Comsis Solutions LLC

Comsis Solutions LLC, a minority-owned small business based in Alexandria, Virginia, operates as a purchase-order equipment vendor supplying specialized goods and machinery to federal agencies exclusively under Total Small Business set-asides. The company is a limited liability company registered in the System for Award Management since 2014 and competes entirely through small business reserve competitions, with no full-and-open activity in its recent award footprint.

Comsis' capability portfolio spans industrial equipment, laboratory instruments, facility furnishings, and specialized tactical gear across a breadth of product categories rather than a narrow service offering. Representative awards include a $307 thousand dormitory furnishings contract with Air Force Special Operations Command (September 2025), a $152 thousand stretch wrap machine delivery to Defense Logistics Agency Distribution at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii (April 2025), a $132 thousand AXIS UTV package for Army Training and Doctrine Command (January 2023), a $129 thousand Lexmark ink supply contract with the Department of the Army (May 2022), and a $116 thousand picnic tables and fire rings delivery to National Park Service Shenandoah facility (March 2022). Recent awards also include a $75 thousand fitness equipment order from Army Forces Command (July 2026), a $112 thousand air handler for Joint Munitions Command (May 2026), and a $106 thousand 50-pint dehumidifier for Navy Installations Command (June 2025). The vendor also handles lower-dollar commodity and supply items—binoculars, hoses, chairs, office supplies, mattresses, batteries, and handheld analytical instruments—across dozens of customer sites.

Customer concentration is diffuse by design. The top five customer entities by award count account for 31 percent of awards, led by Army Training and Doctrine Command (22 awards, $430 thousand), Department of the Army (17 awards, $434 thousand), Army Forces Command (13 awards, $359 thousand), Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (11 awards, $298 thousand), and Department of State Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs (13 awards, $93 thousand). By dollar value, Army and its subordinate commands dominate: the top five customers account for 27 percent of combined potential value, with Department of the Army leading at $434 thousand across 17 awards. The vendor serves 80 distinct customer agencies, with no single customer anchoring more than 9 percent of potential value. This fragmentation reflects the vendor's position as a supplier to broad federal procurement demand rather than a contract-incumbent on major vehicles or agency-wide vehicles.

Comsis holds no named seats on GWACs, IDIQs, or BPAs in the source data. All 246 awards are direct purchase orders issued by customer agencies, each structured as a firm fixed-price transaction under Total Small Business set-aside (or occasionally full-and-open) designations. This posture—spot-market purchase orders rather than vehicle-based recurring work—means the vendor competes on each order individually without a standing contract vehicle to anchor task-order volume or shield from recompete risk.

Activity has been volatile and declining. The vendor recorded 42 awards in 2022, dropped to 6 in 2023, rose to 12 in 2024, and recovered slightly to 19 in 2025 and 16 in 2026 year to date. Combined potential value across all 246 awards is $7 million, with $6.9 million obligated (99 percent), indicating execution of nearly all awarded work. Only 3 awards totaling $82 thousand face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting minimal recompete exposure but also suggesting thin near-term pipeline visibility. The vendor does not appear in the source data as a subcontractor to any prime; all activity is prime-contract direct awards.

The NAICS and PSC concentration reflects a generalist equipment-supply posture. Top categories include All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing (13 awards), Analytical Laboratory Instrument Manufacturing (9 awards), Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing (8 awards), and Office Furniture Manufacturing (8 awards). PSC clustering shows Office Furniture (11 awards), Laboratory Equipment and Supplies (8 awards), and Medical and Surgical Instruments (6 awards). No single product line or industry segment dominates; the vendor's model is rapid fulfillment of spot procurements across product categories, leveraging small business set-aside access to win orders that larger incumbents cannot pursue under reserve vehicles. This broad-based, transactional posture distinguishes Comsis from contract-focused or capability-specialized vendors and positions it as a spot-market equipment and supply broker rather than a strategic partner or platform for customer missions.