C2G, LTD CO.

C2G, LTD CO., doing business as C2G LIMITED Co, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and veteran-owned small business (VOSB) headquartered in Dorchester, South Carolina, that delivers preventative and corrective maintenance services for material handling equipment, air terminal ground handling operations, and excess property disposal and demilitarization services to federal defense and civilian agencies as a prime contractor on substantially all awards (99% of recent prime contracts).

C2G competes predominantly under small-business and SDVOSB set-asides. The vendor's core capability footprint centers on field-intensive maintenance and repair of forklifts, electric pallet jacks, battery chargers, order pickers, and related ground support equipment at military installations and federal logistics facilities nationwide, complemented by air terminal services, transient alert operations, drain-and-purge demilitarization support, and excess property disposal across the continental United States and overseas locations including Japan, South Korea, and Cuba. Recent representative prime work includes a $10.55 million service-disabled veteran-owned small business set-aside definitive contract with Navy Installations Command for air terminal ground handling services at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba (ultimate completion January 31, 2037); a $7.58 million definitive contract with Air Mobility Command for air terminal and ground handling services in Japan through March 31, 2029; a $4.8 million contract with Air Mobility Command for air terminal and ground handling services at Kunsan Air Base, South Korea (ultimate completion March 31, 2030); a $816,100 total small business set-aside purchase order with the Defense Commissary Agency for material handling equipment maintenance and repair labor, parts, and trip charges through August 31, 2028; and a $591,330 total small business set-aside definitive contract with Air Force Materiel Command for material handling equipment maintenance across four Air Force locations (San Antonio, Charleston, Travis AFB, Lewis-McChord) through February 28, 2030.

Customer concentration runs steep toward the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). The top five customers account for 92% of awards by count. Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services dominates the portfolio at 657 awards carrying $44.6 million in combined potential value, followed by the Defense Commissary Agency at 600 awards ($16 million), Defense Logistics Agency Distribution at 40 awards ($64.2 million), Air Mobility Command at 24 awards ($73.2 million), and Air Force Space Command at 14 awards ($270 thousand). When ranked by potential-dollar value, Air Combat Command surfaces as the second-largest funder at $129.6 million across nine awards, reflecting the dollar magnitude of C2G's air terminal and transient alert service contracts, which diverge sharply from DLA Disposition Services' high-volume, small-dollar disposal task orders (median task order value under $10,000). This ranking divergence signals transactional volume concentration (DLA Disposition) versus strategic contract value concentration (Air Force commands).

C2G holds a robust portfolio of single-award indefinite delivery vehicles with DLA Disposition Services covering materials handling equipment maintenance and excess property disposal. Active IDVs include contracts for Northeast operations (Fort Meade, Maryland and Letterkenny, Pennsylvania, ceiling $870,975, ultimate completion May 4, 2029); Mid-America regional operations across Fort Carson, Fort Riley, Fort Sill, Fort Hood, and Fort Sam Houston (ceiling $888,300, ultimate completion March 15, 2029); West Coast operations at Barstow, San Diego, and Camp Pendleton North, California (ceiling $888,187.50, ultimate completion March 24, 2029); Colorado Springs operations (ceiling $560,943.75, ultimate completion November 5, 2026); Anchorage/Elmendorf AFB operations (ceiling $684,131.25, ultimate completion April 20, 2026); Fort Sill/Lawton operations (ceiling $353,550, ultimate completion November 19, 2028); and a high-value $58 million distribution vehicle for preventative and corrective maintenance on material handling and industrial equipment at multiple DLA Distribution locations (ultimate completion September 25, 2030). Additionally, C2G holds a $222,800 non-set-aside purchase order with DLA Distribution for preventive and corrective maintenance on 23 pieces of material handling equipment at Tobyhanna, Pennsylvania (completion March 31, 2028) and a $294,366.48 total small business set-aside purchase order with DLA Aviation for material handling equipment maintenance at Tinker Air Force Base (completion March 31, 2027). The top parent vehicles are indefinite delivery contracts, each anchoring 90–213 task orders but with modest individual ceiling values ranging from $171 thousand to $4.9 million, reflecting the granular, location-specific nature of DLA Disposition Services' procurement model.

Activity has been volatile year over year—83 awards in 2022, declining to 53 in 2024, recovering slightly to 64 in 2025, and running at 39 awards through mid-2026. Twenty-six awards with combined potential value of $27.4 million face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, establishing a recompete cliff driven primarily by DLA Disposition Services delivery orders and Defense Commissary Agency purchase order expiries. SCI-reported federal service contract activity is minimal, with only two records identified across FY2024–FY2025, both as a named subcontractor under Amentum Services, Inc. for aerospace support services related to unconventional fuels used in rockets and missiles. SCI data shows approximately 9.3 FTEs in FY2024 and 10.9 FTEs in FY2025, all routed through subcontractor billing; this figure does not represent C2G's total federal workforce—the company maintains field technician teams across dozens of installations nationwide but does not report on federal service contracts above the $150,000 SCI threshold as a prime contractor. Subcontractor posture is minimal; C2G operates as a prime on 99% of awards and subcontracts to Amentum Services for specialized aerospace technical labor rather than building complex teaming arrangements.