Active Security Consulting LLC

Active Security Consulting LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business based in Sterling, Virginia, delivers physical security systems installation, video surveillance equipment, access control systems, and forensic software licensing to federal agencies as a prime contractor (55% of recent awards) and subcontractor (45%), with dominant exposure to a single massive defense vehicle and recurring work across civilian security agencies.

Active Security Consulting is a for-profit limited liability partnership self-certified as a small disadvantaged business and SDVOSB. The vendor's recent award footprint—66 total awards spanning the past five years, with combined potential value of $4.03 billion—is heavily skewed by two indefinite delivery vehicles: the $4 billion Naval Sea Systems Command Seaport-NXG multiple-award IDIQ (awarded January 2, 2025, through January 1, 2029) and the $151 billion Missile Defense Agency SHIELD multiple-award IDIQ (awarded December 29, 2025, through December 28, 2035). Both vehicles carry no set-aside designation and operate under full-and-open competition. The vendor received minimum-guarantee delivery orders on both IDIQs in early 2025 ($500 each) and therefore holds seats on both contracts, positioning it to compete for subsequent task orders across defense security and missile-defense modernization work. Excluding these two placeholder-ceiling vehicles, Active Security Consulting's award portfolio reflects $38.1 million in concrete contract and small-award potential value across 64 awards to civilian and defense agencies.

Active Security Consulting' concrete capability portfolio centers on physical security systems—video surveillance system installation and replacement, access control systems (including electronic card readers and smart-card dormitory locks), intrusion detection and duress alarm systems, and network camera deployment. The vendor also holds a $12 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with the U.S. Secret Service National Computer Forensics Institute (awarded September 18, 2024, through September 17, 2029, set aside for small businesses) for forensic software packages including Oxygen Forensics Detective, Cyber Triage, CellHawk, and other tools used in digital forensics and investigation support. Representative prime work includes a $5.193 million definitive firm fixed-price contract awarded by the Secret Service on September 25, 2023, for operational video capability support for the Technical Security Division under Exercise OY2 (completion September 24, 2029); a $2.526 million firm fixed-price purchase order from the Defense Health Agency (awarded February 13, 2026) for annual preventative maintenance on electronic security systems at ATAMMC Fort Belvoir through February 12, 2031; and a $1.344 million contract from Air Education and Training Command for electronic lock upgrades and smart-card access installation at Joint Base San Antonio Fort Sam Houston (awarded September 30, 2021).

Customer concentration is fragmented across 23 agencies, with the top five accounting for 68% of recent awards. By award count, the Defense Logistics Agency Troop Support Construction and Equipment leads with 28 awards—sourced through the Special Operations Equipment - Tailored Logistics Support parent vehicle with 28 task orders—followed by the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Secret Service (6 awards, $18.8 million combined potential value), DHS Office of Procurement Operations (5 awards, $1.1 million), the Department of Justice FBI Headquarters Division (3 awards, $412 thousand), and Air Education and Training Command (3 awards, $1.6 million). By potential value, the rankings invert sharply: Naval Sea Systems Command dominates at $4 billion (Seaport-NXG), with the Secret Service second at $18.8 million. This split signals that the vendor competes regularly for small to mid-sized civilian agency security upgrades while holding optionality on two massive defense vehicles without yet realizing significant task order volume outside the minimum-guarantee tier.

The vendor also holds positions on three additional government IDIQs with published ceilings: Indefinite Delivery Contract 70US0924D70092018 (2 task orders, $1.5 million combined potential value) and two single-task-order IDCs (47PD0320D0005 and 47PD0322D0018) carrying no published ceiling. Across the Special Operations Equipment - Tailored Logistics Support vehicle, Active Security Consulting executes security hardware supply and installation work through Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc., the prime contractor; the source lists 28 sub-award line items to Active Security Consulting under Atlantic Diving as of October 2024, covering electronic surveillance kits, Bosch and Genetec security center platforms, fence-gate access control, and commissioning and warranty services.

Activity accelerated in 2024 (32 awards, up from 4 in 2023 and 7 in 2022), then slowed to 9 awards in 2025 and 1 in 2026 year-to-date as of early February. Only one award (a $725 thousand Secret Service delivery order for forensic software, scheduled for completion August 6, 2026) faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, leaving minimal recompete exposure in the near term. The bulk of the vendor's dollar value sits in the two massive IDIQs with ten-year runways, reducing immediate recompete pressure but creating execution risk tied to MDA and Navy SYSCOM task-order activity.

Service Contract Inventory reporting for the vendor is sparse: only three SCI records appear in the source data covering fiscal years 2023–2024, with zero dollars invoiced on prime contracts and roughly 3.5 FTEs reported across one prime record and one sub record in FY2024. This minimal SCI footprint reflects the vendor's reliance on goods-heavy and purchase-order-driven work (which SCI does not capture above the $150,000 threshold) and hardware resale rather than labor-intensive service delivery.

On the subcontractor side, Active Security Consulting works predominantly under Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. as the prime, executing security system component supply and installation across Special Operations Equipment contracts. The vendor also subcontracts to KAU Inc. and KJ Johnston Ltd. on smaller federal building security updates. The sub-award split (45% of total awards) and the Atlantic Diving engagement pattern indicate that the vendor operates as both a prime on direct federal awards and a specialist security-systems integrator feeding larger primes in the defense logistics and federal protective services supply chain. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor reports zero sub-hours share, suggesting that when priming, Active Security Consulting delivers directly rather than layering further subcontractors, though the numerous sub-awards under Atlantic Diving demonstrate significant capacity to execute security system installation and commissioning work for larger integrators.

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