Secur-Serv Inc.

Secur-Serv Inc., a for-profit technology services provider headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, supplies optical mark recognition scanners, data collection equipment, preventive maintenance services, and related IT support to defense and civilian federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor. The vendor operates 100% prime across 737 recent federal awards totaling $131.8 million in combined potential value, with no subcontract activity in the source record. Secur-Serv competes in full and open competition — no set-aside designations appear across the award footprint — and maintains a $20+ million General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule contract as its primary procurement vehicle.

Secur-Serv's capability portfolio centers on Scantron scanner hardware maintenance, optical mark recognition equipment repair, and onsite technical support for assessment and testing infrastructure. Representative work includes a $139.7 thousand delivery order from Air Education and Training Command (awarded July 2024) for onsite maintenance of Scantron Insight 150 and 5000I scanners through July 2029; a $154.8 thousand purchase order from the Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (April 2025) for Scantron equipment maintenance and updates at Boyers, Pennsylvania, running through March 2028; and a $34.6 thousand purchase order from the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (August 2023) for preventive maintenance and repair on Scantron scanning equipment. Recent smaller awards include a $198.2 thousand order from the Office of the Secretary of Defense (March 2026) for Scantron Insight 700C scanner and Flex Stacker hardware maintenance at North Chicago, Illinois, and an $8.7 thousand Coast Guard contract (February 2026) for offsite IT technical support of the Uniform Distribution Center Integra Inventory Network at Cape May, New Jersey.

Customer concentration is highly dispersed across 172 distinct federal agencies. The top five agencies by award count account for only 29% of recent awards, led by the United States Marine Corps (55 awards, $496 thousand combined potential value) and the Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (44 awards, $232 thousand). The top five by potential value also represent only 7% of combined dollars, with the Department of the Army Headquarters Office of the Secretary anchoring the dollar ranking at $5.2 million across 42 awards, followed by Naval Education and Training Command at $2.1 million across 37 awards. This deep fragmentation reflects the vendor's reliance on small, recurring maintenance orders across the federal footprint rather than large prime contracts.

The Information Technology Schedule 70 GSA vehicle dominates Secur-Serv's vehicle portfolio, with 520 task orders and $9.8 million in combined potential value, allowing federal agencies to directly order scanning equipment and maintenance services. The vendor also maintains a 14-task-order position on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule carrying $2.7 million in potential value. Award volume has declined incrementally over the past five years — six awards in 2022, eight in 2023, six in 2024, five in 2025 — with only three awards recorded through March 2026. Six awards carrying $459 thousand in combined potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting moderate recompete exposure. Secur-Serv's NAICS footprint centers on Computer Systems Design Services (527 awards), with secondary weight in Computer Terminal and Other Computer Peripheral Equipment Manufacturing (23 awards). The vendor operates a subsidiary, Castle Worldwide, Inc., though the source does not detail its function or integration into the parent's federal business model.