Sentrillion Corporation

Sentrillion Corporation, a small business Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Sierra Vista, Arizona, delivers integrated video surveillance systems, CCTV infrastructure, and physical security installation and maintenance services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards). The company competes predominantly in full-and-open markets without set-aside reliance—only one minor sub-award to a CACI prime appears in the footprint—and operates across a $1.64 billion combined potential-value award base spanning 579 prime contracts and IDVs.

Sentrillion's customer concentration is dominated by Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection, which accounts for 233 awards and $839.6 million in combined potential value—roughly 51% of the total portfolio and 74% of awards by count. GSA Federal Acquisition Service ranks second at 128 awards and $58.2 million, anchored by Sentrillion's placement on the Federal Supply Schedule and OASIS+ Small Business set-aside IDIQ. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region, Department of Agriculture, and the Department of the Air Force round out the top five customer agencies. This concentration around CBP reflects Sentrillion's specialization in Centralized Area Video Surveillance Systems (CAVSS) maintenance and border security deployment, where the vendor holds a $350 million single-award BPA running through August 2027—the largest parent vehicle by far, with hundreds of task orders drawn against it for camera installation, technical refresh, operations and maintenance, and system upgrades at ports of entry, airports, seaports, and border checkpoints nationwide.

Sentrillion's concrete capability footprint centers on video surveillance system lifecycle services: installation of high-definition and IP-based camera systems with network video recorders and intercom infrastructure; on-site maintenance and repair of CCTV equipment; operations and maintenance support for imaging and surveillance networks; and technical refresh and modernization of aging surveillance infrastructure. Recent large-dollar work includes a $12.8 million CBP CAVSS operations and maintenance call (April 2026), a $25 million CBP CAVSS support services BPA call (September 2024), a $12.3 million CBP CAVSS operations and maintenance and project management delivery order (April 2023), and a $2.95 million Federal Law Enforcement Training Center enterprise security systems maintenance order at Brunswick, Georgia (September 2024). The Air Force work encompasses CCTV system installation and sustainment—a single-award IDC of $2.7 million was established June 2023 for the 11th Security Forces Squadron high-definition CCTV system with night vision capabilities, with a $1.6 million delivery order issued June 2023 and a $229 thousand order for trenching and conduit installation September 2023. Smaller work includes camera refresh projects at Fairchild Air Force Base ($420 thousand, September 2023), Joint Base Andrews entry access security control camera upgrades ($626 thousand, September 2025), and Joint Base Charleston CCTV upgrades ($69 thousand, April 2022).

Sentrillion's vehicle position reflects heavy reliance on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule platform. The top parent vehicle by task-order count is the MAS itself, with 379 task orders and $1.22 billion in combined potential value across CBP, the Air Force, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), and other agencies. On December 12, 2024, Sentrillion renewed its GSA Schedule (47QSMS25D002J) through December 2029 under six Special Item Numbers covering security detection systems, physical access control, facilities management, and IT professional services. The company also holds a $999.999 trillion OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ awarded by GSA on December 19, 2024, extending to December 2029, covering management, technical, engineering, R&D, and intelligence services across seven functional domains. A secondary OASIS+ position on Millennia Lite delivered $328.5 million in potential value across 19 task orders. Sentrillion was awarded a $450 million single-award BPA by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (October 2024) for National Physical Security Programs installation services supporting the U.S. Marshals Service at federal judicial facilities through March 2030. The FMCSA awarded an $8.5 million single-award BPA for security system installation, maintenance, and testing (March 2026, expiring December 2030).

Activity has fluctuated year over year—38 awards in 2022, 35 in 2023, 19 in 2024, 28 in 2025, and 6 through mid-2026 (reflecting the dataset snapshot date of July 15, 2026). Thirty-two awards with combined potential value of $46.7 million face ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating both recompete exposure and near-term revenue recognition opportunity. SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal services contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $22.5 million across FY2022–FY2024, with FY2022 peaking at $13.4 million across 58.9 FTEs, declining to $7 million (20.7 FTEs) in FY2023 and $2.1 million (3.9 FTEs) in FY2024—a trajectory reflecting either contract completion timing or a shift toward lower-SCI-reportable work. Government-paid median hourly rates on SCI prime contracts ran $188.43/hr, with the 90th percentile at $556.44/hr, positioning Sentrillion in the mid-to-senior technical labor band. GSA Schedule labor spans 94 categories at $46.27–$241.89/hr, with entry-level computer support beginning around $46/hr (high school, security clearance required) and advanced IT program manager roles at $242/hr (master's degree, 10+ years, security-cleared).

Sentrillion operates primarily as a prime contractor with minimal subcontractor engagement—only 1% of hours delivered on SCI prime contracts were subcontracted, with just 3 named subs reported across the SCI dataset. The company's NAICS profile is dominated by Computer Systems Design Services (248 awards), Other Computer Related Services (36 awards), and Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing (16 awards). Top PSC codes include Information Technology Support Equipment (87 awards), Maintenance/Repair/Rebuild of Security Detection Systems (72 awards), and Miscellaneous Alarm and Security Detection Systems (61 awards). Sentrillion's award footprint reflects a technology-services and infrastructure-installation business model rather than a labor-intensive staffing play, consistent with its surveillance system hardware and systems integration heritage. The company's competitive position rests on CBP's deep reliance on the $350 million CAVSS BPA, sustained Air Force and DHS relationships for military-installation CCTV work, and GSA Schedule and OASIS+ positioning that enable rapid order placement across civilian agencies.

Sentrillion provides integrated technology solutions for national security, critical infrastructure and vital network communications. We develop strategies and implement solutions that increase safety and security, save time, decrease cost and improve outcomes. A right-sized organization, we are big enough to protect the perimeter of the county yet small enough to rapidly respond to customer needs.