Spectrum Solutions Inc.

Spectrum Solutions Inc., a small business headquartered in Madison, Alabama, delivers building automation, facilities infrastructure, and utilities monitoring and control systems to the Department of Defense and federal agencies as a prime contractor on 96% of recent awards, competing predominantly in full-and-open procurement without set-aside designation (though five IDIQs and a subset of task orders carry small business set-asides). The company is a Subchapter S corporation with a subsidiary, Spectrum Gas Solutions LLC, and maintains ISO 9001:2008 certification across a portfolio anchored in HVAC system design, installation, and commissioning; electrical and electronic building controls integration; fire protection system maintenance and upgrades; and preventative and corrective maintenance services at military installations, medical facilities, and federal civilian properties.

Customer concentration is extreme and singular. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers' Engineering Support Center Huntsville accounts for 158 awards (58% of the award portfolio) with $8.47 billion in combined potential value—roughly 87% of Spectrum's total federal exposure. The next four customers (Marine Corps, Engineering and Support Center, Department of the Army, and Installation Management Command Southwest Region) account for only 49 additional awards totaling $288.7 million, pushing the top five to 76% of award count but 98% of potential value. This concentration reflects Spectrum's strategic positioning on two anchor vehicles: the $2.1 billion Utility Monitoring and Control Systems Fifth Generation (UMCS-V) IDIQ with 55 task orders worth $367.9 million, and the $1.3 billion Medical Repair and Renewal Design-Build Construction VII (MRR VII) IDIQ with 11 task orders worth $32 million. Spectrum also holds a $809 million Marine Corps Infrastructure Services, Transport and Communications Base Area Network MAC and a $840 million Medical Facility Support Services IIIA IDIQ (total small business set-aside), positioning it across the broader Defense Health Agency and installation-support ecosystem.

Recent activity shows consistent growth. Awards per year rose from 14 in 2022 to 27 in 2025, with 271 total awards on record and a combined potential value of $9.7 billion; however, only $462.2 million (5%) has been obligated, indicating a heavy backlog of task-order ceilings awaiting draw-down. Awards reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months total 26 orders worth $206.5 million, representing meaningful recompete exposure in 2027–2028. Concrete representative work includes a $27.4 million HVAC and direct digital controls upgrade at Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia (awarded September 2024, completion February 2027); a $24 million preventative and corrective maintenance contract at Fort Gordon, Georgia (awarded July 2023, completion January 2029); a $37.1 million preventative maintenance order at Fort Hunter Liggett and Camp Parks, California (awarded June 2023, completion December 2027); and a $151 billion Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ with the Missile Defense Agency (awarded December 2025, completion December 2035), though initial order volume is nominal.

In its subcontractor role, Spectrum delivers MEP engineering design, HVAC controls integration, cybersecurity inventory, and equipment maintenance to prime contractors including BL Harbert International LLC (Lilongwe Embassy design-build telecommunications), Raytheon Company (Qatar early warning radar facility), and National Native American Construction Inc. (HVAC controls and chiller replacement). Across Service Contract Inventory-reportable federal service work in FY2022–FY2025, Spectrum appears exclusively as a named subcontractor (eight SCI records capturing 0 prime FTEs and a rising sub-engagement trajectory: 0.2 FTEs in FY2022, 10.8 in FY2024, 18.1 in FY2025), suggesting that classified or off-threshold prime work dominates the SCI gap and that sub-engagement remains marginal to the overall portfolio volume.

The GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract (awarded April 2024, ceiling $2 million, expires April 2029) spans 36 labor categories at rates from $40.12 per hour for entry administrative support through $228.75 per hour for senior program managers with bachelor's degrees and 20 years of experience. Representative mid-spectrum roles include engineering technicians at $99–$128 per hour with 10–20 years of experience and electronic security engineers at $164.61 per hour. No security-cleared positions are offered. NAICS and PSC coding is heavily concentrated: 204 awards under Computer Systems Design Services (541512), with 183 awards under the Installation of Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components PSC, reflecting the building automation and controls focus. Awards are distributed across 33 distinct customer agencies but are operationally fungible—nearly all flow through Army Corps of Engineers contracting offices managing common-use IDIQs, and performance occurs at military installations, Defense Health Agency medical facilities, and overseas posts (including the U.S. Embassy in London and Qatar radar facilities).

Spectrum Solutions, Inc. (SSI) is a Small Business that has considerable Government and contract management experience. SSI is committed to Standard Operating Procedures (ISO 9001:2015, Construction Quality Management for Contractors, EM385-1-1, OSHA). SSI provides worldwide engineering/networking solutions, with core competencies in designing, building, and integration of unique data network solutions that help commercial/government customers meet their essential goals while reducing installation and maintenance costs. SSI specializes in information data transport and network infrastructure; system analyses, design, equipment procurement, installation, integration and commissioning/testing; network security threat analyses, vulnerability assessments, countermeasures, and support; audio/video/data customization; VoIP telephony; energy/enterprise network management systems; database development and maintenance; BAS; and SCADA Systems.