Satellite Services Inc.

Satellite Services Inc., a for-profit facilities management and construction company headquartered in Marquette, Michigan, operates as a prime contractor delivering mechanical, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, fire safety, and general building renovation services across federal civilian and defense agencies. The company competes predominantly in open (non-set-aside) federal procurements, though recent work carries Total Small Business designations on roughly 20 percent of task orders. Satellite Services has no SBA certifications and does not market itself as minority-owned, woman-owned, or disadvantaged-owned.

The company's federal footprint is anchored by two major vehicle relationships. The $165 million Tiered Infrastructure Maintenance IV Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Defense Information Systems Agency (awarded May 2025, running through May 2030) is the dominant parent contract; it has already generated one $9.9 million BPA call (July 2025) for infrastructure maintenance at Montgomery, Alabama through November 2029. GSA Region 6 holds a $3.8 billion emergency facilities engineering services Indefinite Delivery Contract (awarded March 2025, through February 2027) supporting three Des Moines federal buildings (Neal Smith Federal Building, Des Moines U.S. Courthouse, and Des Moines Courthouse); under this vehicle, Satellite Services has executed twelve firm fixed-price delivery orders totaling roughly $551,500 for mechanical, electrical, and plumbing repairs, space repairs, general maintenance, roof work, fire suppression system repairs, security system upgrades, and HVAC cleaning. The General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service holds a $1 million Federal Supply Schedule contract (through March 2029), and the U.S. Coast Guard awarded a $1.6 million facilities support services contract for Mobile, Alabama facilities.

Customer concentration by award count is dispersed: the Department of the Navy accounts for 2,117 awards (48 percent of total) with $112 thousand combined potential value; the U.S. Coast Guard, 822 awards worth $38.5 million; and GSA Public Buildings Service Region 6, 220 awards worth $55 million. The potential-value rankings shift dramatically: GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors 99 percent of combined potential value with $30.27 billion across just three awards (overwhelmingly the GSA Schedule ceiling); DISA contributes $401.9 million; the Air Force, $178.6 million; and GSA Region 6, $55 million. This divergence reflects a large-value baseline agreement (the GSA Schedule) generating numerous task orders alongside discrete regional and agency contracts. Navy and Coast Guard work splits between high-volume, low-dollar operational task orders and occasional larger infrastructure projects.

From the parent vehicle portfolio, Satellite Services' Navy Indefinite Delivery Contracts N6246790D0670 and N6246701D6660 have generated 1,815 combined task orders, reflecting sustained operational presence at Navy installations. The Multiple Award Schedule vehicle carries 412 task orders worth $223.4 million, primarily GSA-led facility repair and maintenance work. Coast Guard contract HSCG8409NAA8323 has produced 270 task orders valued at $5.2 million, concentrated on Mobile, Alabama facility operations and emergency repairs.

Activity has contracted year-over-year: 116 awards in 2022, 127 in 2023, 115 in 2024, 80 in 2025, and 58 in 2026 (partial year). Over the same span, combined potential value across all 4,364 awards stands at $31.26 billion, though only $656.3 million (2 percent) has been obligated. This ratio reflects the ceiling structure of large IDVs (particularly the GSA Schedule) that generate task orders at far lower values. Within the next twenty-four months, 37 awards with combined potential value of $779 thousand reach completion and face recompete risk—a modest volume relative to the vendor's broader portfolio, suggesting most major vehicles are well-positioned for renewal.

Service Contract Inventory data captures $20 million in invoiced revenue on federal services contracts above the $150,000 threshold across FY2022–FY2024, rising from $4.3 million (FY2022) to $8.6 million (FY2024). FTE delivery ranged from 73.1 FTEs (FY2022) to 92.7 FTEs (FY2024), indicating variable workforce scaling. Government-paid median hourly rates on prime SCI contracts run $77.26/hr, with the 10th percentile at $37.57/hr and 90th percentile at $102.67/hr—reflecting a mix of entry-level facility operations and senior mechanical/HVAC labor. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors account for an average of 4 percent of total contractor hours, and the vendor names three subcontractors across the dataset, confirming Satellite Services builds and executes most delivery in-house with minimal subcontractor reliance.

The GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 65 unique categories priced from $28.69/hr (Janitor, high school education, no clearance) to $130.07/hr (HVAC Mechanic DBA). Representative mid-range offerings include Carpenter ($38.21/hr), Boiler Tender ($53.90/hr), Master Electrician ($63.77/hr), and Chief Building Engineer ($71.20/hr). All roles require high school education minimum and no security clearance. This breadth supports task order execution across GSA regional facilities, Navy installations, and Coast Guard properties, where labor categories align to routine and emergency maintenance work.

Recent awards (June–July 2026) demonstrate typical scope: GSA PBS issued a $17,391.79 BPA call for cooling tower bearing and LED portico replacement at Gainesville, Florida (completion November 2026); a $30,814.82 call for generator enclosure refurbishment in Pensacola (completion January 2027); a $45,633.75 Navy call for cooling tower and gearbox repair in Kansas City (completion September 2026); and a $576,400 Air Force five-year purchase order for inspection, maintenance, and support of 4,000 portable fire extinguishers at Tinker Air Force Base (completion February 2031). These awards illustrate the vendor's core positioning: facilities infrastructure maintenance, mechanical systems repair, fire safety services, and building systems work delivered to federal agencies under pre-competed multiple award and single-award vehicles without reliance on small-business set-asides.

SSI provides base operating support services, facility maintenance, logistics and supply, education services, military family housing maintenance, and construction alteration and repair to government facilities.