DKW Communications, Inc.

DKW Communications, Inc. is a federal government contractor specializing in information technology and communications support services. The company has secured contracts with various civilian agencies, including the National Institutes of Health and the Department of the Interior. DKW Communications leverages its over 20 years of experience supporting federal agencies, having won contracts totaling over $182 million for the Department of Energy and $1.25 million for the General Services Administration. As a small, minority-owned business, DKW Communications has demonstrated its capability to provide a range of IT and communications services to meet federal agency needs.

Recent federal contract awards showcase DKW Communications' diverse service offerings. In September 2023, the company was awarded a $105,934.66 firm fixed price delivery order by the National Institutes of Health National Institute on Aging to provide communications support services over a one-year base period. This contract, awarded under the Chief Information Officer - Solutions and Partners 3 Small Business Government-wide Acquisition Contract, aims to assist the NIH NIA in communicating its research programs and findings to stakeholders. In June 2022, DKW Communications secured a $969,447.20 firm fixed price task order from the Department of the Interior's Office of Policy Management and Budget for information technology support services in Lakewood, Colorado. This task order was awarded against a Department of the Interior Blanket Purchase Agreement for information dissemination and support services.

DKW Communications holds a significant Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the Department of the Interior's Office of Policy Management and Budget, awarded in June 2020 with an ultimate completion date of June 2025. This single-award BPA, established under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, enables the company to provide a wide range of information technology support services. Through multiple call orders, DKW has received contracts valued from $283,000 to over $1.2 million to support infrastructure and digital software development. Work under this BPA is performed in Lakewood, Colorado and Washington, D.C., utilizing various pricing structures including labor hours, time and materials, and firm fixed price. The scope of services appears to include assistance with maintaining and enhancing the Department's technical operations and software systems, supporting the Interior Department's digital operations and management of its programs related to federal lands and natural resources.