Goodwill Vision Enterprises, Inc.

Goodwill Vision Enterprises, Inc. Manufacturing Division, doing business as Abvi-Goodwill, manufactures fitness apparel, industrial hardware, and security devices for federal agencies as a prime contractor, with an AbilityOne Non-Profit Agency designation that positions the vendor to serve disabled employment and training outcomes alongside federal procurement. The Rochester, New York-based tax-exempt nonprofit operates predominantly in open market procurements (no set-aside awards in recent activity) across hardware manufacturing, cut-and-sew apparel, and janitorial supplies.

Abvi-Goodwill's federal customer concentration sits with the U.S. Coast Guard, the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). The Coast Guard dominates by both award count and dollar value: 45 awards worth $8.3 million combined potential value anchor the active portfolio, driven primarily by a single-award indefinite delivery contract (IDC 70Z02319DPUD65600) valued at $1,504,085.76 extending through June 2029. Under this vehicle, Abvi-Goodwill delivers multiple delivery orders annually for fitness trunks in various sizes—including a $248,356.50 delivery order for 10,850 trunks (large, medium, small, and X-large), a $160,776 order for 6,600 trunks, and a $131,376 delivery order for physical fitness trunks awarded as recently as September 2026. The EPA accounts for the second-largest dollar concentration: a $6.67 million definitive contract awarded June 2026 to operate the National Lead Information Center and TSCA Assistance Information Service hotlines through June 2031, paired with a $2.524 million prior award from January 2025 for the same services. DLA contributes 110 awards (spread across Troop Support Hardware and Land and Maritime divisions) representing $125 thousand combined potential value—typically small-dollar purchase orders for locking devices, padlocks, hasps, protective plugs, and lockout kits. The top-five customer agencies account for 63% of awards by count but 96% of combined potential value, indicating that high-dollar service contracts with EPA and recurring apparel delivery orders with the Coast Guard dwarf the volume of small DLA hardware orders.

Abvi-Goodwill's capability portfolio centers on fitness apparel manufacturing (trunks, shorts, physical training clothing in multiple sizes), industrial hardware and fastening devices (locking devices, padlocks, hasps, valves, protective plugs, lockout kits), and federal hotline operations. Representative work includes a $6.67 million EPA definitive contract (National Lead Information Center and TSCA hotlines, June 2026–June 2031), Coast Guard delivery orders for fitness trunks ranging from $45 thousand to $248 thousand, and dozens of small-dollar DLA purchase orders for locking devices and hardware components under $10 thousand each.

The vendor holds five active parent IDCs. The Coast Guard contract (70Z02319DPUD65600, $1,504,085.76, 16 task orders) remains the anchor vehicle; a GSA Federal Acquisition Service IDC (GS02F55081) has generated 15 task orders; a second Coast Guard vehicle (HSCG2313DPUD614, 14 task orders, $1 million combined value) delivers similar fitness apparel; a VA contract (VA528P0713, 6 task orders, $1.3 million) supplies equipment to the Veterans Health Administration; and a DLA vehicle (70Z02324DUDC00003, 8 task orders, $999 thousand) captures hardware procurement. Award activity has held relatively flat across the past five years (16 awards in 2022, 7 in 2026), with only one award facing ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months ($131 thousand potential value), indicating minimal near-term recompete pressure.

SCI-reportable federal service invoicing ran $4.8 million across five prime contracts over FY2022–FY2025, with peak activity in FY2022 ($1.5 million, 8.6 FTEs) and FY2025 ($1.7 million, 7.3 FTEs); FY2024 carried no SCI-reportable invoicing. Government-paid median hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts centered around $88.81/hr (10th percentile $86.61/hr, 90th percentile $91/hr), consistent with administrative and hotline-operation labor. Across SCI-reportable prime service contracts, the vendor deployed zero subcontractor hours, indicating in-house service delivery for hotline and administrative work. The vendor operates 99% as a prime contractor (354 of 357 awards), with only three sub-awards listed (two federal grant sub-awards for sewing-operation equipment in 2022 and 2024, and minimal sub-contract exposure). Abvi-Goodwill does not hold a position on government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs) or negotiate rate GSA Schedules; its work flows through agency-specific IDCs and DLA transaction vehicles.

The product-mix concentration skews toward hardware and apparel: the top five NAICS categories account for 73 hardware manufacturing awards, 34 cut-and-sew apparel awards, 23 soap-and-detergent awards (reflecting a separate product line), and 30 combined awards in medical/office supplies. The top two PSC codes (cleaning compounds with 84 awards and commercial hardware with 82 awards) underscore the vendor's role as a source of manufacturing and janitorial supplies alongside its visible fitness apparel business line. Federal vendor registration dates to March 2002, establishing Abvi-Goodwill as a mature supplier with two decades of continuous federal procurement activity.