Techniarts Engineering LLC

Techniarts Engineering LLC, a veteran-owned small business based in Silver Spring, Maryland, delivers audiovisual production, equipment installation, system maintenance, and technical event support services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of awards), competing without set-asides in full-and-open procurements across GSA Schedule and agency-specific indefinite delivery vehicles. The company executes audiovisual system upgrades, equipment maintenance, and technical staffing in-house with no subcontractor engagement.

Techniarts' customer footprint is diffuse but anchored by civilian agencies. The top five customer agencies by award count account for 40% of recent awards, led by the Federal Trade Commission (29 awards, $4.4 million combined potential value), the Consumer Product Safety Commission (11 awards, $1.4 million), and the Department of the Army (11 awards, $364 thousand). By dollar value, however, the distribution shifts sharply: the GSA Federal Acquisition Service (2 awards, $85.9 million combined potential value) and the State Department's Bureau of International Information Programs (8 awards, $32.4 million) dominate, together accounting for 72% of combined potential value across all awards. This divergence reflects Techniarts' reliance on large-ceiling IDV vehicles that anchor its prime contracting strategy but generate sparse task-order volume.

Techniarts holds three primary parent vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract ($44.18 million ceiling, effective through December 2028, awarded December 15, 2023) underpins 111 task orders worth $27.8 million in combined potential value and covers Special Item Numbers for professional audio/video services and video/film production. The company also operates under two State Department BPAs: SAQMMA13A0225 (7 task orders, $24.3 million combined potential value) and 19AQMM19A0256 (3 task orders, $27.3 million combined potential value). Recent work includes a $6.04 million delivery order from the Bureau of Public Affairs (issued July 1, 2025, completion June 30, 2026) for professional audio and video services, a $359,937 delivery order from the Navy's Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (issued July 1, 2026, completion June 30, 2031) for audiovisual system maintenance at Naval Medical Leader and Professional Development Command in Bethesda, Maryland, and a $700,000 delivery order from the Office of Personnel Management (issued September 25, 2023) for auditorium IT and audiovisual upgrades. A $2 million single-award BPA with the Federal Trade Commission (through September 2027) and a $245,000 IRS BPA (through September 2026) round out the vehicle set.

GSA Schedule labor rates span 14 categories from Video Production Assistant at $67.17 per hour to Broadcast Engineer at $223.91 per hour, with mid-tier roles such as Video Producer at $89.57 per hour and Video Production Engineer at $125.39 per hour. Education requirements range from associates to bachelor's degrees, with two to ten years of experience typical across roles. The company offers no security-cleared positions. SCI-reportable data shows minimal federal service-contract invoicing above the $150,000 threshold — zero recorded in FY2022–FY2025 across 13 prime records — and approximately 5 FTEs delivered to federal civilian agencies in FY2024–FY2025. The gap between award ceiling values and SCI-reportable invoicing reflects the vendor's reliance on goods-heavy orders (equipment, systems, materials) rather than services-dominant labor contracts.

Recent activity has declined from eight awards in 2022 to six in 2026, with eight awards (combined potential value $6.2 million) reaching completion within the next twenty-four months and facing recompete exposure. The vendor's category footprint is concentrated in NAICS 541990 (All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services — 99 awards) and PSC codes for photo/map/print/publication audiovisual work (43 awards), film and video tape production (18 awards), and radio/television communication equipment (12 awards). The vendor works across 43 distinct customer agencies but has not entered defense prime contracting despite its presence on Air Force and FBI delivery orders, which flow through GSA Schedule rather than direct prime relationships. Techniarts operates exclusively as a prime contractor across 170 awards spanning federal sources from 1981 to present, with no recorded subcontractor role in the source data.