Iqsight LLC

Iqsight LLC, a foreign-owned for-profit organization based in Fairport, New York, supplies physical security equipment and related installation services to federal agencies exclusively through subcontract arrangements, with all five awards in the source data placed as a subcontractor to M.c. Cleansvendornametrait.phpdean, Inc. The vendor operates outside the SBA set-aside universe and competes in full-and-open procurements.

Iqsight's footprint is nascent and narrowly focused. Over the first half of 2026, the vendor has secured five subcontract awards totaling $1.1 million obligated across two federal customer agencies. Four awards flow through the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, including three orders under the National Physical Security Programs Installations Services vehicle and one under the United States Marshals Service National Physical Security Program Maintenance and Installation Program, both housing SES (Secure Equipment System) equipment installation work at federal courthouses and judicial facilities. The fifth award comes from the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Air Traffic Organization for a New York TRACON facility security site survey and design package under the SSDI II contract. Iqsight's capability footprint spans NAICS 561622 (Security Systems Services, three awards), 425430 (Other Electronic Parts and Equipment Merchant Wholesalers, one award), and 541990 (Other Computer Related Services, one award), positioning the vendor as a supplier of physical security hardware and design-phase security engineering to civilian justice and transportation agencies.

The vendor's vehicle position rests on the Multiple Award Schedule (four task orders) and single-award vehicles with the Marshals Service and the GSA Indefinite Delivery Contract. Activity is too recent to establish trajectory; all awards concentrate in the March–June 2026 window, and the source does not provide a recompete cliff. Iqsight remains a minor subcontractor with no prime contracting presence, no grant recipient experience, and no visibility into pipeline or customer diversification beyond these two agencies.