Lutron Services Co Inc.

Lutron Services Co Inc., a subsidiary of Lutron Electronics Co Inc., provides maintenance, software upgrades, and technical support services for Lutron lighting control systems to federal agencies as a prime contractor across 76 awards. The company competes full-and-open without set-aside designations.

Lutron Services is headquartered in Coopersburg, Pennsylvania, operating as a for-profit corporate entity within a parent manufacturer of lighting control devices and systems. The vendor's capability portfolio centers on preventative maintenance, software upgrades, server migrations, and comprehensive technology support plans for proprietary Lutron lighting automation products deployed across federal real estate. Representative prime work includes a $248.4 million definitive contract with the Office of Personnel Management for five-year maintenance and support of the Theodore Roosevelt Building lighting system in Washington, D.C. (awarded March 2022, completing March 2027); a $224.1 million purchase order from HHS's Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration for lighting control support in North Bethesda, Maryland (awarded June 2024, completing June 2029); a $212.7 million purchase order from the National Cancer Institute for lighting maintenance at a Potomac facility (awarded September 2025, completing September 2030); and a $71.8 million definitive contract with the Defense Information Systems Agency for Lutron Platinum Services hardware and software maintenance in Coopersburg (awarded June 2023, completing August 2028). Smaller task orders under a General Services Administration Blanket Purchase Agreement valued at $2.25 million fund software upgrades and server migrations across GSA-managed federal buildings through 2025.

Customer concentration is moderate and dispersed across civilian agencies. The top five customer organizations by award count account for 38 percent of awards, led by the National Labor Relations Board (7 awards, $109 thousand), the National Cancer Institute (7 awards, $580 thousand), the Shared Services Center (7 awards, $111 thousand), the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (4 awards, $119 thousand), and NASA Langley Research Center (4 awards, $39 thousand). By potential value, concentration shifts: the GSA Office of the Chief Information Officer anchors 48 percent of combined potential value across two awards worth $2.3 million, followed by the National Cancer Institute ($580 thousand), HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration ($327 thousand), the Office of Personnel Management ($291 thousand), and GSA Public Buildings Service Region 9 ($157 thousand). The divergence signals that Lutron Services holds a small number of large, multiyear agreements with civilian IT and real-estate customers alongside numerous smaller annual maintenance renewals across the NIH complex and independent agencies.

Lutron Services operates primarily under two parent vehicles: the Federal Supply Schedule GS21F045AA (14 task orders, $352 thousand combined potential value) and Blanket Purchase Agreement 47HAA020A0007 (6 task orders, $288 thousand). Work is classified predominantly under NAICS 541512 (Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors, 24 awards) and facilities support (11 awards), with PSC codes reflecting maintenance and repair of lighting fixtures, office building operations, and IT data conversion. Activity has remained flat at roughly 7 awards annually from 2022 through 2024, declining to 5 awards in 2025 and 4 through mid-2026. Seven awards with combined potential value of $447 thousand complete inside the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. The vendor holds no subcontract relationships in the source data—all 76 awards are prime positions.