Geographic Information Services, Inc.

Geographic Information Services, Inc. (GIS), a HUBZone-certified joint venture subsidiary of Axim Geospatial LLC, delivers geospatial software development, enterprise systems integration, and GIS technical services to federal agencies predominantly as a prime contractor (99% of recent awards) on full-and-open competitive vehicles without set-aside designations.

GIS is headquartered in Hoover, Alabama, and operates as a for-profit corporate entity within Axim Geospatial LLC's parent structure. The vendor's federal portfolio centers on concrete geospatial capabilities: explosives safety siting software maintenance and development, Navy Georeadiness Enterprise System (GES) platform modernization and maintenance, geospatial data management and analysis, geographic information system architecture, and cloud migration support for defense and civilian agencies. GIS competes full-and-open across GSA schedules and agency-specific vehicles; HUBZone status is held but does not drive set-aside strategy in the recent award footprint.

Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominates GIS's revenue base. The vendor holds a $54.7 million single-award BPA with NAVFAC for Navy Geographic Information Services Lifecycle Maintenance (awarded December 2024, running through December 2026), which spans the Georeadiness Enterprise System platform and related enterprise services. Multiple task orders under this BPA include a $32.3 million Navy GIS TO1 Primary task order (performance through March 2030), a $5.6 million Master Planning Application Phase 4 effort (July 2030), a $1.43 million Navy Geographic Information Technology Services delivery order for air operations support (September 2027), and an $889 thousand Navy GIS Lift Storage System implementation task order (August 2028). Beyond NAVFAC, GIS supports the Department of the Army with $3.24 million in Explosives Safety Siting software maintenance (firm fixed price, running through September 2030 at Naval Construction Battalion Center Port Hueneme), the Air Force with a $2.48 million geospatial services delivery order to Air Mobility Command under the Air Force Geospatial Support IDIQ (awarded July 2024), and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention with $453 thousand in CDC PLACES interactive mapping application enhancements. The vendor also maintains ongoing geospatial specialist engagements with the Bureau of Land Management across multiple single-award BPA calls totaling $788 thousand to $880 thousand each for on-site GIS system specialists and data quality specialists supporting BLM geospatial operations through 2026–2027.

GIS's customer concentration aligns with its Navy focus. The top five funding agencies account for 37% of awards by count: Naval Facilities Engineering Command (30 awards, $245.3 million combined potential value), Department of the Army (26 awards, $64.8 million), Army Corps of Engineers Geospatial Center (26 awards, $114.3 million), Bureau of Land Management (25 awards, $72.3 million), and Army Corps of Engineers Mobile District (20 awards, $951 thousand). However, the top five by potential value are sharply anchored: Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command holds 15 awards worth $10 billion combined potential value—a threshold figure that dominates the portfolio's aggregate value—followed by Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($245.3 million across 30 awards), Navy Installations Command ($135.3 million across 11 awards), Army Corps of Engineers Geospatial Center ($114.3 million), and Bureau of Land Management ($72.3 million). The outsized Naval Sea Systems Command valuation reflects IDV ceiling values rather than obligated spend; GIS's actual SCI-reportable invoiced activity shows much smaller annual flow.

GIS places work primarily under the General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule (206 task orders, $480.8 million combined potential value), with secondary vehicles including an Indefinite Delivery Contract DACA0103D0019 (43 task orders, $1.8 million), an Indefinite Delivery Contract W9132V08D0004 (36 task orders, $35.3 million), the IT Schedule 70 (36 task orders, $97.9 million), and the Geospatial Technical Data and Support Services BPA with BLM (13 task orders, $8 million). The vendor's work concentrates in Other Computer Related Services (206 awards), Engineering Services (71 awards), and Computer Systems Design Services (41 awards) by NAICS code, with corresponding PSC distributions across Information Technology Software (85 awards), Architect and Engineering work (43 awards), and IT and Telecom data distribution (37 awards).

Service Contract Inventory data reveals material scale contraction. GIS reported $5.3 million in SCI-invoiced revenue across 25.2 FTEs in FY2022, $6.8 million across 25.5 FTEs in FY2023, declining to $2.3 million across 9.0 FTEs in FY2024 and $1.5 million across 6.3 FTEs in FY2025. This sharp decline suggests either contract consolidation, shift to non-SCI-reportable work (such as goods or classified services), or reduced utilization on federal services contracts in the SCI reporting threshold. On federal services contracts captured in SCI, government-paid hourly rates ran a median of $75.15 per hour, with senior labor pricing reaching $124.29 per hour at the 90th percentile. GSA Schedule labor categories span $125.17 to $265.90 per hour, covering roles from EOS analyst staff (bachelor's, one year experience) through EOS subject matter expert consultant (bachelor's, ten years experience); no security-cleared positions are offered in the active rate cards.

GIS operates as a prime on nearly all awards (99%) and self-performs substantial work; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for 24% of total contractor hours on average, with 14 named subcontractors reported across the portfolio. Four recent sub-awards appear under Ch2M Hill, Inc., for Naval Installation Restoration Information Solution (NIRIS) application and database management support (awarded February 2026, October 2025, January 2025, and September 2024), indicating sustained engagement as a feeder subcontractor on environmental and facilities information systems work for Ch2M Hill's defense portfolio.

Activity trajectory shows modest recent volume: two prime awards in 2026 (the most recent on September 29), six each in 2022–2025, and a combined potential value of $10.85 billion across 344 total awards since 1999. Of these, only six awards (combined potential value $5.6 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting limited near-term recompete exposure for the vendor compared to the scale of existing NAVFAC and Army work running through 2028–2030.

A geographic information services firm focusing on providing value to the GIS industry. Delivering services and solutions including: application development, architecture design, data services, training, implementation and support, staff augmentation, as well as geospatial internet of things (GeoIoT) integration services. Serving areas of Installation Management, Range Management, Energy Management Programs, Environmental Programs, Federal Emergency Management, Facilities Management, Asset Management, Utilities, National Cemeteries and other Federal Programs. Our 120+ GIS professionals with active security credentials or federal background checks, have: CISA, ITIL, CompTIA + / Security +, PMP, Oracle Cert. Professional, Six Sigma, GISP, ASPRS, Esri Cert. Desktop Associate, Esri Cert Desktop Prof., Esri Cert. Enterprise Associate, Esri Certified Enterprise Associate Geodata Management, Esri Web App Developer Assoc., Esri Enterprise System Design, Microsoft IIS, Microsoft OS/Network.