OSC Solutions Inc.

OSC Solutions Inc., a veteran-owned industrial supplies and facilities maintenance provider headquartered in West Palm Beach, Florida, operates as a prime contractor supplying commercial hardware, industrial supplies, protective equipment, and specialized coatings to federal civilian agencies through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and subordinate blanket purchase agreements, competing in full-and-open (non-set-aside) procurement with no subcontractor footprint.

The vendor's federal footprint is heavily concentrated in GSA civilian procurement. Across 12,601 awards since 2001, OSC Solutions holds a $3.01 billion combined potential value portfolio, with $2.57 billion (85% of potential value) flowing through the GSA Federal Acquisition Service. The top five customer agencies by potential-value share are GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($2.57 billion), the Defense Commissary Agency ($86.1 million), the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($71.3 million), the Department of the Air Force Pacific Air Forces ($43.7 million), and the Department of the Air Force Defense Finance and Accounting Service ($22 million). Award concentration by count and dollars track closely, with GSA dominating both: 9,112 task orders representing 89% of total awards by count. Obligated spend stands at $233.9 million (8% of potential value), indicating that while the vendor holds a large ceiling portfolio, utilization remains modest in relation to authority.

OSC Solutions' core commercial offering spans hand tools, nonedged nonpowered hardware (6,350 awards), commercial hardware fasteners and components (5,195 awards), and miscellaneous industrial supplies including protective equipment and maintenance products. Representative capability work includes: runner demand plate material (36" × 75' × 5/32"), ceiling value $16,041, awarded by GSA FAS June 2026; paint non-skid epoxy coatings (MS-660G dark gray, 5-gallon kits) and specialized marine and industrial epoxy systems (Seaguard 5000 HS, Sherloxane-800 SH kits) in multiple colors and sizes, recurring awards valued from $1.4 million to $37.4 million per call; and safety and protective equipment (latex disposable gloves, Tyvek coveralls, blast helmets, safety glasses). The vendor also holds a $14.375 million multiple-award Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) and ancillary services blanket purchase agreement with GSA, running through April 2027, which signals federal participation in fleet electrification initiatives beyond routine hardware supply.

The Multiple Award Schedule is OSC Solutions' primary vehicle footprint, accounting for 14,439 task orders and $2.35 billion in combined potential value. Within that framework, the vendor also manages a Hardware Superstore sub-vehicle (5,079 task orders, $21 million potential value) and carries subordinate indefinite-delivery contract vehicles (SPMLW113DE030: 1,413 task orders; SPM7W107DE034: 207 task orders). All work flows through GSA FAS as the contracting office serving civilian agencies; there is no DoD prime presence and no subcontract tier.

Activity trajectory shows recent decline. Year-over-year awards fell from 1,252 in 2022 to 454 in 2026 (through mid-July), reflecting a sharper downward slope in 2023–2024 and stabilization in 2025. The recompete cliff is minimal: only 19 awards with ultimate completion within the next 24 months carry combined potential value of $145 thousand, indicating that the vendor's large portfolio is predominantly mature with distributed task-order completion dates. NAICS concentration is split between hardware retail (5,904 awards) and hardware manufacturing (4,340 awards), with long-tail exposure in miscellaneous manufacturing, communications equipment, and paint retail. The vendor competes across all 146 customer agencies without set-aside restrictions, positioning it as a full-and-open competitor in the commercial industrial supply space.