Sygnos Inc.

Sygnos Inc., a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and HUBZone-certified construction firm based in San Marcos, California, operates as a prime contractor delivering facility construction, renovation, and infrastructure repair services to federal agencies, predominantly the Department of Veterans Affairs and U.S. Marine Corps. The company competes across both SDVOSB set-aside and full-and-open procurements, with set-aside work anchoring its largest vehicle and capturing roughly half of dollar concentration.

Sygnos delivers concrete infrastructure and facility services: water and sewer line construction, emergency repairs to potable water distribution systems, wastewater treatment system component replacement (membrane vessel maintenance, filter media replenishment, Rotomat screen repair, cathodic protection system work), facility renovation and building systems replacement (restroom upgrades, fire suppression system installation, electrical upgrades, HVAC integration), storm drain and sinkhole repair, backflow prevention device installation, and site development work. Recent representative awards include a $42.4 million definitive contract with the VA Technology Acquisition Center for design-build construction of a new police station at the West Los Angeles VA Medical Center (February 2026, firm fixed-price, completion August 2027); an $11.4 million SDVOSB set-aside contract with VA Network Contracting Office 22 for dedicated fire suppression water distribution system design and installation at VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System's North Campus (September 2023, completion September 2026); a $7.98 million SDVOSB contract for energy management controls integration at VA San Diego Healthcare System (November 2023, completion December 2026); and a $6.4 million delivery order under the VA Construction MATOC for building systems replacement at Los Angeles Ambulatory Care Center (October 2025, completion November 2026).

Customer concentration is acute and skewed toward civilian infrastructure. VA Network Contracting Office 22 (Veterans Integrated Service Network 22) dominates across both funding volume and award count, accounting for 73 awards with $1.51 billion combined potential value (54% of all dollars), while the Marine Corps leads in award frequency at 493 task orders with $278.8 million potential value (10% of dollar concentration). The General Services Administration Region 8 holds the second-largest dollar position at $366.9 million across ten awards, anchored by a single $1.5 million delivery order for DHS MegaCenter and BSEE data center generator and UPS replacement in Colorado (October 2021). VA Healthcare system facilities in Southern California, Arizona, and New Mexico represent the geographic center of gravity for the VISN 22 work; the Marine Corps portfolio concentrates at Camp Pendleton North, California. Secondary agencies include Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($19.6 million across 31 awards), VA Network Contracting Office 17 ($200.7 million across 5 awards), and Army Corps of Engineers ($84.8 million across 7 awards).

Sygnos holds two primary vehicle positions. The $600 million VA Network Contracting Office 22 Construction Services MATOC (awarded June 2024, expiring June 2029, SDVOSB set-aside) is the dominant platform, covering construction and renovation services across Southern California, Arizona, and New Mexico for VA facilities. A $70 million single-award HUBZone-set-aside Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity contract with the U.S. Marine Corps (awarded November 2023, expiring November 2031) anchors water and sewer line construction and infrastructure work at Camp Pendleton and other Marine Corps installations. Sygnos executes task orders under these vehicles at high frequency — 26 delivery orders under the Marine Corps vehicle alone since its award, ranging from $26,000 emergency repairs to $2.3 million storm drain reconstruction, and multiple delivery orders under the VA MATOC reaching into the millions. The GS-8 MACC 2021-2026 provides a third vehicle for GSA Public Buildings Service work in the Rocky Mountain region.

Activity has been volatile year over year. The vendor received 20 awards in 2022, peaked at 28 in 2023, declined to 19 in 2024, dropped to 13 in 2025, and shows 5 awards so far in 2026 (a partial-year view). Combined potential value across the entire 699-award footprint is $2.82 billion, though obligated dollars total only $420.4 million (15% execution). Within the next twenty-four months, nine awards with $80 million combined potential value reach ultimate completion, creating recompete exposure across both VA and Marine Corps vehicles; the $42.4 million West Los Angeles police station contract alone represents over half that cliff exposure.

The Service Contract Inventory dataset shows minimal scale: $21.3 million in SCI-reportable invoiced revenue in FY2022 (24.6 FTEs), with zero SCI invoicing recorded in FY2023 and FY2024, indicating that Sygnos's federal work — predominantly construction and facility renovation — falls largely outside SCI's reporting threshold or is structured as goods/fixed-price construction delivery rather than labor-hour service contracts. Where SCI data exist, government-paid rates run a wide spectrum, from $358.60/hr at the 10th percentile to a $32,505.83/hr outlier at the 90th percentile, suggesting a mix of field labor and high-cost engineering or management positions. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor performs zero percent of hours through named subcontractors, indicating a build-to-suit delivery model rather than a subcontractor-dependent supply chain.

Sygnos operates as a pure prime (100% of awards), with only one identified sub-award on record: a minor repair task under the Trevet-Bay West Joint Venture on EV restoration work at Camp Pendleton (November 2023). The firm's profile reflects a regional construction and infrastructure specialist with deep vertical concentration in VA healthcare facility modernization and Marine Corps base utility and facility maintenance, executing predominantly firm fixed-price delivery orders under set-aside and full-and-open vehicles in the Southwest and Colorado regions.

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