Strategic Solutions Unlimited, Inc.

Strategic Solutions Unlimited, Inc., a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and Veteran-Owned Small Business headquartered in Fayetteville, North Carolina, operates as a prime contractor (88% of recent awards) delivering specialized operational support, modular facility construction and installation, and role player exercise services to defense and intelligence agencies. The company holds SBA certifications as both a SDVOSB and VOSB, both expiring June 1, 2027, and competes across both set-aside and full-and-open vehicles, though the bulk of its prime portfolio sits on defense IDIQ and GSA contracts without set-aside designations.

SSU's capability footprint centers on three concrete service lines: modular and prefabricated building manufacturing, supply, and installation (particularly Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities compliant with Intelligence Community Directive 705 and TEMPEST standards); role player support and exercise planning for military training and readiness operations; and operational and intelligence support services to special operations commands. Representative prime work includes a $16.5 million Time and Materials delivery order from Air Mobility Command (awarded May 2024) for J2 intelligence officer of the watch subject-matter-expert support and Exercise OY 1 planning through November 2027; a $21.3 million Time and Materials delivery order from Army Special Operations Command (March 2024) for SOCKOR manpower and operational support in South Korea through November 2027; a $791 thousand firm fixed-price delivery order from the Defense Intelligence Agency (November 2024) for design, construction, and installation of a DIA-accredited modular SCIF in Richmond, Virginia; a $2.6 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Air Combat Command (March 2024) for Pope Army Airfield SCIF modular facility modification through March 2026; and six single-award BPAs from the Federal Bureau of Prisons (August–October 2024) for modular building supply and installation at correctional facilities, each valued between $450 thousand and $570 thousand with completion by May 2026.

USSOCOM dominates SSU's customer concentration, accounting for 23 awards with a combined potential value of $955.5 million—91% of the vendor's total potential value across all 109 awards. This concentration reflects SSU's anchor position on USSOCOM's $950 million single-award IDIQ for core support services (H9240020D0037), which carries 24 task orders valued at $41.3 million combined. The IDIQ covers role player support, exercise planning, medical training support, and operational logistics across military exercises including SAGE EAGLE iterations. Department of the Army Special Operations Command ranks second with three awards worth $21.4 million combined; Air Mobility Command places five awards for $18.5 million combined; GSA Federal Acquisition Service (six awards, $12.4 million combined) represents SSU's vehicle-holder position across GSA's Multiple Award Schedule and OASIS+ vehicles; and the Department of Homeland Security Office of Procurement Operations places twelve awards worth $9.7 million combined. Distinct customer agencies total 37, but USSOCOM's outsized share creates single-customer concentration that anchors the entire portfolio.

SSU holds four active primary vehicles. The centerpiece is the USSOCOM single-award IDIQ (H9240020D0037) valued at up to $950 million through March 2030, issuing task orders for role player support, exercise planning, and operational logistics. SSU also sits on the Missile Defense Agency's Scalable Homeland Innovative Enterprise Layered Defense (SHIELD) multiple-award IDIQ awarded December 29, 2025, with a ten-year performance period through December 2035 and multi-billion-dollar ceiling, though the initial order carries only a $500 firm fixed-price placeholder. SSU holds positions on two OASIS+ multiple-award GWACs (one Total Small Business set-aside awarded December 2024 with a placeholder ceiling; one Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside awarded September 2024 with a placeholder ceiling), both expiring in 2029. SSU also carries a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (47QSWA23D005V) for pre-engineered and prefabricated buildings, including SCIFs, valued at $11.1 million through May 2028, which has generated ordering activity from Defense Intelligence Agency, Air Combat Command, and the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

Recent activity accelerated sharply in 2024, when SSU received 38 awards—a spike from six in 2023 and two in 2022—before moderating to six awards in 2025 and four in 2026. The acceleration reflects growth in federal correctional-facility modular building procurement and sustained USSOCOM exercise support demand. Three awards with combined potential value of $39.2 million carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, creating moderate recompete exposure: the SOCKOR manpower support delivery order ($21.3 million, November 2027 completion), the Pope AAF SCIF modification delivery order ($2.6 million, March 2026 completion), and the Air Mobility Command J2 IOM support delivery order ($16.5 million, November 2027 completion) are the material exposures.

SSU operates as a subcontractor on a smaller scale, holding 13 sub-awards (12% of total awards). Named sub primes include Smartronix, LLC (C5ISR and command-control materials support for USSOCOM Pacific operations across multiple task orders awarded March–November 2024), Trace Systems Inc. (160th Signal Brigade administration and IT support in Southwest Asia and Central Asia, December 2024), and Atlantic Diving Supply, Inc. (multiple modular facility and SCIF component orders including ICD 705-compliant SCIFs, digital isolation facilities, and simulator shelters, July–October 2024). SCI-reportable invoiced revenue appears minimal or classified; the dataset shows fewer than four reportable service-contract records spanning FY2022–FY2024, with no invoiced prime revenue appearing in SCI records for FY2024. Reported FTE delivery on SCI-reportable contracts ran 2.2 in FY2022 and 3.3 in FY2024, reflecting light SCI coverage of what is otherwise a goods-and-facilities-heavy contractor portfolio. The vendor's primary revenue driver is goods manufacturing (prefabricated buildings) and facility construction, which fall outside SCI reporting thresholds.