Comcast Cable Communications Management LLC

Comcast Cable Communications Management LLC, doing business as Effectv, provides cable television and broadband internet connectivity services to federal agencies and their facilities as a prime contractor on tactical purchase orders and as a subcontractor on infrastructure and security programs. The vendor is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, operating as a subsidiary within the Comcast Cable Communications, LLC corporate structure alongside Comcast Government Services LLC. Comcast competes in full-and-open procurement without set-aside designations across all recent awards; NAICS coding splits between 517111 (Wired Telecommunications Carriers) and 516210 (Media Streaming Distribution Services), with supporting PSC coding in IT and Telecom network and satellite communications categories.

Customer concentration is highly concentrated among Department of Veterans Affairs facilities. The VA's Veterans Integrated Service Network 1 accounts for five prime awards valued at $1.9 million combined potential value and represents the only customer agency anchoring meaningful dollar value in the recent footprint; six Department of the Treasury Departmental Offices awards (no dollar value disclosed in the source), one Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration award, one Department of State Bureau of Diplomatic Security award, and one Immigration and Customs Enforcement award complete the active set. The source indicates $91.1 million in combined dollars obligated across all awards — substantially exceeding the $1.9 million combined potential value reported — suggesting that prior-year awards have executed significantly beyond stated ceilings. Recent named prime work includes sole-source cable television purchase orders with the VA for Bedford VA Medical Center ($594,732.48, ultimate completion June 30, 2031), Jamaica Plain VA Medical Center ($190,440.48, ultimate completion January 28, 2031), West Roxbury VA Medical Center ($437,616.48, ultimate completion January 28, 2031), and Brockton VA Medical Center ($458,794.20, ultimate completion January 28, 2031), plus a $24,600.00 firm fixed-price cable internet order for Immigration and Customs Enforcement Seattle Area of Responsibility (completed May 31, 2026).

Award volume has accelerated sharply — one award in 2024, nine in 2025, and five in early 2026 — with 60% of recent awards routed through subcontract arrangements. Comcast subcontracts to Colsa Corp on development, integration, and logistics support for Bounty Hunter systems and subsystems (coax and fiber lines, accounting July 2025) and to General Dynamics Information Technology, Inc. on global security engineering and supply chain services (July 2024). Across federal grant programs, Comcast acts as sub-recipient delivering fiber-to-the-home infrastructure under state grantees. The State of California Department of Finance has awarded Comcast multiple sub-grants (January–March 2025) for last-mile fiber deployment serving communities including Lemoore, Hanford, Colusa County, Oroville, Visalia-area communities (34,887 population), Chowchilla and Madera (6,653 population), and Yuba City and Live Oak (1,679 population), each providing up to 1.25 gigabits per second of symmetrical service. The Public Service Commission of Wisconsin awarded a BEAD (Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment) sub-grant to Comcast for fiber deployment in Manitowoc (May 2026).