Integrated Solutions And Services Unlimited, Inc.

Integrated Solutions And Services Unlimited, Inc., a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) headquartered in North Las Vegas, Nevada, operates as a prime contractor providing medical records scanning, document digitization, and file room management services to the Department of Veterans Affairs and other federal agencies. The firm is minority-owned, self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, and veteran-owned; it competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides across its federal footprint, though a material share of recent awards carry no set-aside designation, indicating open competition as well.

Integrated Solutions and Services Unlimited's federal revenue is concentrated almost entirely with the Veterans Health Administration across its regional networks. The top five VISNs (Veterans Integrated Service Networks 20, 22, 21, 15, and 9) account for 45 percent of recent awards by count but represent only a small fraction of combined potential value—approximately $14.4 million across 102 awards—because these are high-volume, low-dollar task orders. The dollar concentration tells a different story: the Department of Veterans Affairs Headquarters anchors the portfolio at $45.1 million combined potential value across seven awards, predominantly through the primary $32,781,184.73 single-award BPA for National Clinical Documentation Imaging Services running through September 2028. The Environmental Protection Agency Office of Administration and Resource Management appears unexpectedly in second place by potential value at $13.1 million across seven awards, a signal of emerging customer diversification. The VA's regional networks collectively represent the operational delivery footprint, with VISN 22 contributing $6.5 million and VISN 7 $7 million across mid-sized task orders for scanning and file room services at specific medical centers.

Integrated Solutions and Services Unlimited operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor—100 percent of the 225 awards in the source are prime contracts; the vendor has no recorded sub-award history. Within this prime posture, the vendor holds position on five named parent vehicles, anchored by BPA 36C10G23A0003 (43 task orders, $14.2 million combined potential value) and BPA VA11917A0229 (43 task orders, $4.1 million combined potential value). The Multiple Award Schedule vehicle carries 35 task orders and $7.2 million. These vehicles are the contracting mechanisms through which the VA flexibly issues work orders for document scanning, importing, indexing, and file room management across its network. A notable recent award is a $1.312 million definitive contract from the U.S. Army Criminal Investigation Command for document scanning, awarded July 15, 2024, representing rare non-VA prime work. Representative task orders include a $1.512 million scanning engagement with VISN 4 (Philadelphia) with completion through March 2029, a $1.377 million VISN 7 scanning call in Decatur, Georgia through November 2026, and a $2.4 million VISN 8 document imaging services BPA awarded October 1, 2025, through September 2027.

Activity has contracted year over year: 24 awards in calendar 2023 to 18 in 2024 to 16 in 2025, with only 10 awards recorded through early July 2026. The vendor faces recompete exposure of $10.1 million combined potential value across 21 awards completing within the next twenty-four months, including the $2.4 million VISN 8 BPA and the $1.512 million VISN 4 Philadelphia engagement.

SCI-reported invoicing captures only a narrow slice of the vendor's VA work—$2 million total across FY2023 and FY2024, with 36.9 FTEs in FY2023 declining to 23.1 FTEs in FY2024. On SCI-reportable prime contracts, government-paid hourly rates median around $15.03/hr, with rates at the tenth percentile near $9.83/hr and at the ninetieth percentile near $25.89/hr, consistent with low-wage document scanning and file room labor. The vendor self-performs all reported hours with zero subcontractor engagement across SCI records. This pricing posture and workforce profile align with the vendor's core business: high-volume document scanning backlogs, low-skill manual labor, and facility-based file room operations at scattered VA medical centers nationwide.

The vendor's capability portfolio is narrowly defined by the named work: document scanning (converting paper to digital image), document importing (loading images into VA electronic health record systems), indexing (tagging records for searchability), and file room management (organizing, storing, and retrieving physical files). The category concentration confirms this focus—150 of 225 awards fall under "Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services," despite this vendor's work being primarily manual scanning labor rather than IT infrastructure. The portfolio shows no meaningful exposure to defense, civilian IT modernization, or non-scanning services outside the VA ecosystem, with the single Army CIC document destruction order serving as an outlier rather than a growth vector. The vendor's set-aside posture is recurrent: SDVOSB set-asides dominate the award population, with a secondary cohort of open (no set-aside) task orders that still flow exclusively through existing VA BPA vehicles rather than competing on full-and-open GSA Schedules or government-wide IDIQs.

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