Bazon-Cox & Associates Inc.

Bazon-Cox & Associates Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Chesapeake, Virginia, delivers cable installation, telecommunications infrastructure, and low-voltage security cabling services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards). The company competes predominantly on open-market and total small business set-aside awards across a broad federal customer base, with its award portfolio anchored by two massive IDIQ vehicles: a $50 million FBI Cable Installation Support Services contract and a $4 billion Navy SEAPORT-NXG IDIQ awarded in January 2025.

Bazon-Cox's federal footprint reflects extreme concentration in two customer streams. By award count, the FBI Headquarters Division dominates with 55 awards ($59 million combined potential value), representing 28% of Bazon-Cox's total awards, followed distantly by United States Special Operations Command with 41 awards. By potential value, the concentration is overwhelming: the Navy's Naval Sea Systems Command anchors the entire portfolio at $4 billion (98% of combined potential value) through the single SEAPORT-NXG award, with the FBI contributing the bulk of the remaining active dollars. This bifurcation signals that Bazon-Cox's near-term work is weighted toward the FBI's task-order stream, while its long-term revenue exposure is entirely contingent on SEAPORT-NXG recompete or task-order execution through January 2029.

Bazon-Cox operates under the FBI Cable Installation Support Services IDIQ as the dominant vehicle in its active contract portfolio. Thirty-nine task orders under this $50 million FBI IDIQ carry $6.4 million in combined potential value, with recent awards spanning cable installation projects at Jacksonville, Florida ($253.7 thousand, September 2026); Louisville, Kentucky ($270.5 thousand, September 2025); Statesboro, Georgia ($101.7 thousand, August 2026); and West Lisle, Illinois ($389.3 thousand, July 2026). All FBI CISS work is performed from the vendor's Chesapeake location and uses firm fixed-price or fixed-price level-of-effort pricing. The SEAPORT-NXG IDIQ, awarded to Bazon-Cox without set-aside on January 2, 2025, extends through January 1, 2029, and is designated as a multiple-award vehicle supporting Naval Sea Systems Command and its SYSCOM partners (NAVAIR, NAVWAR, NAVFAC, NAVSUP, ONR, and USMC) across telecommunications, engineering, and technical support services. Bazon-Cox received a $500 minimum-guarantee task order under SEAPORT-NXG on March 6, 2025, with no further reported task-order activity under the vehicle as of the source date.

Activity has grown unevenly: five awards in 2022 ramped to eighteen in 2024, then fell to thirteen in 2025 and six awards through September 2026. Only five awards (combined potential value $2 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete exposure in the near term beyond SEAPORT-NXG's anticipated task-order funnel. The vendor operates as a prime on 98% of its awards and subcontracts on the remaining 2%, including fiber and CCTV infrastructure work as a sub to M.c. Dean, Inc. on Navy CCTV projects (August 2025) and fiber installation for a Strategic Operational Solutions Inc. CCTV deployment (August 2024).

On the GSA Schedule (Federal Supply Schedule GS35F5528H), Bazon-Cox holds thirteen active labor categories spanning draftsman through senior program manager roles, priced between $57.83 and $94.74 per hour, with education requirements from associate to bachelor's degree and no security clearances offered. This labor portfolio supports non-specialized technical and project management delivery. Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal SCI-reportable federal service contract activity: two records across FY2022–FY2024, with Bazon-Cox appearing as a named subcontractor delivering 0.6 FTEs in FY2022 and 3.6 FTEs in FY2024. The SCI dataset is a partial view and does not capture the vendor's cable installation purchase orders, which dominate its recent activity and are product-and-labor combined deliverables falling outside SCI's service-contract scope.

The vendor's named customer agencies over the past several years span 33 distinct federal entities, with tier-two customers including the Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security (for fiber cabling and security infrastructure at State locations, August 2023, $16.1 thousand), Naval Meteorology and Oceanography Command (server rack installation, September 2023, $14.8 thousand), and Department of State Bureau of Overseas Building Operations ($3.4 million across seven awards). Bazon-Cox's technical capability stack centers on fiber cabling, low-voltage security and communications infrastructure, telecommunications system design and installation, and facility infrastructure modernization — delivered predominantly through task orders at individual FBI field offices and Navy installations rather than through large prime-contract programs. The company's total small business set-aside posture is selective: about half its FBI CISS task orders carry small business set-asides, while others compete open; the SEAPORT-NXG award carries no set-aside designation, reflecting open competition for the Navy vehicle.

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