Condortech Services, Inc.

Condortech Services, Inc., doing business as Condortech Services Inc., is a woman-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Chantilly, Virginia, that delivers integrated physical security infrastructure — electronic access control systems, closed-circuit television, intrusion detection systems, and related maintenance services — as a prime contractor almost exclusively through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) and the Law Enforcement & Security Services (FSS-84) Schedule.

The vendor is certified as a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB), Self-Certified Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB), and Hispanic American Owned. Condortech competes across both set-aside (Total Small Business) and full-and-open delivery orders; 651 recent awards split roughly evenly between set-aside and unrestricted designations, reflecting a mixed posture rather than a predominantly set-aside profile. The vendor's award data spans three decades, with 2022–2024 activity showing 11, 22, and 20 awards respectively, declining to 15 awards in 2025 and 5 through September 2026.

Condortech's customer base is highly concentrated. The top five agencies by award count cover 35% of all awards; the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 alone accounts for 127 awards and $8.6 million in combined potential value — a dominant position. The Department of the Interior Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement follows with 31 awards ($4.4 million), the U.S. Coast Guard with 25 awards ($804 thousand), Army Cyber Command with 25 awards ($1.3 million), and the U.S. Geological Survey with 20 awards ($927 thousand). When ranked by potential value, the concentration shifts slightly: the VA VISN 4 remains first at $8.6 million, BSEE second at $4.4 million, but the United States Marine Corps enters the top five at $2.5 million across 14 awards, and Air Combat Command reaches $1.4 million across 9 awards. Across 131 distinct customer agencies, this portfolio reflects fragmented demand but two anchoring relationships.

Condortech sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and the Law Enforcement & Security Services Federal Supply Schedule (FSS-84). The Law Enforcement & Security Services vehicle dominates the footprint: 371 task orders carry $40.7 million in combined potential value. The standard GSA MAS generated 91 task orders worth $10.1 million. These two vehicles account for the vast majority of Condortech's recent activity. Representative work includes a $727.8 thousand time-and-materials CCTV replacement project with the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (awarded March 2024, completion May 2026), a $570 thousand RemoteLock software license and support contract with Air Combat Command for Langley Air Force Base dormitories (August 2022–September 2024), and a $521.5 thousand physical access control system replacement at Lake Mead National Recreation Area for the National Park Service (August 2023, completion September 2025). Recent 2026 awards include a $67.5 thousand delivery order from the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board for physical security services (September 2026, completion August 2029) and a $425.7 thousand CCTV and physical access control system maintenance delivery order from the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (May 2026, completion May 2029).

Award activity has declined modestly. After peaks of 22 awards in 2023 and 20 in 2024, the vendor recorded 15 awards in 2025 and only 5 through early September 2026, suggesting either pipeline contraction or a shift toward larger individual delivery orders masking volume. Recompete exposure is moderate: 12 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $2 million, representing manageable renewal risk.

Service Contract Inventory data is sparse — only seven SCI-reportable records across FY2022–FY2024, all as prime contractor with $575 thousand in total invoiced revenue, entirely from FY2024. SCI covers federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold and excludes goods and products; Condortech's portfolio is heavily weighted toward physical security equipment, installation, and maintenance delivery orders that often fall below SCI reporting thresholds or are classified as goods rather than services, rendering SCI an incomplete view of the vendor's federal footprint. The recorded FTE trajectory shows 0.0 FTEs across all three fiscal years in SCI, consistent with a products-and-installation model rather than a labor-intensive services business.

Across its 650 prime awards and one subcontractor engagement, Condortech operates as a self-contained prime contractor with no meaningful subcontractor dependency. The single identified sub-award appears recent: Integration Innovation Inc. as the prime for a $17 thousand task to upgrade access control systems at Naval Research Laboratory Building 210 (August 2025), with Condortech providing labor to migrate legacy P2000 systems to RS2 access control. This exception underscores Condortech's typical posture as a prime delivering its own capability rather than orchestrating subcontractor teams.

The vendor's capability concentration is evident in category coding: "Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing" (NAICS 334290) represents 379 of 651 awards, reflecting the prevalence of physical security equipment procurement. "Security Systems Services (except Locksmiths)" (NAICS 561621) accounts for 126 awards, capturing the maintenance and integration work. PSC coding shows "Miscellaneous Alarm, Signal, And Security Detection Systems" (PSC FA99) dominant at 134 awards, followed by maintenance (66 awards), communications security components (61 awards), and installation services (60 awards). This product-service-maintenance mix characterizes the vendor's role as a security infrastructure integrator for federal facilities, leaning on pre-competed GSA schedule access rather than pursuit of new IDIQs or large prime contracts.

Design build of Security Systems and sensors into a command control center to prevent crime and terrorism, to support law enforcement and security staff from the Federal Government and other institutions.