Superior Moving Service Inc.

Superior Moving Service Inc., doing business as Superior Moving & Storage, is a woman-owned small disadvantaged business headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, that provides office relocation, packing, and storage services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The company is structured as a Subchapter S Corporation and holds dual SBA certifications as a woman-owned small business and self-certified small disadvantaged business, positioning it to compete in both full-and-open and set-aside federal procurements, though the vast majority of its awards carry no explicit set-aside designation.

Superior Moving's federal customer footprint is concentrated in civilian agency facility transitions. The top five customers by award count account for 40% of recent prime awards: GSA Public Buildings Service Region 6 leads with 98 awards ($10.1 million combined potential value), followed by the Social Security Administration (75 awards, $1.4 million), the Internal Revenue Service (23 awards, $688 thousand), Immigration and Customs Enforcement (18 awards, $372 thousand), and the Drug Enforcement Administration (17 awards, $798 thousand). When ranked by dollar value, the top four customers account for 49% of combined potential value, with GSA Public Buildings Service accounting for $20 million across four IDQ vehicles (the largest being Region 6 BPA at $6 million). The customer concentration reveals a dual pattern: Region 6 dominates both volume and dollars, while FDA and USDA FSIS anchor significant single-project values ($4.65 million FDA Atlanta move, $2.14 million NRCS relocation).

Superior Moving operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, with 576 of 577 total awards (100%) in the prime category and only one subcontract award to Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies in 2024. The company holds four active regional single-award blanket purchase agreements under the GSA MAS vehicle, each with individual ceiling values of $5–$6.25 million and covering the Midwest and Southeast geographic zones. The primary vehicle is the Region 6 BPA (IDIQ), awarded February 1, 2022, with ultimate completion date May 2, 2026, which has generated 98 task orders totaling $10.1 million. A second GSA vehicle carrying $20 million in combined potential value suggests additional regional BPAs established in 2021. All task orders operate as firm fixed-price calls, predominantly without set-aside designation, and support facility transitions for approximately 101 distinct federal agencies.

The company's service portfolio centers on relocation operations: moving, packing, temporary storage, equipment installation, records transportation, and facility clearance. Named contract work reflects the scale of engagements, ranging from sub-$5,000 furniture moves (e.g., $3,154 ATF office move in Atlanta, February 2023) to large-scale relocations exceeding $4 million (FDA Atlanta office move from 60 8th Street NE to 1777 Hardee Avenue, $4.65 million, awarded November 2025 with performance through October 2026). Mid-range examples include a $335,635 DEA furniture move at the RBR building in Atlanta (May 2025), a $293,465 FBI relocation consolidating Kansas City field office operations (August 2023), and a $284,218 Des Moines federal courthouse relocation supporting district courts and U.S. Attorneys' offices (January 2024, issued by GSA on behalf of the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts).

Activity has been volatile year over year: 38 awards in 2022, 49 in 2023, declining to 24 in 2024, then 21 in 2025, and 11 in the first half of 2026 (as of July 1). Combined potential value across all awards sits at $82 million, with $29.4 million obligated (36% draw). The recompete cliff shows seven awards with ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months carrying combined potential value of $5 million—modest exposure relative to the portfolio. The most recent award dates are predominantly June–July 2026, indicating sustained but slowing award velocity.

Service Contract Inventory data reveals minimal SCI-reportable federal service contract activity. Two SCI records span FY2022–FY2024, with $7,000 in prime invoiced revenue in FY2022 (0.0 contractor FTEs reported, likely reflecting a contract-level reporting convention that captured minimal hours). FY2024 shows zero invoiced revenue in the SCI dataset. The single hourly rate recorded was $135.42/hr across all percentiles in FY2022. Average subcontractor-hour share on prime contracts is 50%, though the company's overwhelmingly prime-focused profile and minimal SCI footprint suggest this metric reflects limited sub-engagement in the goods-and-services category tracked by SCI, not the company's broader relocation delivery model. The vendor maintains one named subcontractor in the SCI records. This minimal SCI presence is consistent with Superior Moving's business model—most of its federal revenue derives from task orders issued under the GSA MAS vehicle, which typically fall below or at the $150,000 reporting threshold on an individual call basis, making them invisible to SCI reporting despite aggregate portfolio value exceeding $80 million.

Superior Moving Service competes predominantly on the GSA MAS vehicle without pursuing other government-wide IDIQs, agency-specific vehicles, or set-aside contracts. The vendor's posture is full-and-open, leveraging its woman-owned and small-disadvantaged certifications for eligibility but accepting unrestricted task orders as the default competitive model. Recompete risk is low in the near term given modest twenty-four-month cliff exposure and the continued issuance of task orders against established regional BPAs. The primary growth constraint is vehicle saturation—the four established regional BPAs, each approaching ceiling utilization over their four-year performance period (2021–2026), will require renewal or replacement to sustain the current award velocity.

Since 1914, Superior Moving has been involved in providing mover and storage service available for transportation and storage needs. Superior is a certified WBE (MO and KCMO), DBE (MO), and self-certified WOSB. Superior offers multiple moving and storage equipment solutions to make a move as stress free as possible and Superior offers a wide range of professional moving services including: office movers, commercial movers, warehouse movers, residential movers, local and long distance movers, equipment rental, mover management services, modular furniture installation, warehousing, records storage, packing services, long or short term storage, and long distance movers. Superior specializes in office and industrial moving, offers storage and office furniture installation as well and de-installation services. Superior has the heartland region 6 4 state moving contract, holds a GSA schedule GS-33F-1600S (KS/MO/NE/IA/OK/TX/ARK).