Horizon Industries, LIMITED

Horizon Industries, LIMITED, a minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Tysons, Virginia, operates as a federal IT services prime contractor (95% of recent awards) across civilian and defense agencies, competing predominantly under full-and-open procurement on non-set-aside delivery orders and indefinite delivery vehicles, with recent major additions to two Total Small Business set-aside GWACs. The company delivers cloud migration, system modernization, cybersecurity support, legacy application sustainment, API infrastructure, case management modernization, and enterprise logistics IT operations—grounded in a $89.84 billion combined potential-value award footprint across 242 prime and sub awards since 2001.

Horizon's customer concentration reflects a heavy defense tilt anchored in the Defense Logistics Agency. The top five funding agencies account for 64% of award count: DLA Disposition Services (70 awards, $12.9 million potential value), DLA Land and Maritime (25 awards, $18.15 billion), DLA Aviation (22 awards, $253.2 million), Department of Transportation Federal Transit Administration (20 awards, $35.2 million), and DLA Headquarters (17 awards, $33.4 million). The dollar ranking diverges significantly—NASA leads by potential value ($40 billion across 2 awards), followed by DLA Land and Maritime ($18.15 billion), and Naval Sea Systems Command ($9.28 billion)—driven by two recently awarded GWACs and one broad Navy IDIQ that dwarf the transaction count. This concentration around DLA's enterprise IT infrastructure work and high-ceiling govemment-wide vehicles carries asymmetric recompete risk: six awards totaling $77.7 million in potential value complete within the next twenty-four months, most on shorter-duration DLA task orders.

Vehicle position anchors Horizon's federal footprint. The vendor sits on the Multiple Award Schedule (63 task orders, $875.3 million potential value), the DLA JETS indefinite-delivery contract ($11.93 billion ceiling, 23 recent task orders, $196.3 million), a $4 billion Naval Sea Systems Command SEAPORT-NXG IDIQ (minimum-guarantee task order to date), a $20 billion NASA SEWP VI GWAC in both Total Small Business and Partial Small Business set-aside flavors (awarded November 2026), the GSA POLARIS GWAC (Total Small Business set-aside, December 2024), and the GSA OASIS+ Unrestricted IDIQ (December 2024, no set-aside). The SEWP VI and POLARIS additions in Q4 2026 mark a strategic shift toward small-business set-aside vehicles; prior to these, Horizon competed primarily on unrestricted full-and-open IDIQs and MAS delivery orders.

Activity trajectory shows volatility: six awards in 2022, five in 2023, twenty in 2024, five in 2025, and three in 2026 (through mid-November). The 2024 spike reflects multiple DLA JETS task-order awards and the NAVY SEAPORT-NXG IDIQ issuance in January 2025. Recent work includes a $19.95 million HHS case management modernization delivery order under MAS through August 2031, three DLA JETS orders in September 2025 (FLIS legacy sustainment at $7.01 million, API implementation support at $5.9 million, external application incident response at $5.4 million), and a $14.7 million Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division case management modernization order under MAS issued February 2024 with continuing performance through August 2026.

SCI-reported invoicing across FY2022–FY2025 totaled $66.4 million in federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold. Prime-contract invoicing grew from $12 million in FY2022 (48.4 FTEs) through a peak of $23.2 million in FY2024 (74.2 FTEs), before declining to $14.4 million in FY2025 (58.3 FTEs)—reflecting the lag between award issuance and work performance and the concentration of task orders in late 2025. Government-paid blended hourly rates on prime contracts ran median $125.38 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $100.52 per hour and the 90th percentile at $180.09 per hour, consistent with mid-range IT services and modernization consulting. GSA Schedule labor offerings span 47 categories from Technical Writer at $62.52 per hour through Senior Trainer/Facilitator at $428.71 per hour, covering systems developers, cybersecurity roles, incident responders, and management consultants; no security-cleared positions are offered. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors performed approximately 18% of contractor hours, with 35 named subcontractors appearing in the dataset—a typical sub-engagement posture for mid-market IT integrators managing their own delivery teams while routing specialized work to tier-one partners.

Subcontractor relationships show Horizon positioned as a second-tier performer under large integrators. Named subs include Deloitte Consulting LLP (Defense Retired and Annuitant Pay modernization code conversion, December 2024, and DLA FLIS systems administration and application programming, September 2025), Accenture Federal Services LLC (Warehouse Management System FLIS toolwork, two awards in September 2024), General Dynamics Information Technology (Defense Stockpile Management Systems maintenance and enhancement, July 2024), Guidehouse Inc. (FDA IBAPS IT technical and functional services for budget automation, two February 2024 awards), Forge Group LLC (two Foreign Military Sales Army Case Execution System prototype awards in June and September 2024), and The MITRE Corporation (State Department cyber capacity building, January 2024). The sub footprint reflects Horizon's role as a specialized delivery contractor on large program integrations rather than as a feeder subcontractor; sub awards comprise only 5% of Horizon's total award count.

Category concentration identifies Horizon across Custom Computer Programming Services (69 awards), Other Computer Related Services (63 awards), and Other Management Consulting Services (46 awards) in NAICS; by PSC, IT and Telecom–Other IT and Telecommunications dominates (42 awards), followed by Logistics Support (37 awards) and Professional Services–Other (28 awards). The breadth reflects Horizon's positioning as a general-purpose federal IT services and modernization vendor without deep specialization in a single domain, enabling competitive bidding across DLA's sprawling IT infrastructure footprint and civilian agencies' modernization initiatives.

Horizon Industries is the Government's IT Partner. We perform Needs Assessment, Systems Design & Development, Business Case Analysis, Economic Analysis, Data Analysis, CRM Implementation, ERP Implementation.