Day Management Corp.

Day Management Corp., operating as Day Wireless Systems, provides specialized communications equipment installation, vehicle upfitting, radio infrastructure maintenance, and antenna site services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), competing full-and-open with no SBA set-aside designations despite occasional small-business set-aside solicitations. Day Wireless Systems is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Portland, Oregon, with a portfolio spanning 375 federal awards across 86 distinct customer agencies since 1997. The company maintains five named subsidiaries (CSI Communications Inc., Cascade Utilities Inc., Washington Communications LLC, Idaho Communications LLC, and Mobile Radio Engineers Inc.), which collectively support its capabilities in radio systems, communications infrastructure, and specialized equipment integration.

Day Wireless's customer base is highly distributed. The top five funding agencies by award count account for 24% of recent awards and include the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (22 awards, $146 thousand), the Forest Service Region 6-Pacific Northwest (21 awards, $147 thousand), US Geological Survey Office of Acquisitions and Grants (18 awards, $934 thousand), Drug Enforcement Administration (17 awards, $223 thousand), and Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 (12 awards, $159 thousand). By potential value, the Department of Veterans Affairs dominates with 9 awards valued at $2.5 million combined—anchored by a large Blanket Purchase Agreement (36C10M21A0005) running at least eight task orders—followed by US Geological Survey ($934 thousand), Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington ($335 thousand), DEA ($223 thousand), and Treasury Internal Revenue Service ($218 thousand). These top five agencies by dollars account for 59% of combined potential value. Day Wireless delivers work across the Pacific Northwest and beyond, with regional concentrations in Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, and task orders extending to locations including Falls Church, Virginia and Monterey, California.

Capability work spans Motorola and Bendix King radio systems, emergency vehicle lighting and siren installation, law enforcement vehicle upfitting with communications consoles and security partitions, antenna site leasing and maintenance, two-way radio infrastructure, NOAA weather radio transmitter maintenance, and communications tower rental. Representative awards include a $176.9 thousand tower rental contract with US Geological Survey (Office of Acquisitions and Grants) running through March 2027, a $144.3 thousand two-way radio infrastructure contract with the Internal Revenue Service completed December 2024, an $83 thousand law enforcement vehicle outfitting order for BLM Oregon-Washington (November 2021, total small business set-aside), an $80.3 thousand parts and materials order for the Idaho National Guard through June 2024, a $35.5 thousand antenna site lease with the Secret Service running through April 2030 (base period and first option), and recurring vehicle upfitting orders for Fish and Wildlife Service Region 1 ($28.9 thousand, $27.4 thousand, $14.1 thousand) and BLM Oregon-Washington ($63.5 thousand, $41.2 thousand, $27.7 thousand, $25.9 thousand, $25.5 thousand, $52.7 thousand) covering marked and unmarked law enforcement patrol vehicles.

Award volume shows modest recent activity. The past five years averaged 10.4 awards per year, with 10 in 2022, 18 in 2023, 12 in 2024, 14 in 2025, and 8 through September 2026. Four awards valued at $274 thousand carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months and face recompete risk. Day Wireless's NAICS concentration centers on Communication Equipment Repair and Maintenance (83 awards), Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (47 awards), and Other Electronic Parts and Equipment Merchant Wholesalers (27 awards). PSC codes track similarly: Radio and Television Communication Equipment (25 awards), Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Communication Equipment (25 awards), Telephone and Telegraph Equipment (22 awards), and Installation of Communication Equipment (22 awards).

Service Contract Inventory data captures only sub-contract activity: seven records spanning FY2022–FY2025 with 0.2 to 1.0 FTEs per fiscal year in the sub role, representing a negligible portion of total federal services delivery. This indicates Day Wireless operates predominantly on small purchase orders and low-dollar call orders under various BPAs rather than on large service contracts subject to SCI reporting thresholds. The company holds no named parent vehicles beyond the VA's primary BPA (36C10M21A0005). A single sub-award appears in the source (March 2025 Valiant Global Defense Services task, UHF support under MIS PR 1869 Team 2), consistent with the company's full-and-open, prime-focused posture.

Day Wireless competes across a broad federal customer set without concentration in a single agency or region. The distributed award base, modest annual volume, and shift toward asset-based services (tower rental, antenna leases) rather than labor-intensive delivery suggest a niche player focused on specialized equipment installation and infrastructure maintenance in the Pacific Northwest and scattered federal locations. The company's five-year trajectory shows variability (10 to 18 awards annually) without clear growth or decline, and recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is modest at $274 thousand across four awards.