Moving Masters Inc.

Moving Masters Inc., a minority-owned and woman-owned small business headquartered in Hyattsville, Maryland, provides moving, relocation, warehousing, and freight forwarding services to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor across full-and-open and total small business set-aside vehicles. The company competes predominantly without set-aside protection on the General Services Administration Federal Supply Schedule and several single-award blanket purchase agreements, with occasional total small business set-asides on specific task orders. Moving Masters operates primarily under NAICS 493110 (Used Household and Office Goods Moving) with secondary NAICS 484110 (General Freight Trucking, Local) and 493120 (General Warehousing and Storage), delivering packing, crating, unpacking, storage, transportation, and specialized hazardous-materials handling for federal asset relocations.

Customer concentration centers on civilian logistics and facilities functions. The Department of Justice Justice Management Division leads by potential value at $10.7 million across 24 awards, anchored by a $2.36 million single-award BPA running through September 2026 that generated recurring annual task orders ($625 thousand FY22, $321.9 thousand FY22 base, $202.1 thousand FY23, $396.5 thousand FY25, $519.9 thousand FY26). The Court Services and Offender Supervision Agency holds 22 awards valued at $2.9 million, placed under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule across four option periods. By aggregate dollars, the Department of Health and Human Services National Institutes of Health Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations ranks first at $11.7 million across ten awards for outbound shipment services and freight forwarding, with task orders ranging from $40 thousand to $138.1 thousand. The Smithsonian Institution, Department of the Army, and National Transportation Safety Board round out the active set. Award velocity has declined—ten awards in 2022 dropping to six in both 2024 and 2025—with only one award recorded in 2026 to date (the $48.6 thousand UC ratification in April); recompete exposure over the next twenty-four months is modest at $775 thousand across three awards.

Moving Masters maintains four primary IDVs anchoring most task-order activity. The GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (ceiling $16 million, extended through November 2028) carries 131 task orders worth $17.2 million combined and operates as a multiple-award vehicle with 15 labor categories spanning Helper roles at $43.59 per hour through Move Management Coordinator positions at $119.90 per hour, all requiring high school education with no security clearance. A $10 million single-award BPA with the Office of Logistics and Acquisition Operations for moving and relocation services (performance through April 2026) supports the Freight Forwarding Section with driving and packing services under a companion $600 thousand single-award BPA (through August 2027). The existing $2.36 million DOJ Justice Management Division single-award BPA for office moving services extends through September 2026. An NIH-specific BPA structure (originally $0 ceiling placeholder, $1.5 million invoiced through task orders) supports recurring annual outbound shipment calls for infectious, hazardous, and non-infectious material handling from Bethesda and Hyattsville, Maryland. Recent representative work includes a $519.9 thousand FY26 DOJ moving services call (October 2025), a $151.9 thousand CSOSA moving and storage option-period task order (September 2024), and a $138.1 thousand NIH outbound shipment option-year call (August 2023). The source records 324 total prime awards with no subcontractor footprint across the visible data, suggesting Moving Masters executes its own labor rather than deploying subs; combined potential value stands at $71 million with $16.6 million obligated (23%), indicating significant unexercised capacity in existing vehicles.