Roadpost USA Inc.

Roadpost USA Inc. Bluecosmo Division, doing business as Bluecosmo, supplies Iridium satellite phones, satellite WiFi devices, and recurring satellite communication services to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor competing under full and open competition with no set-aside designation. The Seattle-based for-profit limited liability company operates entirely as a prime (100% of recent awards) and has accrued $1.2 million in combined potential value across 53 purchase orders over the past two decades, with 81% of that value already obligated.

Bluecosmo's capability set is narrowly specialized: Iridium satellite phone hardware (Extreme 9575 and GO 9560 portable WiFi models), prepaid satellite minutes and SIM card renewals, and annual satellite service agreements for federal agencies operating in remote or emergency response environments where terrestrial networks are unavailable or insufficient. Representative recent work includes a $280,418 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Department of State Bureau of International Narcotics Law Enforcement in September 2022 for Iridium Extreme and GO satellite phones and accessories delivered to Ukraine over 180 days; a $19,961.46 January 2024 DEA contract for 12-month satellite phone service covering ten phones supporting field operations; and a $116,381.75 March 2026 Department of Defense Civilian (Headquarters Division) purchase order for satellite phone renewal services with performance through March 2031. Bluecosmo also supports recurring annual service agreements with smaller monthly or annual fees, typically in the $500–$19,000 range, across multiple agencies.

Customer concentration is diffuse relative to the vendor's small scale. The top five funding agencies account for 49% of recent awards by count but only 78% of combined potential value — an inverted distribution driven by the State Department's single large Ukraine delivery ($293,000 combined value across two awards) and the FBI Headquarters Division's recurring smaller contracts ($278,000 across eight awards). The Environmental Protection Agency Office of Land and Emergency Management, DHS Customs and Border Protection, and the USDA Forest Service round out active customers. Bluecosmo has worked with 19 distinct federal agencies over its tracked history. The vendor carries no subcontract footprint and participates on no named federal IDIQs, GWACs, or BPAs — all awards are direct purchase orders. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal: one award valued at $500 faces completion.

Activity has been episodic. After consistent historical volume, awards per year declined sharply from three in 2022 to one in 2023, recovered to six in 2024, then dropped to three in 2025 and one in 2026. The vendor's recent award velocity suggests a small, steady-state transactional footprint focused on satellite phone renewal and service contracts rather than growth-stage procurement. No parent vehicles or consortia memberships appear in the source.