Servexo

Servexo Protective Service is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) and SBA 8(a) certified firm based in Gardena, California, that delivers armed and unarmed security guard services, facility protection, emergency response, and personnel screening to federal agencies as a prime contractor across contract vehicles including the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, OASIS+ platforms, and single-award indefinite-delivery and blanket purchase agreements.

Servexo operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontractor engagement—114 awards across the source data (FY2022–FY2026) are 100% prime, and SCI-reportable work shows zero sub-hours share. The company is minority-owned and veteran-owned; its SBA 8(a) certification expires May 21, 2030. NAICS concentration runs 90% to Security Guards and Patrol Services (561612), with secondary work in facility support and security systems services. The company competes across both set-aside and full-and-open postures, though set-aside work dominates: recent awards split between Competitive 8(a), Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), and Total Small Business set-asides, alongside unrestricted orders.

The vendor's federal footprint is heavily anchored by a $50 billion ceiling on the OASIS+ 8(a) indefinite-delivery contract (awarded April 16, 2025, through April 15, 2030), which sits alongside OASIS+ SDVOSB and OASIS+ Total Small Business positions on government-wide vehicles. Servexo also holds a $11.3 million single-award indefinite-delivery contract with Naval Facilities Engineering Command for local guards services at Jacksonville, Florida, running through October 31, 2031. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule carries the bulk of executed task-order volume: 86 orders totaling $168.8 million in combined potential value represent Servexo's primary delivery mechanism.

Customer concentration is diverse but anchored by two large veterans-affairs customers and federal emergency-response agencies. Veterans Integrated Service Network 22 (Greater Los Angeles VA healthcare) leads by potential value at $53.4 million across 13 awards, followed by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives at $44.3 million (two awards: a $4.78 million armed-security order for Customs and Border Protection's AMOC and a $44.3 million Washington DC facility security contract through August 2030). The GSA Federal Acquisition Service, as the contracting entity behind the OASIS+ vehicles, appears on the top-five list with $50.04 billion potential value—a placeholder ceiling reflecting the multi-year government-wide nature of these indefinite-delivery contracts rather than obligated dollars. Below these anchors, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (five awards, $22.3 million), Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 (four awards, $7.3 million), and the Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (ten awards, $5.4 million) round out the top five by potential value. Within that set, APHIS has placed multiple task orders across a $1.5 million single-award BPA (awarded August 2024 through July 2029) and a $1.52 million APHIS blanket purchase agreement (April 2023 through March 2028) for bilingual unarmed guard services at Miami and El Segundo facilities.

Activity has been volatile. Awards-per-year data show 24 awards in FY2022, declining to nine in FY2026 (through September 30). Within the next twenty-four months, fifteen awards carrying combined potential value of $12.6 million reach ultimate completion and face recompete exposure—a manageable but non-trivial cliff given the vendor's recent trajectory.

SCI-reportable invoicing covers FY2022–FY2023 only; later fiscal years carry zero invoiced revenue in the SCI dataset, reflecting either that awards are still ramping or that invoicing has not yet been reported. FY2022 showed $4.2 million across 57.2 FTEs; FY2023 tracked $3.5 million across 76.6 FTEs—a modest invoicing base that likely underrepresents total federal services revenue, given the large potential-value ceilings on newer OASIS+ contracts. Government-paid hourly rates derived from SCI invoicing run median $24.23/hr, with 10th percentile at $17.56/hr and 90th percentile at $51.56/hr, reflecting a labor mix weighted toward entry-level guards and supervisory roles. GSA Schedule labor categories span Guard I ($47.35/hr) through Court Security Officer and Detention Officer ($106.57/hr), with most roles requiring High School Equivalent education and security clearances; supervisor and management roles call for Associate's degree and five years of experience.

Recent representative work includes a $44.3 million firm fixed-price armed-guard delivery order issued by ATF on August 1, 2025, for Washington DC operations through August 2030; a $40.5 million security guard services order from VA VISN 22 for San Diego operations through September 2029; a $4.78 million CBP AMOC armed security contract issued September 28, 2026, in Riverside, California; a $11.87 million Maritime Administration armed security order for Great Neck, New York, through June 2031; and a $2.3 million armed security delivery order with Maritime Administration for the Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, New York, awarded June 27, 2025. Task orders under OASIS+ vehicles enable federal agencies to tap Servexo's security and facility-support capability across government-wide scope; a representative $7,134.59 task order from Indian Health Service under 8(a) STARS III illustrates how agencies use these indefinite-delivery platforms to access certified small business contractors for mission-critical security at remote or specialized federal facilities.

Servexo's business model is asset-light delivery: the company staffs its own internal labor force across security-focused roles (Guard I through Court Security Officer classifications) with no named subcontractors in current or recent awards, meaning all security personnel, supervisors, and management deliver work directly. This posture eliminates subcontractor margin and reliance on third-party staffing, positioning Servexo as a direct employer and full-service provider for federal security missions rather than a labor broker or prime-plus-sub model.

At Servexo, we specialize in delivering customized security and facility support services that address the unique needs of today's fast-paced and evolving environments. As a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, we provide a full range of armed and unarmed security services, advanced camera system installations, and AI-enhanced surveillance solutions. Our team is committed to safeguarding people, assets, and infrastructure with cutting-edge technology, risk assessments, and proactive protection strategies. Whether you need security for government facilities or commercial enterprises, Servexo ensures reliable, scalable, and efficient solutions tailored to your mission's success.