Deployed Resources LLC

Deployed Resources LLC, a veteran-owned limited liability company headquartered in Rome, New York, operates as a prime contractor delivering temporary facilities, emergency support services, logistics, and base operations to federal agencies responding to border emergencies, disaster relief, and contingency operations. The vendor competes full-and-open (98% prime awards with no set-aside designations across the footprint) and holds a portfolio concentrated in border security, influx-care facility management, and expeditionary life-support services delivered through GSA and departmental contract vehicles.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on rapid deployment of soft-sided migrant processing facilities, portable infrastructure (restrooms, handwashing stations, potable water systems), food service, laundry operations, facility management, and comprehensive base camp logistics. Recent representative work includes a $117.6 million firm fixed-price delivery order from the Department of the Army (issued March 30, 2025, under GSA Multiple Award Schedule) for temporary soft-sided tent holding facilities and ancillary structures to support processing and holding of noncitizens at the southern border in El Paso, Texas; a $273.7 million BPA call from the Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families (issued June 1, 2023, under GSA MAS) for facility management services at an Influx Care Facility in Greensboro, North Carolina; and an $8 million STTR Phase III Definitive Contract from ACF (awarded August 16, 2025) for rapid DNA testing services in El Paso, Texas.

Customer concentration is pronounced. The top five funding agencies by combined potential value account for 17% of the vendor's $83.2 billion combined potential value across all awards. The Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection dominates both volume and dollars—62 awards carrying $9.08 billion in combined potential value—reflecting Deployed Resources' role as the primary contractor for soft-sided border processing facilities, phone booths, laundry services, and wraparound logistics along the Southwest border. The Department of Health and Human Services Administration for Children and Families follows with 5 awards valued at $2.32 billion (almost entirely facility management for Influx Care Facilities). GSA Federal Acquisition Service contributes 4 awards worth $1.67 billion, Federal Emergency Management Agency 6 awards for $565 million (disaster recovery centers and responder sheltering units), and Immigration and Customs Enforcement 4 awards for $153.1 million. By award count, CBP accounts for 62 of 131 counted awards in the top-customer block (51% coverage).

Deployed Resources holds positions on multiple government-wide and departmental vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule anchors the portfolio: 163 task orders worth $20.13 billion in combined potential value, spanning soft-sided facilities, portable equipment, meals, laundry, and facility management across CBP, ACF, Army, FEMA, and other agencies. The Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract TITUS (WEXMAC TITUS), administered by Naval Supply Systems Command with a multi-billion-dollar ceiling, carries 5 task orders worth $6.2 million for food services, lodging, and catering supporting Special Operations Command, Naval Special Warfare Command, US Pacific Fleet Forces, and Military Sealift Command in locations including Camp Shelby, Mississippi and Thailand. The vendor recently won an $80 million Federal Supply Schedule contract from GSA (awarded February 6, 2025, through February 5, 2030) covering deployment logistics, base camps, and ancillary supplies under SINs 541614 (turn-key base camps with billet facilities, food service, power, water, and sewer at $95–$133.65 per person per day), ANCILLARY (mobile showers, laundry units, support staff, dining facilities), and OLM (order-level materials). The vendor also holds a $1.17 billion Blanket Purchase Agreement from ACF (awarded September 30, 2021, through September 29, 2026) for facility management services at Influx Care Facilities; a $145.6 million IDC from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (awarded May 17, 2025) for emergency detention and related services for aliens in ICE custody; and a place on the OASIS+ Unrestricted government-wide multiple-agency contract (awarded December 17, 2024, through December 16, 2029) for humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, and contingency-operations services.

Activity shows moderate recent volume with volatile year-to-year awards: 19 awards in 2022, 6 in 2023, 13 in 2024, 16 in 2025, and 1 in 2026 (through January). The recompete cliff is moderate: 3 awards valued at $413.1 million reach ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months. Service Contract Inventory-reported invoicing from prime federal service contracts shows growth: $635.3 million in FY2022 (270 FTEs), $1.18 billion in FY2023 (452 FTEs), and $1.53 billion in FY2024 (720 FTEs). The vendor leans heavily on subcontracting across SCI-reportable prime contracts—average sub-hours share is 57%, with 232 total named subcontractors, indicating a delivery model that assembles temporary workforces from subcontract labor pools rather than building a large direct-hire staff. Median government-paid hourly rates on federal services contracts run around $124.55 per hour, with senior and specialized labor (security, medical, supervisory categories) pricing through the 90th percentile of $879.35 per hour. On prime contracts, the vendor subcontracts to Vectrus Systems LLC for medical support services in Doha, Qatar, and to Lockheed Martin for logistics and HVAC support under Special Warfare Command contracts. The vendor operates predominantly as a prime (98% of awards) and is not a recurring subcontractor to other large primes in the visible award set.