Techniarts Engineering LLC

Techniarts Engineering LLC, doing business as Techniarts, a veteran-owned small business based in Silver Spring, Maryland, provides audiovisual production, event technical support, and multimedia equipment services to federal civilian agencies as a prime contractor exclusively—168 recent awards across 42 customer agencies with no subcontract activity. The company competes without set-aside designations in full-and-open procurements, relying on its GSA Federal Supply Schedule presence and agency-specific blanket purchase agreements to drive customer reach.

Techniarts' customer concentration reflects deep penetration in event support and facility audiovisual infrastructure. The Federal Trade Commission leads by award count (29 awards, $4.4 million combined potential value), followed by the Department of the Army (11 awards, $364 thousand), the Consumer Product Safety Commission (10 awards, $1.3 million), and the US Agency for Global Media (9 awards). However, dollar potential diverges sharply from volume: the GSA Federal Acquisition Service anchors 72% of combined potential value across just two awards totaling $85.9 million, while the Department of State Bureau of International Information Programs contributes $32.4 million across eight awards and the Department of State Bureau of Public Affairs adds $14.2 million. The FTC cluster drives high-frequency task-order activity but at unit sizes between $10,000 and $70,000; State Department work scales to multi-million-dollar delivery orders.

Techniarts sits on three primary vehicles. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract, a $44.18 million Federal Supply Schedule effective through December 2028, anchors the portfolio with 109 task orders worth $26.1 million in combined potential value and covers Special Item Numbers for professional audio/video services (541990AV) and video/film production (512110). Two State Department blanket purchase agreements—SAQMMA13A0225 ($24.3 million across 7 task orders) and 19AQMM19A0256 ($27.3 million across 3 task orders)—deliver international broadcasting and public diplomacy event support. The Federal Trade Commission maintains a $2 million single-award BPA through September 2027, and the Internal Revenue Service holds a $245,000 audio-video production BPA. Recent named work includes a $4.74 million July 2025 delivery order from the Bureau of Public Affairs for professional audio and video services in Silver Spring; a $221,025 June 2024 order from the Consumer Product Safety Commission for onsite support and maintenance of hearing and control rooms through June 2029; and a $671,444 FTC audiovisual equipment modernization BPA call issued July 2023 with completion through June 2025.

Activity declined year over year from eight awards in 2022 to four in 2026 (partial year), though the decline reflects smaller task-order volume rather than customer loss. Seven awards carrying combined potential value of $151 thousand complete within the next twenty-four months, representing limited recompete exposure and suggesting most active vehicles run multi-year with infrequent completions. The vendor's NAICS footprint centers on "All Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services" (97 awards), with secondary exposure in audio and video equipment manufacturing and radio/television broadcasting equipment. PSC codes track the same: Photo/Map/Print/Publication–Audio/Visual leads with 43 awards, followed by Film/Video Tape Production (18 awards), Radio and Television Communication Equipment (12 awards), and Public Address Systems (9 awards).

Techniarts' GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 14 roles from Video Production Assistant at $67.17 per hour to Broadcast Engineer at $223.91 per hour, with representative mid-tier pricing at Video Producer ($89.57/hr) and Video Production Engineer ($125.39/hr). All roles require bachelor's-level education or associates degree with five to ten years of experience; no security-cleared positions are offered. SCI reporting shows minimal service-contract activity above the $150,000 threshold—zero invoiced revenue recorded across FY2022–FY2024 in the SCI dataset, with 5.1 FTEs reported in FY2024 across four prime contracts—indicating the bulk of Techniarts' federal revenue flows through smaller task orders, goods purchases, and micro-buys outside SCI's reporting floor. The vendor operates a lean delivery model with no subcontractor engagement recorded, executing audiovisual system upgrades, equipment maintenance, event facilitation, multimedia production, and technical staffing in-house across federal civilian customer locations.