Evans Consoles Incorporated

Evans Consoles Incorporated, doing business as Evans Consoles Inc., is a small-business prime contractor that designs, manufactures, and installs operator consoles, control room furniture, and mission-critical workstations for federal agencies, competing predominantly under total small business set-asides and full-and-open procurements on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and agency-specific IDIQs. The company, headquartered in Vienna, Virginia, and established since 2004, operates as a for-profit manufacturer with a subsidiary, Evosite, Inc., and holds a $516.2 million single-award Indefinite Delivery Contract from the Federal Aviation Administration through October 2040 alongside a $500 thousand GSA Federal Supply Schedule vehicle with a five-year term through April 2029.

Evans Consoles operates almost entirely as a prime contractor—98% of its 337 awards in the source data carry prime responsibility—with specialized capability in control room infrastructure. The company's work centers on designing and fabricating slatwall console systems, operator workstations, sit-to-stand furniture, server racks with integrated consoles, and related installation and maintenance services for air traffic control towers, command operations centers, and secure facilities. Representative recent prime work includes a $1.526 million delivery order from the FAA (August 2026) for Terminal Flight Data Manager modernization consoles at Chicago O'Hare and Guam; a $1.187 million definitive contract from the FAA (September 2024) for slatwall console relocation and installation at a Terminal Radar Air Traffic Control Simulation Lab; a $890 thousand delivery order from the Air Force (April 2023) for mission console refresh at Building 600; a $501 thousand definitive contract from the FAA (May 2023) for slatwall console design, delivery, and installation at Fort Lauderdale Executive Air Traffic Control Tower; and a $393 thousand definitive contract from the FAA Southern Region (July 2025) for console and slatwall design and installation at Orlando Executive Air Traffic Control Tower. The company offers preventative maintenance and cleaning services under its branded "EvansCare" program, evident in a $144 thousand delivery order from the U.S. Secret Service (September 2024) exercising option year 1 for furniture cleaning and maintenance through September 2029.

Customer concentration is extreme: the FAA Headquarters accounts for 66 awards worth $601.7 million in combined potential value—84% of the company's total portfolio potential value of $709.9 million. This concentration reflects Evans Consoles' role as the primary console solution system designer and fabricator for FAA facilities under the 15-year IDIQ. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service ranks second by potential value at $60.2 million across four awards (driven by the GSA MAS ceiling); however, this represents the vehicle container rather than direct GSA demand. The FAA Great Lakes Region contributes 14 awards worth $16.8 million. The Air Force (28 awards, $3.8 million) and Air National Guard (21 awards, $2.9 million) rank fourth and fifth by award count but represent a small dollar share. Across 84 distinct customer agencies, the top five funding agencies account for 97% of combined potential value, with the FAA representing the vast majority.

Evans Consoles places task orders under three primary parent vehicles: the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (176 task orders, $25.4 million combined potential value), the FAA Indefinite Delivery Contract DTFACN11D00001 (36 task orders, $15.7 million), and the FAA Indefinite Delivery Contract DTFACN12D00010 (22 task orders, $9.4 million). Historical FAA vehicles from the 2017–2022 period (DOT ATCT and TRACON Slatwall Consoles) generated 12 task orders valued at $48.5 million. Evans Consoles holds two active IDVs: the $516.2 million FAA single-award IDIQ through October 2040 (total small business set-aside, awarded October 2025), which issued its first delivery order in August 2026 for $1.526 million, and a $500 thousand GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (no set-aside, awarded April 2024, effective through April 2029) covering new electronic equipment and equipment maintenance and repair services under special item numbers 33411 and 811212.

Activity remained flat from 2022 to 2025—five awards per year in 2022 and 2023, twelve in both 2024 and 2025—with only four awards recorded in 2026 to date. The recompete cliff for the next twenty-four months shows minimal exposure: four awards with combined potential value of $591 thousand reach ultimate completion by September 2027. The company's invoiced revenue base is modest relative to the potential-value ceiling—combined dollars obligated across all awards total $55 million, or 8% of the $709.9 million combined potential value, reflecting the company's role as a manufacturer fulfilling task orders and delivery orders on an as-needed basis rather than sustaining continuous revenue draw.

Evans Consoles operates primarily in NAICS 334112 (Office Furniture except Wood Manufacturing) and 316999 (Furniture Merchant Wholesalers), with PSC coding split between office furniture (172 awards) and miscellaneous furniture and fixtures (88 awards). In its subcontractor role—2% of the portfolio—Evans Consoles supplies console assemblies and workstation components to CAE USA Inc. (three sub-awards for F-16 simulator training programs), Raytheon Company (two sub-awards for production and engineering services), JT4 LLC (one sub-award for Joint Range Technical Services enhancements), and Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. (one sub-award for security monitoring station consoles). The subcontract work centers on simulator consoles, training program support, and specialized workstations for defense primes. Set-aside posture across the prime portfolio includes total small business designations on roughly 40% of awards, with the remainder carrying no set-aside or competing full-and-open; the October 2025 FAA IDIQ and several mission-critical delivery orders maintain total small business set-aside status, anchoring the company's small-business positioning despite competing across diverse customer agencies.