Teknion LLC

Teknion LLC, a commercial furniture and interior architectural products manufacturer headquartered in Mount Laurel Township, New Jersey, operates as a prime contractor delivering modular office systems, seating, storage, workstations, executive casegoods, technical workbenches, and demountable walls to federal civilian and defense agencies on a full-and-open competitive basis with no SBA set-asides. The company competes predominantly through established indefinite delivery vehicles rather than new competitive procurements, with a 100% prime contractor footprint across a portfolio of over 4,000 awards totaling $2.85 billion in combined potential value since 1988.

Teknion's customer concentration is heavily weighted toward the General Services Administration and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. GSA Federal Acquisition Service commands 22% of combined potential value across 55 awards ($447.3 million), while FBI Headquarters Division, by award count, generates 15% of recent awards (622 awards, $135.2 million potential value). The top five customer agencies by combined dollars include GSA FAS, FBI, Air Education and Training Command ($12.4 million across 131 awards), the Interior Department ($12 million across 78 awards), and Air Force Materiel Command Research Laboratory ($10.9 million across 122 awards). FBI's dominance by volume contrasts with GSA's dollar leadership—a split driven by GSA's much larger individual orders: GSA delivery orders regularly exceed $250,000, while FBI blanket purchase agreement task orders typically cluster between $5,000 and $150,000.

Teknion's vehicle position is anchored by three federal indefinite delivery vehicles. The $110 million GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (47QSMS24D006K, valid through April 24, 2029), awarded April 25, 2024, covers office furniture, miscellaneous furniture, and packaged office products under Special Item Numbers 33721, 337127, and 33721P, with pricing discounts of 54 to 77.5 percent off list. This vehicle has generated 2,265 task orders carrying $338.3 million in combined potential value and has fed over 2,200 delivery orders across federal agencies since award. Additionally, an older Federal Supply Schedule contract (GS28F0016N) shows 1,431 task orders worth $2.09 billion—this appears to be a superseded or legacy vehicle reflecting historical ordering. Teknion holds a single-award FBI Blanket Purchase Agreement valued at $1,123,840.25 (valid through November 30, 2026) covering executive casegoods and technical workbenches, under which it has issued hundreds of task orders supporting field office and regional agency modernization. A third $15 million single-award GSA Blanket Purchase Agreement (valid through November 30, 2027) provides additional government-wide ordering authority. Recent ordering against the GSA MAS vehicle includes Air Force Materiel Command facility modernization at Eglin Air Force Base (over $300,000 combined across multiple orders), Bureau of Reclamation workspace projects in Yuma, Arizona ($494,000), Air National Guard Des Moines facilities ($351,000 combined), Naval Sea Systems Command video conference tables and casegoods, Drug Enforcement Administration office furnishings, FBI field office renovations across Grand Forks, Little Rock, and Louisville, National Gallery of Art workspace refresh, and Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime office furniture.

Teknion delivered modular office furniture and demountable wall systems to the Air Force for Scott AFB ($1.97 million), National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases for Building 3 renovation in Mount Laurel ($238,951), GSA for conference room and workspace furniture across multiple locations, FBI for chair refresh projects and facility modernization across field offices nationwide (approximately 15% of recent award activity), Naval Information Warfare Systems Command for specialized workspace solutions including task chairs and table bases in San Diego, and the Bureau of Reclamation for office furniture at Yuma facilities. Delivery order values range from sub-$2,000 component orders (task chair purchases, credenzas, table bases) to over $500,000 for comprehensive facility renovations including design, project management, and installation. The company maintains a project-management and design labor portfolio on GSA Schedule with rates of $59.40–$59.85 per hour, requiring high school to associate-level education with no security clearances.

Activity has remained relatively stable year over year—95 awards in 2022, growing to 130 in 2023, declining to 103 in 2024, and averaging 111 in 2025 (73 awards in 2026 to date reflect the October 2026 cutoff). Within the next 24 months, 54 awards with combined potential value of $6.9 million face ultimate completion dates and therefore recompete exposure, including FBI field office refresh projects and GSA facility modernization task orders.

Teknion operates as a pure prime contractor (100% of awards). The SCI dataset shows minimal reportable service-contract activity—only one SCI record from FY2022 under a subcontractor arrangement, with 10.4 FTEs. This reflects the vendor's goods-focused business model: the vast majority of Teknion's federal revenue derives from product sales and delivery orders for commercial furniture, which fall below or outside SCI's $150,000 services-contract reporting threshold. SCI does not capture the full scale of Teknion's federal footprint. The company maintains no significant subcontracting relationships in its prime work; it builds its own delivery teams and does not operate as a feeder supplier to larger systems integrators.

Teknion competes exclusively through full-and-open competitive procurement. The company holds no 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB, EDWOSB, or other SBA certifications and explicitly positions itself as a commercial furniture manufacturer competing on commercial terms across the federal enterprise. Its federal business model is anchored by GSA Schedule and agency-specific blanket purchase agreements rather than by new competitively bid procurements. The company's federal contracting tenure spans from 1988 to present, with recent activity concentrated in workspace modernization and facility renovation task orders supporting civilian and defense agencies' ongoing office furniture and interior architectural needs.