District Moving Companies, Inc.

District Moving Companies, Inc., a small business joint venture and Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Waldorf, Maryland, provides domestic packing, household goods relocation, office moving, furniture disassembly and removal, and storage services to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor across 200 awards spanning forty-one customer agencies. The company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides on a subset of awards; recent activity shows no set-aside designation on the majority of recent task orders.

The vendor's customer base is heavily concentrated by dollar value but dispersed by award count. The Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters dominates potential value at $500.6 million across eleven awards—a structural anomaly driven by one or two high-ceiling awards rather than consistent volume; the Marine Corps leads by award count with forty-nine awards totaling $2.8 million combined potential value. The Department of the Interior Office of Policy Management and Budget, the Pretrial Services Agency, and the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command round out the top five by potential value. The top five customers account for 99% of combined potential value, but the top five by award count account for only 50%, signaling that District operates a high-volume, low-dollar task-order business with occasional larger one-off procurements.

District Moving Companies holds three primary vehicle positions: the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with a $475 thousand ceiling (valid through August 2028), a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Pretrial Services Agency valued at $250 thousand (extending through September 2029), and multiple Army Sustainment Command Indefinite Delivery Contracts for local moves in the Maryland/DC area under Total Small Business set-asides. The GSA Schedule is the highest-activity vehicle, generating forty delivery orders valued at $2.8 million combined potential value; a Blanket Purchase Agreement (M0026413A0019) accounts for forty-seven task orders at $358 thousand, and the Multiple Award Schedule vehicle more broadly shows thirty-eight task orders at $2.4 million. GSA Schedule labor categories span packing ($41.98/hr), warehouse and installation supervision ($48.15–$58.77/hr), project management and coordination ($73.68–$92.49/hr), and commercial driver roles ($128.14/hr), all requiring high school education and most requiring two to five years of relevant experience. Packer and Driver-Tractor Trailer roles carry security-clearance requirements.

Recent award activity shows a declining trend: five awards in 2022, four in 2023, six in 2024, three in 2025, and two in 2026 year-to-date. The combined potential value across all two hundred awards is $516 million, but only $5.8 million (1% of potential value) has been obligated—a reflection of the indefinite-delivery vehicle structure typical in federal moving and logistics. Representative recent work includes a $164.6 thousand moving services award from the Pretrial Services Agency for lease decommissioning (June 2024), an $95.5 thousand BPA call order from the same agency for furniture and equipment relocation (October 2025), an $8.9 thousand delivery order from Washington Headquarters Service for surplus furniture disassembly and relocation under Total Small Business set-aside (August 2024), and a $4.3 thousand gym equipment move from FAA to the Udall Building (July 2026). The vendor's capability framing is grounded in NAICS codes for used household and office goods moving (118 awards), packing and crating (32 awards), and logistics consulting (14 awards combined), and PSC codes for motor freight relocation, packing and crating, and office furniture installation.

District operates as a pure prime—all two hundred awards in the source are prime awards; no subcontractor activity is recorded. The Service Contract Inventory dataset, which covers federal service contracts above $150 thousand, shows zero prime records and two subcontractor records in FY2024, indicating that District's federal revenue lies almost entirely below the SCI reporting threshold or in goods and task-order categories outside SCI scope. The vendor has been registered in SAM.gov since April 2002 and maintains a long-standing federal footprint in distributed, on-demand relocation support across civilian and defense sectors.

District Moving Companies, Inc. is a family-owned, leader in professional moving and storage since 2001, delivering seamless residential, commercial, and government relocations across the DMV region and beyond. As a certified GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contractor , we provide pre-negotiated, compliant office relocation, reconfiguration, packing, transport, and setup services tailored to federal agencies. Our dedicated government services team excels in regulatory compliance, security protocols, and high-stakes moves.

We also support military PCS relocations and MACS facility needs with secure 120,000 sq ft warehousing for records, furniture, and supplies. With decades of trusted service to federal and military clients, we ensure on-time, on-budget performance with personalized attention and cutting-edge services.