Derint Enterprises

Derint Enterprises, a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business based in Houston, Texas, is a sole proprietorship operating as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) in security camera systems, closed-circuit television installation, and satellite television services for Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security, and other federal agencies under total small business set-aside procurement. The company competes exclusively under set-asides and has been registered in SAM.gov since 2008.

Derint's capability footprint centers on CCTV system design, installation, and maintenance at military installations and federal facilities, combined with satellite television and communication services. Representative work includes a $277.1 thousand firm fixed-price purchase order from Air Combat Command in September 2024 to install and test a complete CCTV system for multiple 49th Medical Group buildings at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico, including camera removal, replacement, and system commissioning; a $124 thousand small business set-aside award from Global Strike Command in October 2023 to install digital camera systems at four gate and inspection locations at Francis E. Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming, with transmission to the Base Defense Operations Center; and a $276.9 thousand full-and-open purchase order from Customs and Border Protection in September 2021 for cable television and internet services at a CBP facility in Marfa, Texas, running through September 2026. Additional current work includes a $69.9 thousand January 2026 Coast Guard purchase order for CCTV system modification at Station Chicago in Illinois and a $41.7 thousand September 2024 Pacific Air Forces award for CCTV system upgrade at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam in Hawaii.

Customer concentration is fragmented across twenty-six agencies, with the top five customers accounting for 52% of recent awards by count and 60% by combined potential value. Air Combat Command leads on dollars ($547 thousand across eight awards), followed by Customs and Border Protection ($365 thousand across three awards) and the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region ($311 thousand across six awards). The Coast Guard places seven awards worth $301 thousand combined, and the Army proper holds eight awards worth $230 thousand. The portfolio reflects high concentration in defense installations and DHS border operations, with no IDIQs, GWACs, or multi-award vehicles identified — all work is transacted as individual purchase orders under total small business set-aside.

Recent activity shows modest growth trajectory: five awards in 2024 increased to nine in 2025, with one award in 2026 through the snapshot date. The vendor faces recompete exposure of $481 thousand across six awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, including the Coast Guard's TRACEN Petaluma satellite service contract (option year four exercised in September 2025 for $68.8 thousand through August 2027) and multiple Army CCTV and camera installation orders. Combined obligated dollars across the portfolio are $2.8 million (94% realization against $2.9 million potential value), indicating stable execution. Derint operates with no subcontract footprint; all awards are prime contracts. The vendor carries no federal vehicle seats and competes on individual set-aside solicitations, primarily through GSA Schedules and agency-specific small business set-asides, with work performed at customer sites across CONUS military installations and federal facilities in Texas, California, New Mexico, Wyoming, Nevada, Iowa, and coastal locations.