Garrison Technology Group, Inc.

Garrison Technology Group, Inc., a Subchapter S corporation based in Fairfax, Virginia, operates exclusively as a subcontractor to federal prime contractors, delivering data services and technical support to civilian agencies. The vendor has no prime awards and does not hold seats on government-wide vehicles; all eight recent awards are sub positions under primes, primarily ECS Federal, LLC. Garrison operates in a full-and-open competitive posture with no stated SBA set-aside certifications.

Garrison's recent award footprint spans eight sub-awards across three federal customer agencies, concentrated in the civilian IT and data-services space. The Department of Homeland Security Office of the Chief Information Officer dominates the portfolio at five awards, with the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division holding two awards and the Department of Commerce National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration one award. The vendor's work across sub-awards includes data services branch technical support services, architecture development and engineering management services, and federal supply schedule labor funding. Recent sub task activity under ECS Federal includes multiple 2025 and 2026 awards for data services branch technical support on BPA calls and a November 2025 subcontract modification for ADEMS (Architecture, Development, Engineering, and Management Services). Two March 2026 awards — an ITSSS-2 Master BPA increase ceiling and add-funding — represent Garrison's most recent activity, indicating ongoing engagement on DHS Information Technology Schedule 70 work.

Garrison's footprint sits almost entirely under ECS Federal as the prime contractor, with all named subcontract work routed through that relationship. The vendor's capability concentration runs across custom computer programming services (four awards), engineering services (two awards), and other computer-related services (two awards), spanning primarily federal civilian IT modernization and data management. Combined dollars obligated across the eight recent sub-awards total $3.6 million, with the bulk of activity concentrated in 2025 (six awards). Service Contract Inventory data reflects minimal federal services reporting for the vendor — three SCI records in FY2022 capturing 2.6 FTEs as a named subcontractor, suggesting either sub-threshold contract volumes, emerging scale in the federal space, or concentrated work on vehicles or contract types not fully captured in SCI reporting. The vendor's trajectory indicates recent entry or expansion into the federal subcontracting space, with growth from initial work in 2025 through ongoing task orders and ceiling modifications in 2026.