Everon, LLC

Everon, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, operates as a prime contractor (96% of awards) providing security systems installation, maintenance, repair, and monitoring services to federal agencies across 41 customer departments and bureaus. The vendor competes in full-and-open federal procurement with no SBA set-aside designations across its recent award portfolio. Everon operates a parent-subsidiary structure with seven named entities including Red Hawk Fire & Security, Apex Integrated Security Solutions, and Chubb Fire & Security divisions, alongside a separate parent entity, ADT Commercial (UEI DJ93HH14JU18), under which several awards appear as ADT Commercial LLC and ADT Security Services LLC.

Everon's capability footprint centers on physical security infrastructure—intrusion detection systems, fire alarm systems, access control panels, video surveillance, and emergency communication equipment (mass notification systems, speaker repair). Representative work includes a $1.04 million sole-source contract from the Department of Veterans Affairs for fire sprinkler inspections, preventive maintenance, and repair at the San Diego VA Medical Center (award date September 30, 2024); a $955.7 thousand fire detection and annunciation system upgrade and maintenance contract also with VA VISN 22 in San Diego (September 30, 2023); a $357.4 thousand Defense Health Agency five-year contract for nurse call system hardware warranty, software maintenance, and inspections at Blanchfield Army Community Hospital, Fort Campbell, Kentucky (August 28, 2025); and a $183.4 thousand five-year ADT security monitoring and maintenance services contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs, Washington, DC location (September 1, 2024). Work also spans smaller facility-level installations and repairs: access control upgrades, perimeter fence repairs, cellular communicator installations, and emergency broadcast system repairs across Coast Guard, Air National Guard, Office of Naval Research, and Department of Justice locations.

The vendor's customer concentration is tight. The Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 dominates both top-customers rankings—six awards representing $2.7 million in combined potential value—driven by multi-year maintenance and upgrade work on fire safety and security infrastructure at its San Diego campus. The top five customer centers (covering 42% of awards by count) include VA VISN 4 (10 awards, $360 thousand), the Department of Homeland Security U.S. Coast Guard (17 awards, $143 thousand), VA VISN 1 (5 awards, $149 thousand), and the Department of Justice Drug Enforcement Administration (4 awards, $19 thousand). This concentration reflects heavy reliance on VA facility maintenance and repair contracts—53 awards fall under NAICS 238120 (Security Systems Services), with the remainder scattered across electrical and plumbing contractor codes tied to facility upgrades.

Everon holds no positions on government-wide contract vehicles such as GWACs or agency-wide IDIQs in the source data. All recent awards are direct purchase orders issued by individual agencies, indicating the vendor competes as a spot-procurement performer rather than through pre-positioned task-order vehicles. This posture narrows Everon's pipeline visibility compared to vendors seated on multi-agency IDIQs.

Activity peaked in 2024 with 15 awards, declining to nine in 2025 and four year-to-date in 2026. Three awards with combined potential value of $1.7 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting modest recompete exposure. The vendor logs 100 total awards since 2006, with combined potential value of $15.7 million and $5.2 million obligated (33% of potential). This modest scale—roughly $1.5 million average award value across a seventeen-year arc—reflects Everon's positioning in small to mid-sized facility maintenance and equipment installation work rather than prime integration or large-scale platform services.

Across SCI-reportable service contracts (five prime records in FY2023–FY2025), Everon invoiced $357 thousand with an FTE trajectory of 0.1 in FY2023, zero in FY2024, and 1.6 in FY2025, indicating volatile staffing tied to project cycles. Government-paid hourly rates on prime contracts run a spectrum of $64/hr (10th percentile) through $128/hr median to $192/hr (90th percentile), consistent with field technician and senior technician labor for security and fire system work. The vendor self-performs roughly 90% of labor on SCI-reportable prime contracts with minimal subcontractor engagement (one named subcontractor across the set), building its own delivery teams rather than operating as a feeder to larger primes. In its limited subcontractor role (4% of total awards), Everon subcontracts to Leidos on Science Operation and Maintenance Support for the United States Antarctic Program (three sub-awards, February 2025) and to Chenega Sentinel 360 on EPA physical access control system quarterly inspections (one sub-award, May 2024). These sub roles represent episodic support rather than a sustained teaming relationship. Everon's federal posture is that of a small, independent, full-and-open competitor with deep roots in facility-level security and fire safety maintenance rather than an incumbent on large platform vehicles or a consistent subcontractor feeder for major defense or civilian integrators.