T R & L Communications, LLC

T R & L Communications, LLC, doing business as T.R L. Electric, is a woman-owned small business based in St. Peters, Missouri, that operates as a prime contractor delivering telecommunications infrastructure installation, electrical systems work, and IT equipment provisioning to civilian federal agencies exclusively through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The vendor holds no subcontract relationships and operates 100% as a prime, with a $500,000 ceiling GSA Schedule contract (47QTCA24D0048) active through January 30, 2029.

The company's capability portfolio centers on structured cabling, fiber optic installation and auditing, wireless infrastructure deployment, data and phone line installation, electrical rewiring and repairs, closed-circuit television security systems, uninterruptible power supply maintenance, and audiovisual equipment provisioning. Representative work includes a $218,654.80 fiber optic and cabling infrastructure installation at an Air Force Air Mobility Command facility in St. Louis (July 2022, Total Small Business set-aside); a $23,750.68 cooperative infrastructure installation at the Charles Prevedel Federal Building in Overland, Missouri, for the Department of Agriculture (September 2023); a $19,638.05 wireless access point installation at federal buildings in St. Louis for GSA Public Buildings Service (April 2026); a $17,000.66 electrical rewiring project at the National Agricultural Statistics Service Print Mail Center in Olivette, Missouri (March 2026, Total Small Business set-aside); and a $14,891.42 four-camera IP CCTV system deployment for GSA Federal Acquisition Service (November 2025). GSA Schedule labor spans twelve categories at hourly rates between $85.19 and $145.62, including AutoCAD Technician, Project Manager, Network Cabling Field Service Technician, Field Service Journeyman Electrician, Telephone Systems Service Technician, and Network Designer, with education requirements ranging from high school to associate degree and no security-cleared positions.

Customer concentration clusters with GSA. The top five funding organizations represent 46% of awards across the portfolio, led by GSA Public Buildings Service Region 6 (18 awards, $1.6 million combined potential value) and GSA Federal Acquisition Service (15 awards, $3.1 million), with the Department of the Treasury Internal Revenue Service, the Department of Agriculture Office of the Chief Information Officer, and the National Agricultural Statistics Service rounding out the active set. The potential-value ranking diverges slightly—GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors 84% of combined potential value—indicating that GSA bulk orders carry materially larger dollar magnitude than Region 6's distributed task orders. The Multiple Award Schedule hosts 40 task orders valued at $2.5 million combined potential, with two agency-specific IDIQs (GS06T08BND0001 and GS06T13BND0016) carrying six and four orders respectively.

Recent activity has remained flat at two to four awards per year across 2022–2026, with a combined potential value of $6.1 million and $3.7 million obligated (61% realization rate) across 103 total prime awards. Work is performed primarily in Missouri, with occasional projects in Colorado and Tennessee. The vendor does not compete under set-asides in the prime footprint; most awards carry no set-aside designation, though two small-dollar tasks received Total Small Business designations. NAICS concentration reflects the infrastructure focus: Electronic Computer Manufacturing (36 awards), Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors (25 awards), and Communication Equipment Repair and Maintenance (10 awards) dominate the category split.

Design, Install and Service - Voice & Data Network Cabling, Fiber Optics, Key/PBX Telephone Systems, Server/Computer Network, CCTV,CATV, Nurse Call, AV Systems, Intecom/PA Systems/Emergency Systems, Classroom AV Systems,