Lvsi Corporation

Lvsi Corporation, a Virginia-based small business headquartered in Springfield, delivers audiovisual systems, telecommunications infrastructure, low-voltage technology installations, and facilities support services to federal agencies predominantly as a prime contractor (79% of recent awards) under total small business set-aside designations. The company holds a $4 billion Seaport-NXG multiple-award IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command, a $5 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement for audiovisual support services, and a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract with a $500,000 ceiling, positioning it to compete across DoD and civilian agencies for task orders in technology integration and infrastructure modernization.

Lvsi's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Navy programs anchored by the Seaport-NXG vehicle. The top two customers by potential value — Naval Sea Systems Command (7 awards, $4 billion combined potential value) and the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management (1 award, $5 million) — account for 100% of combined potential dollars, though this reflects the $4 billion Seaport-NXG IDV ceiling. By award count across the top five customers, Naval Sea Systems Command, the Department of the Air Force (7 awards, $1.4 million), and the Department of the Army Headquarters Office of the Secretary (3 awards, $487 thousand) dominate, covering 42% of awards. The company works across 33 distinct federal agencies, with a secondary concentration in Air Force and Army audiovisual and communications infrastructure work. Recent representative prime work includes a $620,376 firm-fixed-price purchase order from the Air Force for building communication wiring at West Springfield, Virginia (awarded September 2022); a $315,486 definitive contract from the Army Communications Electronics Command for building security maintenance at Fort Lee, Virginia, running through August 2027 (awarded August 2022); and a $90,987 delivery order from Customs and Border Protection for speech masking devices and installation under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (awarded September 2025).

Task orders flow predominantly through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (15 task orders, $6.9 million combined potential value), with secondary vehicles including Alliant II (4 task orders), Indefinite Delivery Contract 47PM0518D0007 (2 task orders), and ASTRO (2 task orders). Work spans audiovisual systems installation, conference room and auditorium upgrades, public address systems, telecommunications cabling, security surveillance systems, sound masking, and digital signage — predominantly physical infrastructure and IT support services rather than consulting or high-level systems integration. The NAICS portfolio centers on All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services (16 awards), Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing (8 awards), and Computer Systems Design Services (4 awards), with PSC concentration in video recording equipment, cable and wire assemblies, security detection systems, and installation labor.

In its subcontractor role, Lvsi works under major federal primes including Science Applications International Corporation (five sub awards for AV maintenance, conference room integration, and signage repair to DCSA and Air Force programs), Booz Allen Hamilton (two subs for technology and systems integration on Air Force Civil Engineering and EDITS programs), Kiewit Building Group (low-voltage scope on Fort Meade building renovations), and Structural Engineering Group (sound masking system design and installation at VA headquarters). These relationships position Lvsi as a specialized technology infrastructure subcontractor to large integrators rather than as a feeder for commodity services.

Activity has remained relatively flat across the measurement window — thirteen awards in 2022 through fifteen in 2024, with a slight decline to twelve in 2025 and only one award to date in 2026 (most recent award April 8, 2026). Five awards carrying combined potential value of $756 thousand face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore expose Lvsi to recompete. The Service Contract Inventory dataset captures minimal activity: only one SCI-reportable record (FY2024) as a named subcontractor, yielding negligible FTE data and no invoiced-revenue visibility into the company's broader service-contract footprint. This sparse SCI coverage reflects Lvsi's business model — the company generates federal revenue primarily through goods procurement, purchase orders, and delivery orders for audiovisual equipment and installation services, categories that fall outside the SCI reporting threshold or scope.

The GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 15 unique categories from Documentation Specialist at $69.27 per hour (associate degree, three years) through Principal Engineer at $146.16 per hour (bachelor's degree, fifteen years), with mid-spectrum roles such as Network Engineer at $131.11 per hour and Senior Network Engineer at $137.67 per hour. No security-cleared positions are offered. This profile supports Lvsi's core capability mix — technical installation, systems configuration, and infrastructure support — rather than cleared intelligence or defense engineering work.