Active Security Consulting LLC

Active Security Consulting LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business based in Sterling, Virginia, is a prime contractor (57% of recent awards) and subcontractor delivering physical security systems installation, video surveillance equipment, access control systems, and forensic software licensing to federal civilian and defense agencies. The vendor competes under SDVOSB set-asides on many of its smaller contracts but holds significant positions on full-and-open vehicles including the NASA SEWP VI GWAC, the Naval Sea Systems Command SEAPORT-NXG IDIQ, and the Missile Defense Agency SHIELD IDIQ.

Active Security Consulting's recent award portfolio centers on hardware-led security modernization: installation and maintenance of video surveillance systems, network cameras (Axis, Bosch), access control platforms (Genetec, electronic card readers), intrusion detection and duress alarm systems, and forensic software (Oxygen Forensic Detective, Cyber Triage, CellHawk). Representative work includes a $5.64 million definitive contract with the U.S. Secret Service for operational video capability support to the Technical Security Division (awarded September 2023, running through March 2027), a $2.53 million Defense Health Agency purchase order for annual preventative maintenance on electronic security systems at Fort Belvoir (awarded February 2026, running through February 2031), a $725,400 Secret Service delivery order for computer hardware procurement for the National Computer Forensics Institute (August 2025), a $442,197 Secret Service definitive contract for undisclosed-location physical security systems work (November 2025), and a $188,014 Veterans Affairs OIG purchase order for enterprise occupancy-tracking and remote-monitoring systems across 15 leased facilities in Washington, D.C. (July 2025). Smaller SDVOSB set-aside awards span the Department of Homeland Security ($1.1 million combined, DHS Federal Protective Service video surveillance system replacements in Richmond and Pittsburgh), the Department of Justice FBI ($412 thousand combined, physical security installation and security camera systems), the Department of the Air Force ($1.6 million combined, dormitory and fire-department camera surveillance), and the U.S. Coast Guard and Naval Academy.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed by vehicle holdings rather than operational demand. The Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment account dominates by award count (28 orders, 65% coverage), but these represent sub-award line items under the Special Operations Equipment—Tailored Logistics Support vehicle where Active Security Consulting executes security hardware kits, Genetec and Bosch platform integration, and turnkey commissioning to Atlantic Diving Supply. By potential value, NASA and Naval Sea Systems Command anchor the portfolio: the NASA SEWP VI GWAC (dual awards on November 1, 2026, $20 billion combined ceiling) and the SEAPORT-NXG IDIQ (January 2025, $4 billion ceiling) position the vendor to pursue task orders across governmentwide federal agencies and Navy systems commanders respectively, though only placeholder minimum-guarantee orders have been issued against both vehicles to date. The U.S. Secret Service represents the vendor's largest active customer by both dollars and engagement depth, with six awards (combined potential value $19.6 million) spanning operational video support, forensic software licensing (a $12 million single-award indefinite delivery contract signed September 2024 for forensic software packages including Oxygen, Cyber Triage, and CellHawk through September 2029), and hardware procurement for the National Computer Forensics Institute.

Activity shows volatile growth: seven prime awards in 2022, four in 2023, 32 in 2024 (driven by sub-awards under the Special Operations Equipment vehicle), nine in 2025, and four through November 2026. The $44.03 billion combined potential value is dominated by the $20 billion NASA SEWP VI vehicle and the $4 billion SEAPORT-NXG vehicle; obligated dollars total $18.3 million (0.04% of potential value), reflecting the heavily spec-driven and vehicle-anchored nature of the portfolio. Two awards face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months with combined potential value of $5.7 million, presenting limited recompete exposure in that window.

As a subcontractor, Active Security Consulting delivers security hardware kits, Genetec and Bosch video security platform integration, fence-gate access control, and turnkey commissioning and warranty support to Atlantic Diving Supply on Special Operations Equipment vehicle task orders (28 sub-award line items between May 2023 and October 2024). The vendor also performed card-reader and security-server work as a subcontractor to KAU Inc. on a Veterans Affairs federal building fit-out construction project (November 2023) and security updates on the Social Security Administration office renovation to KJ Johnston Ltd. at the Weis Federal Courthouse in Pittsburgh (August 2023). Service Contract Inventory records are sparse (four total, covering FY2023–FY2025), reflecting the vendor's reliance on purchase orders and delivery orders rather than cost-reimbursable or time-and-materials service contracts; SCI shows 3.5 FTEs in FY2024 across reportable records and no invoiced prime revenue above the $150,000 SCI threshold, indicating that most work is goods or below-threshold service line items.

Security Installations and Sub Contracting, Project Management, Guard Force Management, Security and Personal Protective Equipment Procurement, Training, Security and Tactical Training, Executive Protection