Mobile Communications America, Inc.

Mobile Communications America, Inc., a Spartanburg, South Carolina-based communications equipment and services provider, supplies radio systems, antenna installations, maintenance, and repair services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 97% of recent awards, with no set-aside posture and a $20.6 million combined potential value across a 105-award portfolio spanning civilian and defense customers since 2016.

Mobile Communications America operates as a for-profit corporation and major Motorola partner serving 47 distinct federal agencies across communications infrastructure, two-way radio systems, and emergency responder communications networks. The company competes predominantly full-and-open with no recurring socioeconomic set-aside designations. Three named subsidiaries — Communications Electronics Inc., Infinity Technology Solutions LLC, and Codelynx, Inc. — are held under the parent structure but do not materially differentiate the capability footprint from source documentation.

Customer concentration sits with civilian infrastructure and communications agencies. The top five funding entities account for 93% of combined potential value, led by the GSA Federal Acquisition Service (5 awards, $16.1 million), the Social Security Administration (5 awards, $1.5 million), the National Institutes of Health Construction division (8 awards, $792 thousand), the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (2 awards, $535 thousand), and the Department of the Navy Installations Command (8 awards, $207 thousand). Award-count concentration and dollar concentration diverge sharply: GSA dominates dollars through a small number of high-value deliveries, while NIH Construction and Navy Installations Command anchor volume with smaller per-award ceilings. Representative prime work includes a $1.04 million emergency radio equipment replacement contract with the Social Security Administration (September 2025), an $88 thousand emergency antenna tower maintenance engagement with the Department of the Army TACOM Life Cycle Management Command at Anniston, Alabama (July 2023), a $62.8 thousand NIH Construction UHF communication system maintenance delivery order at Research Triangle Park, North Carolina (August 2021), and a $43.8 thousand SSA digital handheld radio furnish-and-install order at Birmingham (August 2021).

Mobile Communications America sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) with 18 task orders carrying $361 thousand in combined potential value. The vendor also holds an NIH Indefinite Delivery Contract (75N99021D00015) valued at $492 thousand running through August 2026, with 7 delivery orders issued to date; scope covers UHF communication system maintenance, repair, replacement, inspection, new installation, and programming at multiple NIH campuses including Research Triangle Park and Durham, North Carolina, and Lawrenceville, Georgia. Two task orders appear under ASTRO and one under Alliant II.

Activity has remained flat to modest: 14 awards in 2022, 14 in 2023, 11 in 2024, 13 in 2025, and 3 recorded in the first half of 2026. Thirteen awards (combined potential value $1.6 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete or contract transition risk. Only $4 million of the $20.6 million combined potential value has been obligated to date (20%), suggesting many ceiling-priced or indefinite-quantity agreements with modest funding to date.

Mobile Communications America operates almost exclusively as a prime (102 of 105 awards). Sub work is minimal: three sub-awards under HII Mission Technologies Corp for Joint Network of Engineering and Emerging Operations (JNEEO) installations in 2025 and under Booz Allen Hamilton for communications and security solutions on EMAPS 2 in 2023. SCI-reported service-contract data is sparse — only one FY2022 record showing 0.2 FTEs as a named subcontractor — reflecting the vendor's posture as a product and equipment supplier rather than a labor-centric services firm. The portfolio skews toward radio equipment manufacturing, antenna systems, and maintenance services rather than professional staffing or systems integration.

Category concentration by NAICS centers on Search, Detection, Navigation, Guidance, Aeronautical, and Nautical System and Instrument Manufacturing (20 awards); Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (17 awards); Communication Equipment Repair and Maintenance (16 awards); and Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (8 awards). PSC concentration tracks: Radio and Television Communication Equipment, Except Airborne (16 awards); Drafting, Surveying, and Mapping Instruments (5 awards); Support–Professional: Communications (5 awards); and Maintenance, Repair, or Rebuild of Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components (4 awards).