Cablevision Systems Corporation

Cablevision Systems Corporation, doing business as Altice USA, a foreign-owned for-profit corporation headquartered in Bethpage, New York, provides cable television, internet, and telecommunications services to federal agencies as a prime contractor operating entirely in the full-and-open (non-set-aside) space. The vendor's federal work consists almost exclusively of small recurring purchase orders for cable and internet connectivity at agency facilities in the Northeast; it does not pursue or hold parent vehicles, does not subcontract, and does not compete under any SBA set-aside category.

Cablevision's customer base spans eighteen distinct federal agencies, but concentration is heavy and fragmented across small-dollar orders. By award count, the Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration leads with 19 awards worth $50 thousand combined potential value, followed by EPA Region 2 (11 awards, $91 thousand) and DOJ US Attorney's Offices (9 awards, $30 thousand). By dollar magnitude, however, the ranking shifts: the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 anchors 9 awards with $1 million in combined potential value — nearly 56% of the vendor's total portfolio — while the Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command places a single award worth $304 thousand. This divergence reflects Cablevision's business model: many federal offices need recurring cable and internet service, but VA healthcare operations represent the vendor's largest single customer by spend. The Navy Installations Command awarded a $58,344 purchase order on February 9, 2026, for cable television services at Bethpage, New York through August 1, 2031; the US Attorney's Offices has placed recurring yearly orders for cable and internet services at White Plains office locations, most recently a $1,816.56 purchase order in October 2024; and EPA Region 2 has maintained consistent small-dollar connectivity contracts across multiple fiscal years.

The vendor's award footprint shows minimal recent activity — one award in 2024, one in 2023, two in 2022, and three in 2021 — with a combined potential value of $1.8 million across all 76 prime awards and zero subcontract work. Seventy-eight percent of that total ($1.4 million) has been obligated. Work is classified under NAICS 518210 (Cable and Other Subscription Programming) for 48 of 76 awards, with supplementary classifications in wired telecommunications carriers and network management. All awards are firm fixed-price purchase orders carrying no set-aside designation. Cablevision operates through one named subsidiary, Newsday LLC.