Arrow Moving & Storage Of Colorado Inc.

Arrow Moving & Storage Of Colorado Inc., doing business as Arrow Mayflower, is a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned small business headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado that provides household goods transportation, office relocation, packing, crating, and logistics services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) operating primarily under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and agency-specific indefinite delivery vehicles. The company is a subsidiary of Unigroup, Inc., a parent transportation and logistics platform.

Arrow Mayflower competes predominantly full-and-open rather than under set-aside vehicles, though it qualifies for and has won several total small business set-aside awards with the Air Force, EPA, and Department of the Interior. The company's recent work spans household goods moves, office furniture relocation, records transportation, equipment moves, and temporary storage support. Representative contracts include a $19 million Air Force Space Command delivery order for moving services (largest single award by potential value), a $750,000 single-award BPA with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for regional office move services through September 2024, a $478,068 five-year BPA with EPA Region 6 for Federal Records Center box transport extending through August 2028, and a $360,000 single-award BPA with USPTO for regional office moves through September 2026. The company also holds a $3.38 million IDIQ with the Marine Corps for nationwide household goods transportation through May 2026 (inherited from earlier source data), under which it has issued dozens of individual task orders ranging from $2,000 to $20,000 per move.

Customer concentration is broad but defense-anchored. The top five agencies by award count account for 55% of all awards: the Marine Corps leads with 87 awards ($4 million combined potential value), followed by U.S. Attorney's Offices (23 awards, $311 thousand), Air Force Space Command (21 awards, $19 million), GSA Public Buildings Service Region 8 (17 awards, $377 thousand), and the Navy (13 awards, $104 thousand). By potential value dollars, the Air Force Space Command dominates at $19 million across 21 awards, followed by the Air Force overall ($4.7 million, 6 awards), the Marine Corps ($4 million, 87 awards), Army Installation Management Southwest ($2.6 million, 13 awards), and USPTO ($1.8 million, 5 awards). The Air Force Space Command represents concentration risk — it anchors 49% of the company's combined potential value despite representing only 7% of award count, signaling dependence on a small number of large orders from a single customer.

Arrow Mayflower places task orders under five primary parent vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries the largest volume (121 task orders, $5.2 million combined potential value) and is the foundation for civilian agency work. An unnamed Marine Corps Indefinite Delivery Contract M0026321D1003 has generated 99 task orders ($743 thousand potential value). Air Force contract FA251714D6000 has spawned 7 task orders ($3.8 million potential value) — likely the source of the large Air Force Space Command award. Army contract W911RZ06A0010 has produced 16 task orders ($147 thousand). A smaller Air Force BPA FA251719A6006 carries 6 task orders ($50 thousand). Capability concentration is deep: 239 of 292 awards (82%) fall under NAICS 484210 (Used Household and Office Goods Moving), with smaller volumes in packing/crating (30 awards) and warehousing/storage (7 awards).

Activity has remained flat to slightly declining. The company won 37 awards in 2022, peaking at 39 in 2023, then averaging 34–36 annually through 2025. In 2026 to date, only 12 awards appear, reflecting the current snapshot as of mid-year. The recompete cliff is shallow — only 2 awards (combined potential value $400 thousand) complete within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term contract renewal pressure relative to the portfolio size.

Arrow Mayflower's subcontract footprint is negligible. The source identifies only one sub-award: a $62,628 call with Lockheed Martin Services, LLC on a sustainment contract for storage cost work (award date June 14, 2024). This 1% sub presence suggests Arrow Mayflower operates as a prime contractor almost exclusively and does not appear positioned as a teaming partner for larger defense integrators.

The company has registered as a federal contractor since 2001 and brings over eighty years of moving and relocation expertise through its parent company structure. Recent award trajectory is consistent (30–40 awards per year) and diversified across civilian and defense agencies, though concentration on the Air Force Space Command and Marine Corps creates customer dependency.

Local, Long distance or World-wide moving. Residential, Commercial or Government. Employee relocation specialists. Secure Storage Facility. Facility relocation. Equipment relocation. Warehousing & Distribution. Moving boxes and packing supplies