I-2-I Solutions, Inc.

I-2-I Solutions, Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Richmond, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor delivering facility maintenance, water quality testing, environmental remediation, and specialized infrastructure support services to over 100 federal agencies. The company competes predominantly under set-asides—SDVOSB and total small business designations anchor roughly 85% of recent awards—and holds veteran-owned small business (VOSB) certifications valid through January 28, 2028.

I-2-I Solutions anchors its delivery model on concrete capability areas grounded in award activity: water quality monitoring and Legionella testing (40 awards in NAICS 541380 — Testing Laboratories and Services), HVAC preventative and corrective maintenance and equipment repair (34 awards in NAICS 331XXX machinery repair), plumbing and mechanical contractor work (27 awards in NAICS 238220), and electrical infrastructure and fire safety systems (15 awards in NAICS 238210). Representative contracts span water testing at Veterans Affairs medical centers (a $2.67 million SDVOSB IDC with VA Central Texas Health Care System for continuous monitoring and microbiological analysis through March 2030); mobile crane fleet preventative maintenance at Letterkenny Army Depot ($772 thousand IDC with Army Contracting Command–Redstone, nine delivery orders issued to date); and snow and ice removal for Army Reserve facilities ($8.1 million combined potential across seven awards, including a $581.8 thousand delivery order for Johnstown, Pennsylvania operations through March 2026). Water-focused work—sample collection, laboratory analysis, Legionella testing, dialysis water systems, sterile processing validation—represents the vendor's largest technical concentration, with a median government-paid rate of $95.32 per hour across SCI-reportable prime work (FY2024 invoicing of $947 thousand across 4.1 contractor-delivered FTEs).

Customer concentration reflects fragmentation across civilian and defense agencies. The top five funding customers by potential value account for 35% of combined dollars: the Army Reserve Command ($8.1 million across seven awards), VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 17 ($6.3 million across eight awards, anchored by a $2.55 million water quality monitoring contract through August 2029), the Marine Corps ($3.1 million across eight awards including cooling tower and maintenance contracts at Beaufort and Parris Island through January 2030), Air Combat Command ($2.1 million across 15 awards for HVAC, asbestos testing, and crane services), and Army Contracting Command–Redstone ($2 million across 12 awards). By award count, Air Combat Command (15 awards, $2.1 million), the Coast Guard (12 awards, $595 thousand), and Army Contracting Command–Redstone (12 awards, $2 million) lead, but dollar concentration skews toward Army Reserve and VA network-level customers. The vendor serves 109 distinct agencies in recent activity, indicating broad but thin coverage outside its core VA and Army customers.

I-2-I Solutions maintains vehicle positions across a mixed portfolio. The vendor holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract ($475 thousand ceiling through October 2029) with 18 active labor categories spanning janitor and grounds maintenance ($38.69–$49.09/hr) through HVAC mechanic and program manager roles ($109.96–$173.74/hr), no security-cleared positions offered. Nine delivery orders have been issued against the Letterkenny Army Depot Indefinite Delivery Contract (W911N225D0003, $772 thousand ceiling through January 2028) for crane fleet maintenance. Other active IDIQs include single-award contracts with VA VISN 17 (water quality monitoring, $2.55 million), VA VISN 8 (water testing, $734 thousand), Marine Corps (cooling tower maintenance and non-recurring services, $2.65 million, three delivery orders issued), Army Reserve Command (snow removal, $6.23 million ceiling for Johnstown facilities), and blanket purchase agreements with Air Combat Command for rooftop snow removal at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (Alaska, $1 million BPA ceiling through January 2031) and for asbestos/lead testing and abatement services ($500 thousand ceiling, five task orders issued across Offutt AFB and other ACC installations through August 2030). The vendor also operates a five-year HVAC management and air duct cleaning BPA with Air Combat Command at Moody Air Force Base ($221.7 thousand ceiling through August 2030) and a crash recovery crane services BPA for the same command ($250 thousand ceiling).

Activity has accelerated sharply: one award in 2005, 28 in 2023, 127 in 2024, 126 in 2025, and 26 through July 2026. Twenty-nine awards carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, representing $6.4 million in combined potential value and recompete exposure. The vendor operates 100% as a prime (308 awards, zero subs) and does not use subcontractors on SCI-reportable prime contracts (0% average sub-hours share), indicating a build-own-deliver model with direct labor deployment rather than supply-chain reliance. GSA Schedule labor portfolio pricing—spanning $38.69/hr for entry-level grounds maintenance through $173.74/hr for program managers—positions the vendor in the mid-to-lower-tier for specialized infrastructure work, consistent with SDVOSB and small business set-aside cost competitiveness.

We empower our clients to safeguard health and run seamless operations by delivering comprehensive Facility Management, Maintenance, and Water Quality Services that promote safety, ensure compliance, and enhance systems and infrastructure.