TD Support Services Corporation

TD Support Services Corporation, doing business as TD Support Services Corp, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, provides sports officiating, fitness instruction, and administrative support services to the Department of Defense and related agencies as a prime contractor across 433 federal awards totaling $61 million in combined potential value. The vendor competes predominantly through full-and-open procurements and selective total small business set-asides, with SDVOSB designation anchoring its posture across Department of Defense leisure and recreational programs.

TD Support Services' capability portfolio centers on three concrete service lines: sports officiating for intramural and varsity athletics (114 awards, 26% of total); security guard and patrol services (79 awards); and fitness instruction including aerobics, yoga, kickboxing, cycling, and personal training (47 awards focused on sports and recreation instruction, plus 41 on fitness center operations). Recent representative work includes a $286,650 purchase order from the Air Force at the U.S. Air Force Academy through September 2029 for aerobics and spinning instruction; a $425,406.80 purchase order from Air Forces Europe and Africa through March 2030 for sports officials across approximately 2,500 games annually at RAF bases in the United Kingdom; a $223,574.70 BPA call from the Department of Defense Education Activity through June 2027 for sports officiating across Southeast District middle and high school athletics; and a $3.7 million single-award indefinite delivery contract from the Air Force awarded in March 2026 through February 2031 for fitness instructors, personal trainers, massage therapists, and sports officials at Ramstein Air Base in Germany.

Customer concentration sits with the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA), which anchors the potential-value ranking with 21 awards totaling $22.7 million combined potential value, followed by the Department of the Air Force proper at 74 awards and $10.5 million. Air Forces Europe and Africa trails closely with 72 awards and $7 million, while Air Combat Command (50 awards, $3.6 million), Air Mobility Command (39 awards, $2.8 million), and Air Education and Training Command (8 awards, $3.9 million) round out the top six. The top five customer entities by potential value account for 78% of combined dollars. Award concentration by volume differs markedly — the Air Force proper leads at 74 awards, but DoDEA's 21 awards carry higher unit values; the divergence reflects DoDEA's multi-year blanket purchase agreements for European and Americas sports officiating versus the Air Force's reliance on smaller delivery orders and purchase orders.

TD Support Services holds a deep vehicle footprint anchored by multi-year blanket purchase agreements with DoDEA and the Air Force. The top parent vehicles by task order count include a 40-task-order BPA (INLRAB043104, likely a security or recreation vehicle); BPA FA561318A0014 with 13 task orders and $33 thousand combined value; BPA INL09PA00349 with 11 task orders and $215 thousand; and two indefinite delivery contracts (FA500015D0008 and FA500015D0009) each carrying 10 task orders and $118 thousand and $267 thousand respectively. Across the broader portfolio, DoDEA's $5 million Europe Sports Officials BPA (through June 2032) and $4.5 million Americas Sports Officiating BPA (through June 2031) represent the largest single vehicles. Recent IDV awards include a $540,000 FY25 Youth Sports Officials BPA from Air Education and Training Command (through August 2030) and a $2.6 million sports officiating BPA from the same command for Joint Base San Antonio (through February 2030). The vendor also holds a $3.7 million single-award IDC with Air Force for Ramstein services (through February 2031), a $350,000 multiple-award BPA with Air Mobility Command at Dover AFB (through February 2031), and a $250,000 single-award sports officials BPA with Air Combat Command (ultimate completion December 2027).

Activity has declined moderately — 17 awards in 2022 fell to 6 in 2025 and 7 in 2026 — though the decline reflects consolidation of work under larger indefinite vehicles rather than customer loss. Eight awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $1.4 million in combined potential value, presenting moderate recompete exposure. TD Support Services operates as a pure prime contractor across all 433 awards with no subcontract work.

The vendor's geographic footprint spans the continental United States and overseas installations: domestic performance occurs at Air Force bases including Beale, Dover, Ellsworth, Hill, Mountain Home, and Ramstein-area locations, plus joint bases at Charleston, San Antonio, and Andrews; overseas performance includes RAF Lakenheath, RAF Mildenhall, Spangdahlem Air Base (Germany), and DoDEA schools across Europe and the Americas region. Place of performance extends to the United Kingdom, Germany, and other allied locations in support of Service members and military families abroad. The vendor's service-disabled veteran-owned posture, coupled with consistent delivery of morale, welfare, and recreation support across dispersed installations, positions it as a specialized provider of leisure and fitness services within the Department of Defense enterprise rather than a broad-based defense contractor.

Provide worldwide contract support services to US DoD,Govt and commercial customers. Key focus areas include Facility Management, Logistics, Education, Administrative Support, Program/Project Management and other miscellaneous non-personal services