TD Synnex Corporation

TD Synnex Corporation, doing business as Synnex Creative Group, is a large IT distributor and solutions aggregator that sells hardware, software licenses, and IT infrastructure products to federal agencies as a prime contractor across full-and-open competitions with no set-aside posture, with recent federal award activity spanning 3,740 prime and subcontract awards valued at $1.06 billion combined across 496 customer agencies. The company is headquartered in Greenville, South Carolina, and operates as a subsidiary of Synnex Corporation, a for-profit parent entity.

TD Synnex's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward Navy IT modernization and GSA-managed procurement vehicles. The Department of the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command anchors the portfolio by dollar value—29 awards carrying $849 million in combined potential value, predominantly driven by the $848.4 million Department of Defense Enterprise Software Initiative (ESI) Red Hat BPA awarded July 8, 2024, through July 7, 2029. The United States Marine Corps places 90 awards valued at $55.1 million; GSA Federal Acquisition Service places 123 awards valued at $29 million; and the Navy Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center places 68 awards valued at $10.6 million. The top five customer agencies account for 89% of combined potential value by dollars, though Naval Sea Systems Command leads by order count at 182 awards despite carrying only $3.1 million in combined potential value—a concentration pattern reflecting high-volume, low-value deliveries against GSA vehicles.

TD Synnex operates primarily through two GSA contract vehicles that dominate its federal delivery. Information Technology Schedule 70 (IT-70) carries 3,014 task orders valued at $187.7 million combined; the Multiple Award Schedule carries 291 task orders valued at $879.9 million combined. These vehicles enable rapid procurement of IT hardware—servers, switches, cables, laptops, workstations, printers—and software licenses from third-party manufacturers including Cisco, HP, Dell, Microsoft, Red Hat, and others, which TD Synnex distributes and installs. The company holds the $848.4 million ESI Red Hat BPA directly, through which it has issued 18 task orders valued at $2.4 million to Air Force, Army, Navy, and Defense Health Agency components for Red Hat Enterprise Linux licenses, Ansible Automation Platform, and related support. Representative prime awards include a $1.02 million Air Force Research Laboratory delivery for Cohesity DataProtect software subscriptions (August 2025), a $517.6 thousand Federal Emergency Management Agency delivery for Geotab telematics devices and wireless data subscriptions (September 2024), a $233.6 thousand Air Force Red Hat license renewal (July 2024), and smaller recurring deliveries of networking hardware, printers, and IT accessories to Navy, Army, Air Force, and civilian agencies. Work is performed across domestic military installations (Hanscom, Eglin, Edwards, Hurlburt, Fort Sam Houston) and subordinate component commands, with some orders supporting South Korea, Germany, and overseas Air Force operations.

Activity has grown moderately year over year—44 awards in 2022 to 157 in 2024—before declining to 74 in 2025 and 9 in 2026 through the source snapshot date (June 10, 2026). This recent decline likely reflects the lag between contract award dates and payment milestones captured in the source; with only nine awards showing for 2026 year-to-date, the trajectory signal is incomplete. Recompete exposure in the next twenty-four months is minimal—nine awards valued at $2 million total are set to complete, presenting limited recompete opportunity for competitors and modest recompete risk for the vendor given the scale of its standing GSA vehicles.

In its subcontractor role, TD Synnex supplies IT hardware and software to large defense primes including L3Harris Technologies (multiple Big Safari and classified programs), Raytheon Company (Navy Red Hat and Qatar Air Defense Operations Center support), General Dynamics Mission Systems (Littoral Combat Ship systems integration), Chugach Technical Solutions (Coast Guard C5I systems), HII Mission Technologies (Logistics Intelligence Surveillance and Reconnaissance platform), and Knight Point Systems (Cisco network licensing). These subs are primarily goods-and-services roles involving network equipment, workstations, switches, and software renewals in support of naval vessels, command systems, and airframe integration efforts.

Service Contract Inventory reporting shows minimal SCI-reportable activity—one prime record and three subcontractor records spanning FY2022–FY2024 with near-zero invoiced revenue and fewer than one FTE per year. This sparse SCI footprint reflects the company's business model: it is fundamentally a distributor and reseller of commercial IT products, not a service provider. GSA schedule and IT-70 task orders are structured as delivery orders for goods and software licenses rather than labor-intensive services contracts above the $150,000 SCI reporting threshold.

TD Synnex's corporate structure includes parent Synnex Corporation and named subsidiaries DLT Solutions LLC and Westcon Group Inc., both for-profit entities. The parent company's broader federal presence is substantial; the source indicates parent-level visibility of 3,740 awards, suggesting corporate consolidation in reporting or a blended portfolio across multiple subsidiary legal entities. The vendor competes exclusively full-and-open on GSA vehicles and has no set-aside certifications; its scale, manufacturer relationships, and established GSA and IT-70 positions position it as a large-business competitor in unrestricted IT hardware and software procurement across defense and civilian agencies.