Genex Systems, LLC

Genex Systems, LLC, a women-owned small business headquartered in Newport News, Virginia, delivers infrastructure engineering laboratory support, enterprise geospatial services, and professional services to federal agencies primarily as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards), operating under WOSB and total small business set-asides across transportation and space agencies. The firm is certified as a Women-Owned Small Business, Minority-Owned, and Asian-Pacific American-owned entity structured as a limited liability company.

Genex's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Federal Highway Administration, which accounts for 99 awards totaling $375.7 million in combined potential value across the vendor's portfolio—representing 74% of all awards and 7% of total potential value when accounting for the substantial ceiling on Navy work. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Langley Research Center, Kennedy Space Center, and Marshall Space Flight Center together account for 14 awards worth $56.5 million. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors $1.01 billion in potential value across six awards, driven by Genex's recent seats on OASIS+ vehicles. A significant outlier appears in the top-customers-by-potential-value ranking: the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command carries two awards with combined potential value of $3.96 billion, substantially exceeding the combined value of FHWA's entire award footprint and suggesting either a major IDIQ ceiling or a low-probability-of-award vehicle. This Navy presence contrasts sharply with Genex's primary operating posture, which is civilian-focused transportation and space.

Genex's vehicle portfolio anchors on two GSA OASIS+ IDIQs—the OASIS+ Total Small Business Set-Aside and OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business vehicles, both awarded in 2024 with identical placeholder ceilings and terminal dates in 2029–2030—alongside agency-specific IDIQs with FHWA and NASA. The top five parent vehicles are two FHWA indefinite-delivery contracts (DTFH6111D00010 and DTFH6107D00034) with 25 and 21 task orders respectively totaling $12.9 million combined, the GSA Multiple Award Schedule with 13 task orders worth $40.2 million, the Research and Technical Support for Infrastructure Laboratories IDIQ with seven task orders totaling $38.5 million, and DTFH6113D00011 with seven task orders worth $4.7 million. Genex also holds a $65 million FHWA Technical Support Services Contract for Infrastructure Engineering Laboratories (multiple-award, total small business set-aside, ultimate completion September 29, 2030) and a $24 million NASA Langley single-award IDIQ for Enterprise Geospatial Support Services (WOSB set-aside, extending through April 30, 2030).

Recent capability work demonstrates dual specialization. Infrastructure laboratory support dominates FHWA work: a $9.58 million hybrid firm-fixed-price and cost-plus-fixed-fee delivery order for Structures Laboratory technical support (May 16, 2025, completion September 15, 2027); a $9.10 million delivery order for Hydraulics Laboratory operations (May 5, 2025, completion November 4, 2027); and earlier delivery orders for aggregate petrography ($1.46 million ceiling, June 16, 2026), asphalt-binder and mixture testing ($5.99 million, May 2023), and chemistry laboratory support ($4.92 million, May 2023)—all structured as firm-fixed-price task orders under the $48 million IML Support Services IDIQ with performance in Chesapeake City, Maryland, McLean, Virginia, and Newport News, Virginia. Geospatial services flow through the NASA Langley IDIQ: delivery orders spanning five NASA centers totaling approximately $3.17 million (Langley Research Center $710,177, Ames Research Center $235,483, Johnson Space Flight Center $511,755, Stennis Space Center $545,257, and headquarters $1.162 million, all with completion dates in 2026–2027). A $1.49 million GSA Schedule delivery order for on-site engineering support to the Washington Federal Lands Highway Division (April 1, 2026, completion March 31, 2031) and a $3.93 million Tennessee engineering technician support order (October 1, 2025, completion September 30, 2030) round out civilian infrastructure work. Genex also holds two Small Business Innovation Research Phase II awards from the Department of Transportation: a $997,714.75 definitive contract for real-time monitoring and modeling of scour (August 23, 2021, completion August 22, 2023, now closed) and a $249,973.64 Phase IIB follow-on (October 30, 2024, completion October 29, 2026).

Activity has been volatile. Awards numbered four in 2022, six in 2023, four in 2024, nine in 2025, and three in the first half of 2026—suggesting a reacceleration in 2025 followed by a compressed first-half pipeline. Four awards with combined potential value of $19.5 million face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, presenting moderate recompete exposure concentrated in infrastructure laboratory support tasks. Genex operates as a prime on nearly all awards; only two subcontract awards appear in the source—a single SCI-identified sub role and one sub position under Teledyne Brown Engineering on the Marshall Space Flight Center Operations Systems, Services, and Integration II contract beginning January 1, 2023. The sub footprint is negligible, and SCI reporting shows zero invoiced revenue across FY2022–FY2024, inconsistent with the dollar magnitudes in the award portfolio. SCI FTE data show 15.8 FTEs in FY2022, zero in FY2023, and 27.2 FTEs in FY2024, with low subcontractor hour shares (0% average across prime contracts), indicating Genex builds its own delivery teams rather than routing work through subs.

GSA Schedule labor rates span $37.35 to $286.87 per hour across 81 unique categories, covering administrative and technical roles (public relations specialists, contracts administrators, GIS architects, system analysts, program managers, subject matter experts) with education requirements from high school through bachelor's degree and no cleared positions. The rate spectrum reflects professional services and technical engineering posture aligned with both infrastructure lab support and geospatial-services delivery.

Specializes in engineering research and development, testing and evaluation, software development and other IT services, and administrative multi-media, and professional services. Have extensive experience of working with NASA, DoD, and DoT.