Callyo 2009 Corp

Callyo 2009 Corp, a subsidiary of Motorola Solutions Inc., sells cellular-enabled communication and investigative support systems—including call recording, mobile phone interception, body wire equipment, and case management software—to federal law enforcement agencies as a prime contractor on full-and-open purchase orders with no set-aside profile. The company operates entirely as a prime (100% of awards), across 32 federal agencies, with the Drug Enforcement Administration and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives anchoring 80% of deal count. Callyo competes on sole-source and competitive full-and-open procurements, with all awards structured as firm fixed-price purchase orders or delivery orders carrying no socioeconomic set-asides.

Callyo's customer concentration is acute. The DEA alone accounts for 412 awards valued at $7.2 million combined potential value—58% of all awards in the source. ATF follows with 145 awards and $3.5 million. These two DOJ components represent 81% of award count but only 62% of combined potential value; Immigration and Customs Enforcement, by contrast, places just 32 awards but anchors $7.6 million—the largest single-customer dollar pool in Callyo's footprint. Other active customers include the Navy Criminal Investigative Service Quantico, the Internal Revenue Service, the Fish and Wildlife Service, the Coast Guard, the U.S. Secret Service, the Executive Office for U.S. Attorneys, the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Social Security Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency, and the Department of Homeland Security. Across its 681 awards, Callyo has generated $16.5 million in obligated dollars (71% of $23.2 million combined potential value).

Callyo places work under a single named parent vehicle—an Indefinite Delivery Contract (15A00019DAQA00457) carrying 125 task orders valued at $1.5 million. The remainder of activity consists of direct purchase orders and delivery orders without visible IDIQs. Award volume has declined year-on-year: from 65 awards in 2022 to 45 in 2025 and just 7 in 2026 (through October). Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months totals 31 awards with $1.5 million combined potential value—a material cliff representing approximately 6% of the total portfolio.

Award concentration clusters in telecommunications and communications equipment. Top NAICS categories are Telecommunications Resellers (238 awards), Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (175 awards), and Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (99 awards). PSC framing emphasizes Professional Communications Support (126 awards), IT and Telecom Application Development Software licensing (87 awards), and IT Telecommunications and Transmission services (69 awards). Representative work includes a $3.9 million cellular analysis services contract with ICE (September 2025, completion September 2030), a $236.9 thousand virtual phone line and mobile body phone services contract with the Internal Revenue Service (September 2023, with option years through August 2027), a $206.7 thousand CALLYO PLUS case management platform award from Navy NCIS Quantico (July 2025, through July 2031), and recurring $20–$80 thousand system licensing and service renewals across DEA field divisions and ATF regional offices.

SCI-reported service-contract invoicing for Callyo totaled $1.9 million across FY2022–FY2024 ($590 thousand in FY2022, $628 thousand in FY2023, $668 thousand in FY2024), covering three records with 0.0 FTEs reported each fiscal year—indicating this is a pure licensing and equipment vendor with no government-reported labor delivery. Hourly rate posture from SCI shows a flat $589,900 per hour across 10th, median, and 90th percentiles, a data artifact reflecting the limited SCI coverage and the vendor's reliance on fixed-price licensing and product sales rather than time-and-materials labor contracting. Callyo maintains zero subcontractor engagement across SCI-reportable prime work.

Callyo operates as a child entity of Motorola Solutions Inc. (parent UEI MSJ4JJEFNDE6), a for-profit manufacturer and communications equipment provider. The parent relationship signals that Callyo's federal technology portfolio is integrated into a larger enterprise communications strategy rather than operated independently, though the subsidiary maintains its own federal contracting identity and customer relationships.