All Points Logistics, LLC

All Points Logistics, LLC, a veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Merritt Island, Florida, operates as a prime contractor (92% of recent awards) delivering IT products, engineering support, logistics management, and aerospace-related services to federal agencies through government-wide acquisition contracts and agency-specific vehicles. The company competes full-and-open across its prime footprint, holding seats on the OASIS+ Unrestricted GWAC (Federal Acquisition Service), Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V), the CIO-SP3 SB GWAC (National Institutes of Health), and a recently awarded Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ with the Missile Defense Agency. All Points Logistics operates as a parent entity with a named subsidiary, Six Points LLC, also veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Department of Veterans Affairs Technology Acquisition Center, which accounts for 149 awards and $7.13 billion in combined potential value—a dominant position that reflects All Points Logistics' role as a primary provider under the VA's INTERSYSTEMS SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE program, a $932.5 million delivery order under SEWP V awarded in October 2022. The Department of Homeland Security Chief Procurement Officer follows with 184 awards totaling $43.8 million, and the Federal Emergency Management Agency Information Technology Section contributes 82 awards for $12.4 million. By potential value, the VA dwarfs all other customers, representing roughly 97% of the company's combined potential value; NASA Marshall Space Flight Center ranks second at $193.8 million across 17 awards, with DHS Chief Procurement Officer third at $43.8 million. The concentration signal is clear: a single VA contract anchors the portfolio, while secondary customers place smaller task orders across IT products and engineering services.

Award activity by year shows volatility—nine awards in 2022, growing to 40 in 2023, holding at 42 in 2024, then declining to 21 in 2025 and four in early 2026—reflecting the episodic nature of SEWP V task-order placement and other vehicle-based work. All Points Logistics' SEWP V position has generated 52 task orders worth $1.5 billion in combined potential value, making it the third-ranking parent vehicle behind FirstSource (573 task orders, $148.7 million) and Commodities Enterprise Contract (139 task orders, $319.1 million). The source identifies 17 awards reaching ultimate completion within the next 24 months (as of the most recent data snapshot in July 2026), creating recompete and renewal exposure.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on IT software, IT support equipment, and IT components procurement (primary NAICS: Other Computer Related Services, 784 awards). From the prime award roster, representative work includes the VA's InterSystems software maintenance delivery order ($932.5 million, SEWP V), a $25 thousand Department of Energy KEYSIGHT digitizer order under SEWP V, Naval Air Warfare Center simulation view support ($28.5 thousand, SEWP V), and two Air Force Mentor-Protégé agreements ($948.7 thousand and $985.9 thousand, both FY22–FY24) mentoring smaller businesses in defense contracting and technology transfer. The SHIELD IDIQ, awarded December 29, 2025, carries a multi-billion-dollar ceiling and spans research, development, prototyping, systems engineering, and test and evaluation for multi-domain defense systems; the initial task order issued concurrently is valued at five hundred dollars with performance in Huntsville, Alabama.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on prime contracts totaled $643.7 million across FY2022–FY2024, with $503.3 million in FY2022 across 70.9 FTEs, declining to $140.4 million in FY2023 across 23.6 FTEs, and zero recorded in FY2024 (though FY2024 SCI records show 46.1 FTEs across two prime and five sub records, suggesting either reporting lag or shift in contract structure). Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts median around $100.97 per hour, ranging from $78.77 in the 10th percentile to $115.15 in the 90th percentile. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform approximately 11% of total hours, with four named subcontractors identified; the vendor primarily builds and delivers its own teams rather than operating as a heavy-sub model.

In its subcontractor role, All Points Logistics performs aerospace and IT services under Boeing (Ares I upper-stage development, Space Launch System production support, International Space Station software design), Lockheed Martin (Mars Atmospheric and Volatile Evolution mission operations, Lucy and OSIRIS-REX spacecraft development, GeOXO mechanical and guidance/navigation/control support), Peraton Enterprise Solutions (procurement operations and infrastructure operations under USSTRATCOM ITCC II), Leidos (Cargo Mission Contract and Systems Integration and Field Testing), Noblis (CTAOS development and engineering), and several others. The subcontractor work is heavily weighted toward aerospace engineering and mission operations support for NASA and Department of Defense prime contractors, marking a secondary revenue stream distinct from the company's larger VA and DHS prime presence.

The source describes All Points Logistics as a provider of "IT products, engineering support, logistics management, and healthcare technology solutions," though the SCI dataset and recent award portfolio emphasize IT procurement and aerospace engineering over healthcare delivery. The corporate structure confirms that Ulterliner, Inc., another veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned business, operates as the parent company (per the Air Force Mentor-Protégé award summaries and OASIS+ IDV description), with All Points Logistics a subsidiary entity, though the vendor file lists All Points Logistics itself as the parent with Six Points LLC as a named subsidiary—a discrepancy suggesting either a recent restructuring or inconsistent source reporting that does not override the listed corporate structure provided in the source.

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