Syscom, Inc.

Syscom, Inc., a Colorado Springs-based Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business certified under the SBA 8(a) Business Development Program, operates as a prime contractor delivering facilities management, grounds maintenance, janitorial services, and operational support across defense and civilian federal agencies. The vendor competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles — primarily Competitive 8(a) and 8(a) Sole Source designations — and holds current 8(a) certification through February 2026.

Syscom's capability footprint centers on self-performed facilities and grounds operations. Representative work includes a $9.3 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from Air Education and Training Command (AETC) for Local Network Weapon Operation Systems III technical systems support (awarded September 28, 2023, under 8(a) STARS III); a $4.62 million 8(a) Sole Source contract from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for janitorial services at Fort Collins, Colorado (awarded May 4, 2022, extending through October 31, 2026); a $2.1 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from the Department of Defense Southwest Region for post refuse and recycling services at Fort Carson, Colorado (awarded January 1, 2025); and a $635,120 Total Small Business delivery order from the Department of Interior Fish and Wildlife Service Region 6 for janitorial services at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge (awarded September 24, 2026, under OASIS+SB). Across all SCI-reportable prime contracts, Syscom self-performs 100 percent of labor with no subcontractor engagement; the vendor operates as a pure prime, not a feeder to larger contractors.

Customer concentration is moderate and distributed across mission-critical defense and civilian agencies. The top five customers by award count account for 52 percent of recent awards, led by AETC (24 awards, $91.3 million combined potential value), the Drug Enforcement Administration (6 awards, $47.3 million), the Colorado Army National Guard (6 awards, $738 thousand), the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region (6 awards, $21.1 million), and the Western Area Power Administration (5 awards, $11.1 million). When ranked by potential value, the picture shifts dramatically: GSA Federal Acquisition Service and the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command anchor $50 billion and $10 billion ceiling placeholders respectively, with AETC and DEA following. The dollar concentration is driven by vehicle ceilings rather than executed task-order volume; obligated dollars total $159 million against $80.23 billion in combined potential value across all 91 awards.

Syscom holds seats on five government-wide or multi-agency vehicles. The vendor was awarded to the newly established NASA SEWP VI multiple-award GWAC on November 1, 2026, with a $20 billion ceiling running through October 31, 2036, for IT communication and audio-visual solutions. Syscom holds a position on the GSA OASIS+8(a) multiple-award IDIQ (competitive 8(a) set-aside, $999.999 billion ceiling, through August 19, 2030), with three recent delivery orders including a $324,066 general building management support award (September 16, 2025). The vendor also sits on GSA OASIS+SB (Total Small Business, $999.999 billion ceiling, through April 14, 2030), with three delivery orders since award on April 15, 2025, ranging from $182,141 to $546,311 for janitorial and civil engineering support across the Forest Service, Western Area Power Administration, and Air Combat Command. Syscom maintains positions on the 8(a) STARS III GWAC (GSA, $50 billion ceiling, extending through July 1, 2026) and holds five single-award IDVs: a DEA contract for mailroom and warehouse support ($8.23 million ceiling, through May 31, 2029), an AETC grounds maintenance vehicle at Joint Base San Antonio ($6.01 million ceiling, through February 28, 2027), a DoD Southwest Region refuse and recycling contract at Fort Carson ($10.54 million ceiling, through December 31, 2026), and smaller awards with the Bureau of Reclamation and Department of Interior.

Activity trajectory shows variability over the past five years — nine awards in 2022, declining to five in 2024, then recovering to ten in 2025 and five to date in 2026. Thirteen awards carrying combined potential value of $48.3 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete exposure concentrated in AETC grounds maintenance and DoD refuse/recycling work at Fort Carson and potentially across OASIS+SB and OASIS+8(a) ordering periods.

SCI-reported invoicing totals $12.5 million across FY2022–FY2025, with activity concentrated in FY2023 ($8.3 million across 114 FTEs) and FY2025 ($4.2 million across 93.0 FTEs); FY2024 showed zero SCI-reportable invoicing. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates run around $34.58/hr, with rates ranging from a 10th percentile of $31.88/hr to a 90th percentile of $39.38/hr, reflecting the vendor's positioning in lower-cost facilities support and janitorial labor categories. FTE trajectory fluctuates — ranging from 20 FTEs in FY2022 to a peak of 114 in FY2023, then 21.7 in FY2024 and 93 in FY2025 — driven by contract performance timing and award mix; these figures capture only SCI-reportable service contracts and represent a narrow slice of Syscom's total federal services footprint.

Janitorial, Computer, IT, Cyber, Training, Facilities Maintenance, Engineering Services, Administration Support, Research and Development, Scientific, Range Support, Help Desk, Service Desk, Grounds Maintenance, Warehouse, Logistics