Gc&E Federal, LLC

Gc&E Federal, LLC, an SBA 8(a)-certified Alaska Native Corporation-owned small disadvantaged business based in Norcross, Georgia, operates as a prime contractor on federal cabling, telecommunications, and IT infrastructure services, winning 96% of recent awards as prime and competing predominantly under 8(a) sole-source and competitive set-asides. The vendor is a child entity of Bristol Bay Government Services Group, LLC, itself an Alaska Native Corporation-owned firm, and competes across electrical contracting (NAICS 238210), computer facilities management (NAICS 541513), and telecommunications carrier work (NAICS 517310).

Gc&E Federal's customer base is heavily concentrated in Army cyber operations. The Department of the Army Cyber Command accounts for 87% of recent awards by count (64 awards) and 95% of combined potential value ($1.04 billion). The remaining customer set—Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Army Materiel Command, Joint Munitions Command, Missile Defense Agency, and the Internal Revenue Service—together represent 5% of dollars. This concentration reflects Gc&E Federal's entrenchment in Army Cyber Command's infrastructure and cabling programs, with sustained order flow across Fort Gordon (now Fort Eisenhower), Fort Jackson, Dugway Proving Ground, and Fort Bliss.

The vendor holds four named parent vehicles. The largest is Indefinite Delivery Contract W9124921D0003 (a single-award 8(a) sole-source cabling IDV with Army Cyber Command, $19.49 million ceiling, expiring August 19, 2026), which anchors 59 task orders valued at $4.7 million. Gc&E Federal also sits on the Information Management Communications Services IV (IMCS IV) contract, a $990 million multiple-award vehicle issued by Army Cyber Command on June 18, 2023 (completion June 17, 2028), under which it has placed 2 task orders worth $6.7 million combined. The vendor was added to the OASIS+8(a) governmentwide multiple-award IDIQ on April 16, 2025, with a ceiling marked as $999,999,999,999 (a system placeholder; no real ceiling specified). Most recently, Gc&E Federal received a position on the Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ awarded by the Missile Defense Agency on December 29, 2025, with a ten-year period through December 28, 2035, carrying a placeholder ceiling; the initial task order ($500, firm fixed price) was issued the same day for Huntsville, Alabama performance.

Representative prime work includes a $26.3 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for cancer surveillance informatics system development and operations (awarded July 20, 2024, completion September 19, 2026); a $9.68 million 8(a) sole-source Army cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for Dugway Proving Ground IT portfolio support (January 31, 2024); a $7.55 million 8(a) sole-source definitive contract with Army Cyber Command for Fort Devens command, control, communications, computer, and information management services (January 17, 2025); and recurring cabling delivery orders under the $19.49 million Army Cyber Command IDV ranging from under $2,000 to $701,209 per task, with over 59 individual orders issued since 2021. The vendor also holds $5.14 million (8(a) sole source, Joint Base Meyer-Henderson Hall transmission and telecommunications support, August 1, 2022) and $1.58 million (administrative telephone services at Tobyhanna Army Depot, 8(a) sole source, July 14, 2025) definitive contracts.

Activity has fluctuated year over year—23 awards in 2022, declining to 14 by 2024, then recovering to 16 in 2025 before a light start in 2026 (2 awards to date). Three awards with combined potential value of $28.3 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure on smaller task orders but not on the large IDVs. The combined potential value across all 82 recent awards stands at $1.09 billion, with only $56.2 million (5%) obligated to date—a signal that the vendor is carrying a heavy inventory of ceiling value not yet drawn down, particularly on the newly awarded SHIELD and OASIS+8(a) vehicles.

Service Contract Inventory data covers a limited window (FY2022–FY2024) and shows SCI-reportable invoiced revenue of $2 million in FY2024 across 3.9 FTEs on prime contracts; the vendor reported 13.2 total FTEs (1 prime, 2 sub records) in FY2024 when including subcontractor labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the median government-paid hourly rate was $244.95 per hour. Subcontractor engagement is the dominant delivery model: 86% of contractor hours on prime contracts were subcontracted, with four named subs reported across the SCI dataset. The vendor appears on sub awards to Microtechnologies LLC (managed telecommunications services, March 2, 2026) and STS Government Solutions (video teleconference installation for 688 Cyber Wing, September 22, 2023), signaling secondary revenue from larger primes as well.

Gc&E Federal's award trajectory and vehicle position place it in a strong posture for Army Cyber Command infrastructure work but expose it to concentration risk should Army Cyber Command reprioritize or consolidate cabling and IT infrastructure procurement. The recent additions to SHIELD and OASIS+8(a) broaden optionality beyond Army Cyber Command, though no task orders have materialized on those vehicles yet. The vendor's reliance on subcontractors for 86% of labor hours on SCI-reportable work suggests a systems-integrator or infrastructure-management posture rather than a build-and-staff-your-own-team model.