Global Industries, Inc.

Global Industries, Inc., doing business as Global Industries Of New Jersey, is a foreign-owned, for-profit commercial office furniture manufacturer and distributor that operates exclusively as a prime contractor in full-and-open federal procurement, holding 133 federal awards with combined potential value of $205.6 million across civilian and defense agencies since the early 1980s. The company is headquartered in Marlton, New Jersey, and competes on the open market without SBA set-aside designations; its federal footprint is dominated by office furniture delivery orders and blanket purchase agreements under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule.

Global Industries' customer concentration is extreme and creates significant recompete and pipeline risk. The GSA Federal Acquisition Service accounts for $202.2 million (98% of combined potential value) across ten awards, nearly all of which are single-award and multiple-award blanket purchase agreements under the Integrated Workplace Acquisition Center (IWAC) portfolio. The vendor holds four active BPAs valued at $5 million, $30 million, $50 million, and $50 million respectively, all running through 2027 and all issued by GSA FAS. These four vehicles alone represent $135 million in aggregate ceiling value and serve as the distribution channel through which task orders flow to other federal agencies. The next-largest customer by dollar volume, the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard, accounts for just $304 thousand across ten awards—a stark disparity. Of the 133 awards in the source footprint, 103 task orders (77%) are placed against the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, and nearly all GSA awards funnel through the four IWAC BPAs.

Recent activity has declined sharply. The vendor recorded eleven awards in 2022, thirteen in 2023, nine in 2024, and only three in 2025, with one award dated February 2026. The recompete cliff is significant: the four GSA IWAC BPAs will reach their October 31, 2027 and April 5, 2027 ultimate completion dates within the next 18 months, representing the bulk of the vendor's $135 million IWAC ceiling—a massive recompete exposure and potential pipeline cliff if GSA FAS does not extend or re-award to Global Industries on successor vehicles. Representative recent delivery orders include a $31,543.51 order from the Bureau of Administration (February 2026) for lobby seating, a $224,527.99 FEMA order (September 2024) for Center for Domestic Preparedness Building 640 furniture with a no-cost period extension through February 2026, a $121,344.35 Department of Veterans Affairs order (September 2022) for office furniture at the Alpharetta facility, and an $88,409.94 U.S. Attorney's Office order (August 2023) for furniture delivery, installation, and trash removal. Orders consistently span desks, chairs, modular systems, storage units, and installation services.

The vendor has no subcontract footprint and conducts no work as a sub-recipient or sub-awardee on grants. All 133 awards are prime contracts or prime IDVs. The vendor operates across 54 distinct customer agencies, but this breadth masks heavy dependence on GSA as a distribution vehicle; most orders originate from civilian agencies such as the Department of State, Department of Justice, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of the Army Corps of Engineers, and the Department of Homeland Security. Combined dollars obligated to date are just $3.5 million (2% of combined potential value), indicating that the BPAs are large-ceiling vehicles with modest drawdown to date and that most of the portfolio consists of delivery orders at the sub-$100 thousand level. The NAICS profile is 118 awards in Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing, seven in Wood Office Furniture Manufacturing, and remainder in miscellaneous manufacturing and wholesaling.