Signet Technologies, Inc.

Signet Technologies, Inc., doing business as Convergint Federal, is a for-profit systems integrator based in Columbia, Maryland, that designs, engineers, installs, integrates, and maintains electronic security solutions for federal agencies as a prime contractor (98% of awards). The vendor competes in full and open competition with no reliance on SBA set-asides and operates across a broad customer base spanning civilian and defense agencies.

Convergint Federal's core capability is comprehensive physical security infrastructure: access control systems (Lenel OnGuard, PACS), video surveillance and closed-circuit television (CCTV), intrusion detection systems (IDS), and related building security technologies. Representative prime work includes a $9.068 million delivery order from Army Southern Command for maintenance and service of electronic security systems at Site 409 in Denver under the ESS VII IDIQ; a $10.163 million time-and-materials delivery order from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for security maintenance and repair at multiple USCIS facilities nationwide under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule; a $4.938 million order from Department of Defense Education Activity Pacific for procurement, installation, maintenance, and service of electronic security systems at DoDEA locations in Japan under ESS VII; and a $5.204 million Defense Health Agency order for procurement, installation, maintenance, and service of electronic security systems at Fort Novosel, Alabama and Natick, Massachusetts under ESS VII. Across the award portfolio, work also includes routine access control installations, camera replacements, maintenance agreements, and security system upgrades at correctional institutions, courthouses, military installations, and federal facilities.

Convergint Federal holds or is a named contractor on five major federal vehicles. The vendor sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) with 94 labor categories priced from $58.11 to $309.56 per hour covering roles from CAD Drafter I through Program Manager–PMP ESS Senior, with education requirements ranging from high school through bachelor's degree and no security-cleared positions offered. The $594 million United States Marshals Service National Physical Security Program Maintenance and Installation Program BPA awarded by the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts positions the vendor for courthouse and related facility security work; 49 task orders under this vehicle total $34 million in combined potential value. The $675 million Electronic Security Systems Generation 7 (ESS VII) indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity contract with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers anchors the vendor's defense and federal installation work; 22 task orders shown in the source carry $55 million in combined potential value. The vendor also holds positions on the OASIS+ Unrestricted government-wide IDIQ (awarded September 23, 2025) and the $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) IDIQ awarded December 29, 2025 by the Missile Defense Agency. A single-award BPA worth $2 million with the Office of the Inspector General for installation of an integrated Lenel S2 OnGuard access control and life safety system (awarded September 29, 2025) represents recent expansion into civilian agency security modernization.

Customer concentration is moderate and dispersed across 279 distinct federal agencies. The top customer by award count is the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (39 awards, $626 million combined potential value), followed by Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region (35 awards, $2.4 million) and Office of Personnel Management (25 awards, $7.4 million). However, the top customer by potential value is the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command (17 awards, $5.28 billion combined potential value), which includes large maintenance and service orders under the MAS. This concentration pattern reflects the vendor's embedded position on infrastructure-maintenance vehicles that drive high-dollar, multi-year commitments across Navy facilities. The top five customers by potential value account for 53% of combined potential value.

Activity has declined in recent years. Award counts fell from 87 in 2022 to 39 in 2024 and 2025, with only 11 awards recorded in 2026 (through early July), suggesting either data lag, portfolio maturation, or recompete cycles. Within the next twenty-four months, 44 awards with combined potential value of $88.4 million reach ultimate completion and face recompete risk.

Service Contract Inventory data captures a narrow slice of the vendor's federal services footprint. In FY2022–FY2024, the vendor invoiced $13.3 million across 42 SCI-reportable prime contracts, with peak activity in FY2023 ($6.7 million, 32.0 FTEs). Government-paid rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ranged from a 10th percentile of $0.00/hr (likely task orders with $0 ceiling or minimal invoicing) to a median of $194.74/hr and 90th percentile of $1,765.32/hr, reflecting a mix of routine maintenance technicians and specialized security system engineers. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors accounted for an average 10% of total contractor hours, with 11 named subcontractors engaged. The vendor operates predominantly as a prime, building its own delivery teams, though sub-hours engagement on service contracts suggests selective use of subcontractors for specialized or overflow labor.

Named sub-work reflects Convergint Federal's role as a specialist subcontractor to large integrators and defense primes. The vendor subcontracts to Lockheed Martin Corporation for site support and ESS/CCTV infrastructure work; to Booz Allen Hamilton for fire and security systems and services; to Serco Inc. for Navy installations command public safety systems; to CACI, Inc.–Federal for DOD task order equipment installation; and to Atlantic Diving Supply for access control and CCTV systems at military medical facilities. These engagements position Convergint Federal as a trusted security systems specialist within larger enterprise contracts.

The vendor's competitive posture is full-and-open, with no SBA designations and all awards competed without set-asides. Convergint Federal competes across civilian and defense sectors on equal footing with larger incumbents, leveraging its electronic security specialization, pre-positioned seats on high-value infrastructure vehicles (particularly ESS VII and the Courts BPA), and demonstrated capability to execute complex, multi-million-dollar security modernization and maintenance programs at federal installations nationwide and at overseas locations.