Groove Technology Solutions Inc.

Groove Technology Solutions Inc., doing business as Groove Entertainment Technologies, is a small business subchapter S corporation headquartered in Midvale, Utah, that provides satellite television, cable TV, and DirectTV subscription services to federal facilities as a prime contractor. The company operates entirely as a prime (100% of recent awards) and competes across both set-aside and full-and-open vehicles, with set-asides appearing on roughly half its recent prime footprint — mostly Total Small Business designations across Department of Veterans Affairs and Naval Sea Systems Command work, with occasional full-and-open awards for Bureau of Prisons and other civilian agencies.

Groove's capability portfolio centers narrowly on entertainment infrastructure: satellite and cable television installation, monthly subscription services, equipment maintenance, receiver fees, and technical support for television units across federal correctional institutions, Veterans Affairs medical centers, naval facilities, and military installations. The company manages television infrastructure for inmate and staff populations at federal prisons, patient and staff entertainment at VA medical centers, and communications and morale support at naval research facilities. Representative examples include a $796,378.48 five-year satellite TV service contract with Veterans Integrated Service Network 16 (Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center and Fisher Houses, Houston, Texas) for 517 televisions; an $147,252.00 satellite TV services contract with Air Force Reserve Command at Homestead Air Force Base, Florida; and a $201,750.65 satellite cable television services contract with Navy Installations Command at Washington, D.C. Naval facilities, all awarded on full-and-open competitive terms. Smaller recurring orders include cable and satellite monthly subscriptions at Federal Correctional Complex Florence ranging from $4,500 to $78,700 per order, and DirectTV services at Naval Sea Systems Command Maryland locations with individual task orders between $1,600 and $8,200.

Customer concentration sits heavily with Bureau of Prisons and Naval Sea Systems Command. The top five funding customers account for 70% of recent award count: Federal Correctional Complex Florence (14 awards, $463 thousand combined potential value), Naval Sea Systems Command (11 awards, $662 thousand), Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 (5 awards, $309 thousand), Arizona Army National Guard (3 awards, $75 thousand), and Federal Correctional Institution Milan (2 awards, $58 thousand). However, by potential value, Veterans Integrated Service Network 16 dominates at $1.1 million on only two awards — one five-year satellite TV contract and one five-year cable TV contract — while Naval Sea Systems Command places 11 smaller orders totaling $662 thousand. This divergence signals that Groove's long-term revenue concentration is with Veterans Affairs on multi-year service contracts, while its order volume and customer touch-points are anchored by the Bureau of Prisons.

Groove holds four parent indefinite delivery vehicles: a Naval Sea Systems Command Blanket Purchase Agreement for DirectTV services (ceiling $349,999.00, awarded December 10, 2025, with one call order issued January 22, 2026 for $8,244.00); an Federal Bureau of Prisons Indefinite Delivery Contract for cable and satellite television services at Federal Correctional Institution Milan (ceiling $50,767.20, awarded October 1, 2025, with one delivery order issued September 30, 2026 for $6,768.96); a Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 Blanket Purchase Agreement for satellite TV services at Iowa City VA Medical Center (ceiling $119,343.36, awarded February 1, 2023, with three call orders totaling $70,173.96 issued February 2023, February 2025, and February 2026); and a Naval Sea Systems Command Indefinite Delivery Contract for DirectTV services at Carderock and Olney, Maryland (ceiling $202,999.25, awarded January 20, 2023, with seven delivery orders totaling $26,465.97 issued January 2023 through May 2025).

Activity over the past five years shows modest volatility — 7 awards in 2022, 14 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 8 in 2025, and 7 in 2026 year-to-date — with no clear growth or decline trajectory. Thirteen awards (combined potential value $1.7 million) carry ultimate completion dates inside the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. This includes the largest two awards by value: the $796,378.48 Veterans Integrated Service Network 16 satellite TV contract completing January 15, 2028 (outside the twenty-four month window but due for option-year determination sooner), and the $337,225.72 Veterans Integrated Service Network 16 cable/satellite TV contract completing December 31, 2027 (also outside the twenty-four month window). Several smaller Bureau of Prisons monthly cable orders and Naval Sea Systems Command DirectTV task orders complete within twelve months and will require recompete or task order renewal. The combined potential value across all 50 awards is $3.8 million, with $2.1 million (55%) obligated to date, indicating a small, stable vendor with limited financial scale operating within a narrow but consistent market segment of federal entertainment infrastructure.