Lvsi Corporation

Lvsi Corporation, a Virginia-based small business providing audiovisual systems integration, telecommunications infrastructure, and low-voltage technology installations to federal agencies, operates as a prime contractor on 80% of its recent awards and as a subcontractor to larger defense primes on 20%. The company holds no SBA set-aside certifications but competes heavily under Total Small Business set-aside designations across its delivery orders and purchase orders — roughly 65% of recent prime awards carry small business set-asides, with the remainder competing full-and-open against other small and large businesses on GSA Schedules and agency-specific vehicles.

Lvsi's customer concentration is heavily skewed to the Department of the Navy. Naval Sea Systems Command accounts for 8 awards representing $4 billion in combined potential value, driven entirely by Lvsi's January 2025 award of a $4 billion Seaport-NXG multiple-award indefinite-delivery contract with an ultimate completion date of January 1, 2029. This single vehicle represents 17% of the vendor's total combined potential value across all 60 awards, making it the dominant anchor in the portfolio. Beyond NAVSEA, the Department of the Air Force (7 awards, $1.4 million), Defense Information Systems Agency (4 awards), and Army Cyber Command (2 awards, $507 thousand) round out the top five customer agencies, covering roughly 42% of award count but only 17% of combined potential value — a signal that most dollar value sits in the large Seaport-NXG vehicle rather than in transactional task orders. Recent concrete prime work includes a $620 thousand purchase order from the Air Force for building communication wiring (September 2022); a $388 thousand purchase order for structured wiring at Nellis Air Force Base (September 2023); a $360 thousand delivery order from the Bureau of Administration for video equipment procurement and installation in conference rooms (September 2024); and a $245 thousand delivery order from NOAA's National Weather Service for audiovisual updates in Kansas City under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (July 2026).

Lvsi places 16 task orders under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) worth $7.2 million combined potential value, holding a Federal Supply Schedule contract (47QSMA23D08PX) with a $500 thousand ceiling running through May 29, 2028. The GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 15 categories with rates from $69.27 per hour (Documentation Specialist) through $146.16 per hour (Principal Engineer), covering documentation, technical, logistics, scheduling, and engineering roles without security-cleared positions. The company also places work under Alliant II (4 task orders), agency-specific indefinite-delivery contracts, and ASTRO (2 task orders). The Seaport-NXG vehicle itself is a multiple-award IDIQ supporting Naval Sea Systems Command and Navy systems commands' infrastructure and facilities modernization, with primary NAICS 541330 (Facilities Support Services) — the minimum guarantee task order issued March 6, 2025 ($500) marks the only task order activity to date under the vehicle's January 2, 2025 award.

Recent activity shows a decline trajectory from a peak of 16 awards in 2023 to 4 awards in 2026 (year-to-date through November 1, 2026), though the underlying dollar value has shifted dramatically upward due to the Seaport-NXG GWAC award in late 2026 and a recent November 2026 award under NASA's SEWP VI program (a $20 billion multiple-award GWAC with ultimate completion through October 31, 2036, Partial Small Business set-aside). Only 5 awards (combined potential value $952 thousand) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, leaving the vendor with minimal recompete risk in the near term.

Lvsi operates primarily as a prime contractor, with subcontractor engagement limited to two SCI-reportable records carrying 0.1 FTEs across FY2024 and FY2025 — this reflects the vendor's reliance on its own delivery resources rather than heavy use of subs for federal services work. In its subcontractor role, Lvsi delivers audiovisual maintenance and security surveillance systems integration to Science Applications International Corporation on five sub-awards (DCSA One IT task orders and ABMS CBC2 SW Integrator work), audio-visual support to Booz Allen Hamilton on technology and systems integration work (GARDEM Sustainment and EDITS task orders), and low-voltage building renovation scope to Kiewit Building Group (Building 2270 renovations at Fort Meade, Maryland). Structural Engineering Group has used Lvsi for sound masking systems scope in two awards (VA 2nd floor OSP and VA OGC floor optimizations). The vendor's capability framing is narrow and concrete: audiovisual systems procurement and installation, telecommunications cabling, sound masking systems, security surveillance equipment, and low-voltage technology infrastructure — not broad IT services, but specialized facilities technology integration addressing conference room upgrades, building communication wiring, fire department training facilities, and military training centers across defense and civilian agencies.

The portfolio reflects Lvsi's consistent positioning in small-dollar, high-frequency transactional work (purchase orders and delivery orders under $400 thousand) channeled through GSA Schedules, agency BPAs, and small business set-asides, punctuated by two recent large vehicle awards (Seaport-NXG and SEWP VI) that will determine the vendor's growth trajectory through 2029 and 2036 if task orders materialize. The company's federal footprint spans 35 distinct customer agencies, but concentration remains extreme: Navy and Air Force account for most of the dollars and award count, with civilian agencies (NOAA, the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, Social Security Administration) participating on smaller audiovisual support orders.