Space Command in May 2026 for expanded-use government purchase card furniture supporting NORAD and USNORTHCOM at Peterson Space Force Base; a $194,463 Total Small Business purchase order from Department of Army Medical Command in August 2023 for furniture items; a $165,690 delivery order from Air Force Space Command in October 2023 for office furniture under the GSA MAS; and a $156,543 Total Small Business delivery order from Air Force Space Command in June 2024 for furniture removal and installation services at Peterson Space Force Base. The vendor also performs office relocation services — including a $96,730 delivery order for the U.S. Attorney's Offices Denver office relocation in January 2025 and a $65,513 delivery order for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration office relocation in August 2024, with performance extended to January 2026 due to uncontrollable delays.

The vendor's GSA labor portfolio spans eleven categories priced from $43.00 per hour (warehouse and move labor, one year experience, no clearance required) to $88.94 per hour (move project manager, high school education, one year experience). Intermediate categories include furniture installer ($59.60 per hour), light and medium truck drivers ($70.37 per hour), and furniture designer ($77.48 per hour), reflecting the hands-on execution model underlying the furniture delivery and workspace-modification scope.

Customer concentration centers on Air Force Space Command and other Department of Defense entities. Air Force Space Command dominates the footprint at 30 awards (38% of recent prime awards) and $2.4 million combined potential value (39% of dollars), with a steady cadence of delivery orders for NORAD and USNORTHCOM facilities at Peterson Space Force Base and Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Base. The Air Force Academy accounts for 11 awards and $426 thousand in combined potential value, while the Department of the Air Force broadly represents a significant portion of the customer base. Non-defense customers include the Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology (8 awards, $593 thousand), the Department of Interior (multiple bureaus, including the U.S. Geological Survey and Fish and Wildlife Service), the Environmental Protection Agency, the Department of the Treasury (U.S. Attorney's Offices), and civilian-sector agencies including the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. The top five customer agencies by potential value account for 66% of combined potential value.

A2M4Seen places all but one of its 140 recent awards as a prime contractor (139 prime, 1 sub-award) and relies entirely on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule as its parent vehicle — 35 task orders carry $2.2 million in combined potential value under the core MAS contract 47QSMA21D08NR (ceiling $500,000, expiring December 2025), supplemented by subsidiary Federal Supply Schedule vehicles (GS00F5092A, GS29F0150G, and others). The vendor also holds one indefinite delivery contract (FA882319D0001) with the Air Force.

Activity has shown growth in 2024 (14 awards) followed by moderation in 2025 (9 awards) and early 2026 (5 awards to date). The combined potential value across all 140 awards totals $6.2 million, against $7.5 million in obligated dollars — indicating that obligated amounts have exceeded potential-value ceilings across the portfolio, a pattern typical of small-dollar delivery orders where actual spend sometimes exceeds published ceiling values on task orders. Awards have concentrated in office furniture (105 PSC awards) and office furniture manufacturing NAICS categories (39 awards under Office Furniture except Wood Manufacturing, 37 under Wood Office Furniture Manufacturing), with smaller volumes of furniture merchant wholesale and relocation transportation work.

A2M4Seen subcontracts minimally — the source identifies one sub-award to Lockheed Martin Services, LLC dated January 2025 for period-of-performance furniture installation and setup work, suggesting that the vendor operates primarily as a direct prime rather than as a teaming partner on larger federal contracts. The vendor's registration in SAM dates to at least 2002 and its GSA MAS contract carries a $500,000 ceiling through December 2025, creating a potential recompete exposure in the near term for this foundational vehicle.