Coxcom, LLC

Coxcom LLC, a telecommunications subsidiary of Cox Enterprises, Inc., provides cable, internet, and voice-over-IP services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on purchase orders and federal grants, competing in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside designations. Headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, Coxcom operates as a limited liability company under its parent corporation and delivers wired telecommunications, internet access, and cable television services across 30 distinct federal customer agencies, with recent activity concentrated in purchase orders under $50 thousand to civilian agencies and larger project grants through the Rural Utilities Service for rural broadband infrastructure deployment.

Coxcom's federal contract footprint centers on small-value telecommunications services to law enforcement and homeland security agencies. The Drug Enforcement Administration dominates award volume with 38 purchase orders totaling $623 thousand in combined potential value, followed by the FBI Headquarters Division (14 awards, $117 thousand) and the Treasury Department (14 awards). The ranking by potential value shifts slightly toward larger infrastructure contracts: the Defense Information Systems Agency tops the list with 9 awards carrying $682 thousand in combined potential value, followed by DEA ($623 thousand), and the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency ($550 thousand on 2 awards). Representative contract work includes a $46,251 ISP and VoIP services purchase order from DEA covering September 2025 through August 2026, a $40,020 internet services order from the Coast Guard for multiple operational accounts (LOGCOM, SILC, HSWL, MLC Atlantic) effective September 2025, a $132,610 cable and internet services order for ICE's National Security Division at Vienna, Virginia through August 2028, and an $18,256 cable installation purchase order for ICE supporting the Homeland Security Investigations Student and Exchange Visitors Program with completion in July 2027. Coxcom places task orders under the Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0534T (4 task orders, $237 thousand combined potential value) and an Indefinite Delivery Contract HC101306H0531 (2 task orders).

Coxcom's grant footprint represents substantially larger dollar volume and represents its fastest-growing segment. The Rural Utilities Service awarded Coxcom a $13.15 million Project Grant under the Rural eConnectivity Pilot Program (CFDA 10.752) on May 6, 2026, for fiber optic and ethernet cabling infrastructure deployment and retail broadband service delivery in Cumming, Georgia, with completion in May 2028. RUS also awarded Coxcom a $14.76 million Distance Learning and Telemedicine grant (CFDA 10.855) on November 21, 2024, for broadband infrastructure and educational and medical telecommunications equipment in rural Georgia, completing November 2026. A prior RUS ReConnect grant (CFDA not specified) awarded August 7, 2023, completes August 7, 2025. As a sub-recipient, Coxcom performs fiber optic construction and deployment work under the State of Florida Department of Financial Services across multiple counties (Okaloosa, Escambia, Santa Rosa, Marion, Levy, Alachua, Putnam, Columbia) with sub-award dates from September 2024 through January 2026. Coxcom also performed a capital projects fund sub-award for Twiggs County under the State of Georgia in February 2023.

Purchase-order activity remains flat at five to ten awards annually from 2022 through 2025 (three awards year-to-date in 2026), with combined potential value across all 152 awards totaling $3.9 million, though obligated dollars across completed work reach $132.7 million, indicating substantial renewal and repeat ordering. Only four awards (combined potential value $105 thousand) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting limited near-term recompete exposure on the purchase-order side; however, the two major RUS grants ($27.91 million combined) complete within two years and represent significant pipeline risk for Coxcom. Coxcom competes as a prime on 91% of its awards and operates as a sub-recipient or subcontractor on 9%. The vendor's capability portfolio spans wired telecommunications carriers (37 awards), cable subscription programming (27 awards), and telecommunications services across multiple PSC codes emphasizing IT and telecom (24 awards), internet services (20 awards), professional communications support (16 awards), and satellite and access services (10 awards).