Interface Media Group Inc.

Interface Media Group Inc., a Washington, D.C.-based creative media agency, operates as a prime contractor delivering video production, graphic design, animation, photography, studio support, and audiovisual services to federal agencies under the Total Small Business set-aside and full-and-open competitions. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open rather than under set-aside vehicles, though recent awards under the HHS $4 million IDIQ carry Total Small Business designations. Interface Media Group has been registered in SAM since 2002 and operates as a for-profit corporate entity with no identified minority, women-owned, or other SBA certifications beyond small-business status.

The vendor's customer base spans 42 federal agencies, but award concentration runs through HHS and related entities. The Department of Health and Human Services Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration anchors the relationship with 13 awards and $8.4 million in combined potential value, driven primarily by the $4 million single-award IDIQ for HHS TV Studio and Production Division studio support services (awarded January 14, 2022, running through January 13, 2027). The Smithsonian Institution ranks second by award count with 11 awards and $544 thousand in combined potential value, dominated by smaller multimedia and virtual-event work. When ranked by potential value, the Department of State Bureau of International Information Programs rises to the top with $12.1 million across four awards, including a $321,500 12-month Storyblock subscription for stock video and audio content and earlier global video and broadcasting services contracts. GSA Federal Acquisition Service (primarily through task orders against the Multiple Award Schedule) and HHS Assistant Secretary for Financial Resources together account for another $11.6 million.

Interface Media Group holds three active parent vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) contract, awarded September 23, 2021, and running through September 22, 2026, carries 49 task orders valued at $16.4 million in combined potential value, making it the vendor's primary ordering vehicle. Work under MAS spans civilian agencies—the Department of Defense placed a $1.346 million delivery order for public affairs video production support at Fort Belvoir under a Total Small Business set-aside (June 9, 2025); the Department of Justice issued $850,634 for public service announcement production on time-and-materials (June 20, 2023); the Department of Transportation awarded $245,574 for Safe Streets and Roads For All photography and videography support (September 27, 2023); and GSA itself placed orders for design excellence video editing and mural photography. The HHS IDIQ (contract 75P00122D00002, $4 million ceiling) has generated 13 task orders worth $8.8 million and represents the vendor's most stable revenue stream, with recent orders including $532,581 for TV studio and production support services (February 1, 2026, time-and-materials), $130,891 for broadcast equipment support and studio upgrades including replacement of end-of-life lighting fixtures (September 30, 2025, firm fixed-price), and earlier orders spanning five years of performance beginning February 2022. The National Gallery of Art awarded a single-award $826,304 indefinite delivery contract for virtual event services (June 8, 2022, through June 6, 2027), reflecting the vendor's capability in live streaming, interactive digital platforms, and hybrid event delivery.

GSA Schedule labor spans 30 categories, with rates ranging from Camera Operator - Studio at $45.86 per hour (associates-level) through Director - Studio at $117.94 per hour (bachelor's degree, five years experience). Intermediate roles such as Video Engineer, Audio Engineer, and Technical Director run $65–$79 per hour. No security-cleared positions are offered. Service Contract Inventory data shows $4.7 million in invoiced federal service revenue in FY2023 against 13.1 contractor FTEs (full-time equivalents), with government-paid median hourly rates running $134.54 per hour across prime contracts. The vendor reports zero FTEs and zero SCI-reportable invoiced revenue in FY2022 and FY2024, indicating SCI captures only a limited subset of annual activity and that revenue flows through non-SCI-reportable vehicles (goods purchases, micro-transactions, and fixed-price task orders falling below the $150,000 SCI threshold). Interface Media Group operates entirely as a prime contractor with no subcontractor engagement—all 120 awards in the source are prime positions, and SCI records show zero sub-hours across reportable prime contracts.

Activity has contracted year over year. The source reports 10 awards in 2022, 10 in 2023, 6 in 2024, 3 in 2025, and 1 as of February 2026, reflecting a declining trajectory. Five awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $4.9 million and face recompete risk; the largest near-term exposure sits with the HHS IDIQ approaching its January 13, 2027 expiration. NAICS concentration runs heavily toward Motion Picture and Video Production (90 of 120 awards), with subordinate work in teleproduction, audio, and software publishing. PSC coding aligns: Photo/Map/Print/Publication-Film/Video Tape Production dominates (48 awards), followed by audiovisual support (17) and public relations support (9).

Interface Media Group is Washington DC's premier strategic communications and creative media company. IMG strategizes, develops, creates, executes and manages all aspects of media, across every platform and in all mediums. Our team of creative professionals works in tandem to provide a seamless range of media services that are

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