Sysorex Government Services, Inc.

Sysorex Government Services, Inc., a for-profit small business based in Herndon, Virginia, operates as a subsidiary of Sysorex USA and delivers IT hardware procurement, mobile computing devices, break-fix support services, and specialized security equipment to federal agencies as a prime contractor across the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, SEWP V, and agency-specific BPAs. The company competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements with occasional total small business set-asides, particularly on SEWP V delivery orders; Total Small Business designations appear on roughly 12% of recent prime awards, with the majority of work flowing through unrestricted vehicles.

Sysorex's customer base spans 248 federal agencies, but concentration is stark and tells two distinct stories. By award count, the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons Central Office dominates with 45 awards and $73.7 million in combined potential value, followed by the Army (85 awards, $580 thousand value) and the Air Force (30 awards, $279 thousand). The award-count leaders are IT commodity vendors shipping tablets, docking stations, and break-fix support. By dollar magnitude, however, the profile inverts: the Army Materiel Command's Joint Munitions Command anchors $936.9 million across 15 awards; GSA Federal Acquisition Service carries $410.3 million; the Navy Information Warfare Systems Command holds $249.6 million. This divergence signals that Sysorex wins high-volume, lower-unit-value IT hardware and services orders from civilian agencies and Bureau of Prisons facilities, but larger dollars flow through defense infrastructure and munitions procurements routed through Army and Navy customers.

Capability work across the recent award portfolio breaks into three tiers. Tier one is commodity IT hardware: mobile computing devices (Dell Latitude and Precision series, Panasonic and Microsoft Surface tablets), ruggedized equipment, docking stations, and accessories—represented by hundreds of BPA calls against the GSA MAS, USDA-wide hardware BPAs, and agency-specific tablets catalogs, with individual order values typically under $500 thousand. Tier two is break-fix and maintenance services: computer client break-fix support to USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service (a $3.1 million FY21 order), TEK84 security scanning system maintenance for Bureau of Prisons ($262 thousand to $8.2 million delivery orders), SecurPASS whole-body scanner maintenance and support ($1.5 million to $3 million annual contracts), and video relay services (a $8.5 million SEWP V delivery order through September 2026). Tier three is niche specialized equipment: TEK84 Intercept security scanning systems ($4.7 million to $8.2 million orders), micro jamming and mobile intelligence program management services to Bureau of Prisons ($2.8 million to $3.4 million each), and miscellaneous personal protective equipment delivered to Federal Correctional Institutions. Sysorex also resells satellite TV services (DirecTV) on a sole-source basis to Department of Defense ($91.7 thousand annually through 2027).

Vehicle position reveals deep entrenchment in GSA Schedule IT procurement. The Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4803G (a GSA IT commodity schedule) carries 544 task orders valued at $26.9 million combined potential—the single largest vehicle by volume. The Multiple Award Schedule (GSA MAS) accounts for 151 task orders and $71.7 million; IT Schedule 70 holds 131 task orders and $33.9 million. SEWP V (Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V, the NASA-managed governmentwide IT GWAC) brings 78 task orders and $65.8 million. These four vehicles alone represent the vast majority of Sysorex's visible recent work and are the primary mechanisms through which Bureau of Prisons, USDA, and smaller civilian agencies issue task orders to the vendor. The GS35F4803G dominance in volume but modest aggregate value underscores the commodity-resale model: high velocity, many small SKUs, thin margins per order.

Activity trajectory shows sharp deceleration and recompete risk. Awards per year fell from 36 in 2022 to 34 in 2023, 15 in 2024, and only 5 in 2025; the 3 awards recorded in 2026 represent partial-year data. Only 5 awards with combined potential value of $15.5 million face ultimate completion in the next twenty-four months, a modest recompete cliff relative to the vendor's historical volume—but the underlying decline in new awards suggests either contract consolidation, customer churn, or strategic narrowing of pursuit. Combined obligated dollars across all 994 awards total $166.4 million against $41.79 billion potential value, meaning the majority of work is either recently awarded and not yet invoiced or represents multi-year contracts with front-loaded ceilings.

Sysorex Government Services carries no visible subcontractor footprint; all 994 awards are prime contracts with zero sub-awards reported in the source. The corporate structure shows Sysorex Government Services, Inc. as a for-profit subsidiary of parent Sysorex USA, also for-profit. No other named subsidiaries appear. The subsidiary structure may reflect tax or operational segmentation, but public award records do not surface teaming relationships or named prime-to-sub flows.

Sysorex operates as a pure-play IT hardware reseller and maintenance-services provider to civilian federal agencies and correctional facilities. It does not compete in system integration, software development, or professional services. Its competitive advantage rests on schedule holdings (particularly GS35F4803G and MAS), rapid order fulfillment for commodity IT, and long-standing relationships with USDA procurement offices and Bureau of Prisons logistics—not on engineering capability or innovative solutions.

Sysorex is a small business specializing in Information Technology Solutions. We focus on the following IT Services: Software Development & Database Services, Network & IT Security Support Services and Data Center Implementation & Support.