Supplysource DC, LLC

Supplysource DC, LLC, doing business as Redistrict, is a Hispanic American-owned, SBA 8(a)-certified small disadvantaged business that operates as a pure prime contractor delivering office furniture procurement, design, delivery, installation, and project management services to federal agencies. The vendor competes predominantly under full-and-open mechanisms on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), with recurrent 8(a) sole-source and competitive 8(a) awards on specialized IDIQs, and does not subcontract—all 376 tracked awards are prime positions.

Redistrict's federal footprint centers on three concrete capability areas: Herman Miller and Steelcase office furniture systems (workstations, modular cubicles, task seating, conference tables, and accessories); furniture procurement and design services; and turnkey installation and logistics support. Recent representative work includes a $589,981 BPA call from Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (September 2025) for 4200 Wilson chairs and conference tables at the DHS headquarters facility in Alexandria, Virginia; a $1.285 million SEC furniture procurement for CHRO lease renewal (July 2026, current); a $727.3 million Fort Worth Regional Office mid-market furniture contract with the Securities and Exchange Commission (June 2022); and a $98 million DHS national furniture services BPA covering design, delivery, and installation across DHS components (September 2022, extended through September 2026).

Customer concentration is driven by two separate segments. By award count, the Department of Energy's Office of Management dominates with 96 task orders ($13.1 million combined potential value), followed by the National Labor Relations Board (47 awards, $28.8 million) and the Securities and Exchange Commission (17 awards, $21.5 million). By dollar magnitude, however, the top tier reflects Redistrict's largest IDVs: the DHS Chief Readiness Support Officer holds four awards worth $98.2 million combined, and the Department of Justice Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives accounts for four awards worth $32 million combined. The NLRB ($28.8M across 47 awards) and SEC ($21.5M across 17 awards) round out the dollar leaders, indicating NLRB places more frequent, smaller orders while SEC and DHS anchor the vendor's value base.

Redistrict's vehicle portfolio is concentrated on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which underpins 371 task orders ($176 million combined potential value). The vendor holds a single-award $98 million Steelcase furniture BPA with DHS Chief Readiness Support Officer (Sept 2022–Sept 2026, extended performance); a single-award $15 million IDIQ with the National Labor Relations Board for office furniture and relocation services (Aug 2021–Jan 2027, competitive 8(a)); a $15 million SEC BPA for mid-market furniture under MAS (established 2022); a $3.5 million Bureau of the Fiscal Service BPA for bureau-wide furniture (March 2024–Oct 2025); and a $5.5 million GSA 8(a) sole-source BPA for furniture management and infrastructure reconfiguration (Nov 2025–Nov 2026). The MAS vehicle is the operational spine, with 371 task orders ranging from $1,345 to $589,981.

Activity has grown modestly year over year—27 awards in 2022 to 58 in 2025—with 11 awards issued in 2026 as of mid-July. Over the next twenty-four months, 15 awards (combined potential value $4.1 million) face ultimate completion and recompete exposure, representing near-term pipeline churn for the vendor. Service Contract Inventory data show minimal federal services labor reporting: FY2024 invoicing of $326 thousand across 0.3 FTEs on a single contract (Federal Trade Commission supplysource/redistribution services, Sept 2023–Sept 2028, definitive contract). SCI hourly rate posture is sparse (single $466.74/hr derived rate), reflecting the vendor's core identity as a furniture procurement and installation house rather than a labor-hour services provider. GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans nine categories from Project Coordinator ($48.75/hr, high school education) through Senior Project Manager and Senior Designer ($116.79/hr, bachelor's degree required), covering project management and design disciplines with no security-clearance requirements.

Redistrict competes full-and-open across most awards but leverages 8(a) sole-source authority on select IDIQ vehicles and single task orders with civilian agencies—roughly 20 percent of recent awards carry 8(a) or total small-business set-aside designations. The vendor manufactures no furniture itself; award descriptions consistently reference AIS Matrix System, Steelcase, and Herman Miller as supply sources, positioning Redistrict as an integrator and distributor. Award geography spans nationwide performance at federal facilities in Alexandria, Virginia (headquarters and standard performance location); Washington, DC; and regional offices from coast to coast. The vendor's award concentration in DOE procurement infrastructure (96 awards), combined with recurring NLRB and SEC task orders, suggests established relationships with these agencies' procurement offices and recurring workspace modernization demand.

re|DISTRICT, a Virginia based, minority owned small business serving the National Capital region with quality commercial office furnishings, interior design and project management services. As a full service FF&E firm, re|DISTRICT represents Steelcase, as well as many other manufacturers of quality office furniture. re|DISTRICT achieves a 98.9% service satisfaction rating among our client base as a result of our commitment to turnkey project management and solutions.