SOC LLC

SOC LLC, a limited liability company subsidiary of Day & Zimmermann Group Inc. based in Reston, Virginia, operates as a prime contractor on federal protective security and expeditionary logistics contracts, with a secondary subcontractor footprint across defense communications and field service roles. SOC LLC competes full-and-open — no set-aside designations appear across its recent prime awards — and holds positions on three major indefinite delivery vehicles anchored to the Department of the Navy, the Washington Headquarters Service, and the Department of State.

SOC LLC's capability portfolio centers on armed and unarmed protective security services for U.S. diplomatic facilities and military installations in high-risk and austere environments, supplemented by expeditionary logistics, base operations, and temporary staging support. The vendor's largest prime awards are two IDIQs: a $65 billion multiple-award Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded by Naval Supply Systems Command on October 1, 2025, under the Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC) TITUS program for humanitarian assistance, disaster relief, contingency operations, logistics, and defense support of civil authorities services, with place of performance at Silver Spring, Pennsylvania; and a $10.33 billion Global Protective Services (GPS) IDV awarded by the Washington Headquarters Service on June 11, 2025, providing armed and unarmed fixed-site guard services, mobile security teams, protective details, and canine operations worldwide across Combatant Command Areas. Under the Department of State's Worldwide Protective Services III (WPS III) contract, SOC LLC holds two major delivery orders: a $206.97 million fixed-price effort for U.S. Embassy Jerusalem (awarded January 10, 2022, extending through July 9, 2032) and a $133.3 million delivery order for Camp As Sayliyah in Doha, Qatar (awarded July 1, 2023, extending through January 30, 2029). A third significant prime award is a $49.99 million multiple-award BPA for Security Guard Services across the European Area of Responsibility of U.S. Army Europe, issued by the 409th Contracting Support Brigade on August 19, 2024. A May 2026 delivery order to SOC LLC from the Department of the Navy supplies $1.59 million in armed security guard services at Mogadishu International Airport, Somalia, under the Global Protection Services IDIQ, with performance extending through May 2027.

Customer concentration is split between diplomatic security and defense logistics. The Department of State's Bureau of Diplomatic Security leads by award count (15 awards, $6.01 billion combined potential value), anchored by the multi-year WPS III delivery orders. The Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command commands the largest potential-value share ($65 billion from the single WEXMAC TITUS IDIQ). The Washington Headquarters Service contributes $10.33 billion (GPS IDV). SOCOM (United States Special Operations Command) and Army Central Command together account for $4.25 billion, most of which flows through the sub footprint. The top five customers account for 100% of combined potential value when ranked by dollars, reflecting the concentration of SOC LLC's prime work on two mega-contracts (WEXMAC TITUS and GPS).

On its WEXMAC TITUS and GPS indefinite vehicles, SOC LLC holds capacity to issue task orders across multiple Combatant Command Areas, unspecified international locations, and domestic military installations. The vendor also places work under the WPS III State Department multiple-award IDIQ and the USAREUR-AF security guard services BPA. Across these vehicles, the source documents eleven task orders under H9240124D0001, nine under N0014004D0011, and five under H9222215D0031, with the Worldwide Protective Services vehicles combining for eight task orders worth $1.92 billion in potential value.

Activity has accelerated sharply in the past three years. Two awards in 2023, twenty-three in 2024, and ongoing issuances in 2025–2026 (nineteen total) signal rapid ramp-up on the newly awarded WEXMAC and GPS platforms. Only one award ($1.6 million) faces ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal near-term recompete exposure. The combined potential value across all sixty-five awards totals $85.9 billion, with $2.37 billion obligated to date (3% realization).

In its subcontractor role, SOC LLC delivers field service representative support to L3Harris Technologies on training and technical field support work across USASOC, AFSOC, and MARSOC installations (multiple awards from January through September 2026). SOC LLC also subcontracts to KBR on medical support services in Iraq (personal security detail work) and to Science Applications International Corporation on occupant emergency program support for the Department of Homeland Security. Across its sub footprint, SOC LLC pursues field service and protective security roles for defense prime contractors; fifty-seven percent of awards are subcontract slots, with a concentration among L3Harris (twelve named sub awards), KBR, and SAIC.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above $150,000 reached $47.9 million in FY2022 across 351 FTEs, but the dataset shows no reportable SCI invoicing in FY2023. FY2024 and FY2025 carried minimal SCI-captured activity (37.5 and 34.1 FTEs respectively across two prime records each year), reflecting a shift toward task-order-based mega-contract delivery on WEXMAC and GPS, which may not trigger individual SCI reporting thresholds in their early operational phases. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime work ran at $67.75/hr, and the vendor reported no sub-hours on those records.