Kinetic Multimedia Systems, Inc.

Kinetic Multimedia Systems, Inc., a woman-owned, minority-owned small business headquartered in Steinhatchee, Florida, operates as a prime contractor delivering audiovisual equipment, electronic components, and IT support services to federal agencies on a full-and-open basis, with no subcontract footprint and no reliance on set-aside vehicles despite qualifying eligibility.

The vendor competes almost entirely through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, where 24 of 34 awards have been task orders with combined potential value of $325 thousand. The award portfolio presents a data anomaly: while the source reports $5.28 billion in combined potential value across all awards, the actual obligated spend totals $677 thousand (0.01% of potential value), and recent activity has declined markedly — five awards in 2024 and two in 2025–2026 combined. The most recent awards are small purchase orders and delivery orders for cold weather boatcrew gloves ($29,862, Coast Guard, September 2026), electronic calipers ($2,030, DoD Land and Maritime, May 2026), and fiber optic kits ($18,828, Air Force Global Strike Command, October 2025). The singular large-value entry in the data — a $5.28 billion potential value attributed to Naval Sea Systems Command — appears to be a system-level marking associated with a parent vehicle or standing agreement rather than a discrete task order. Obligated spend across the portfolio is negligible relative to listed ceiling values, indicating that most awards are call-in vehicle positions rather than active execution.

Kinetic Multimedia's customer concentration is driven by multiple small purchases across the federal IT and facilities ecosystem. The top customer by award count, GSA Federal Acquisition Service, anchors eight awards totaling $636 thousand in potential value; Naval Sea Systems Command places five awards ($5.28 billion potential, but likely a vehicle marker); and Naval Education and Training Command adds three smaller awards. The agency footprint spans 18 distinct customers, including Air Force, Marine Corps, and civilian departments, with no single customer dominating the active dollar flow outside the anomalous NAVSEA marking.

The capability profile centers on commodity audiovisual equipment distribution — HDMI matrix switchers, projector mounts, headset systems, audio speakers, and electronic measurement tools — procured and delivered under MAS as mission-ready off-the-shelf components. Representative named work includes press briefing room equipment for GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($32,050, August 2024), 727 EACS headset upgrades for Air Force Central Command ($52,650, August 2024), and a 16x16 HDMI matrix switch for Naval Sea Systems Command ($5,260, June 2023). The GSA labor schedule carries 23 active categories spanning technician roles ($39.74/hr) through senior technical project management ($110.40/hr), with education requirements from high-school-equivalent to bachelor's degree; no security-cleared positions are offered. The vendor's NAICS concentration skews toward "All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services" (25 awards), a catch-all category reflecting the mix of equipment procurement and support services bundled across the portfolio.

Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal — one award ($30 thousand) reaching completion. The vendor holds no prime IDIQs and competes solely through MAS call-in delivery orders and small business set-aside purchase orders, with no reliance on umbrella GWACs or agency-specific vehicles beyond the Schedule itself.

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