The Lioce Group Inc.

The Lioce Group Inc., The Lioce Group Division, is a Huntsville, Alabama–based for-profit Subchapter S corporation operating as a prime contractor across the General Services Administration's Multiple Award Schedule, supplying office equipment, managed print services, imaging devices, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure to federal agencies on full-and-open and small business set-aside vehicles.

The Lioce Group competes predominantly in full-and-open procurements, with recurring participation in total small business set-asides on specific delivery orders and blanket purchase agreements; the vendor does not hold 8(a), SDVOSB, HUBZone, WOSB, or other federal socioeconomic certifications. All 424 awards in the source represent prime contract work—the vendor does not subcontract from other federal primes. Concrete capability delivery centers on multifunction devices (Canon, Konica Minolta, Lexmark, HP), printer consumables and toner, copier maintenance and lease services, managed print fleet management, and electric vehicle supply equipment assessments and installation. Representative prime work includes a $4.9 million Social Security Administration delivery order for Konica Bizhub 360i multifunction devices (September 2023, GSA MAS), a $3.9 million Department of Transportation delivery order for multifunction printer maintenance and technical support through September 2029 (August 2025, GSA MAS exercising option year 2), and a $750 thousand Army Garrison Redstone Arsenal order for 79 multifunction device monthly maintenance running through September 2030 (September 2025, GSA MAS).

Customer concentration is extreme and anchored by GSA Federal Acquisition Service. GSA FAS accounts for 75 awards and $76.9 million in combined potential value (53% of the vendor's total); Social Security Administration sits second with 19 awards and $21 million (14% of portfolio dollars); the Army PEO Aviation cluster holds 35 awards but only $6.2 million (4% of dollars). The two customer rankings diverge sharply—GSA FAS dominates on dollar value, while Army PEO Aviation dominates on order frequency. This concentration reflects The Lioce Group's positioning as a transactional supplier of supplies, cartridges, and equipment through GSA's schedule system rather than a prime system integrator or program services vendor.

Vehicle position is dominated by the GSA Multiple Award Schedule. The Lioce Group holds 391 MAS task orders valued at $91.1 million in combined potential value, representing 63% of the portfolio's total dollar value. The vendor also holds a seat on The Office Imaging and Document Solution schedule (7 task orders, $3.7 million combined potential value). At the IDV level, The Lioce Group holds five named blanket purchase agreements: a $14.375 million single-award BPA with GSA for electric vehicle supply equipment and ancillary services (through April 2027); a $3.739 million single-award BPA with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for multifunction devices (through April 2029); a $1.875 million multiple-award AdvantageSelect Governmentwide Printer BPA with GSA FAS for printer and imaging equipment (through September 2027); a $1.3 million single-award BPA with Social Security Administration for maintenance services on Konica Minolta and KeyMark devices (ultimate completion March 2024, now mature); and a $500 thousand multiple-award small-business-set-aside BPA with Air Force Air National Guard for managed print services (through August 2028).

Activity has accelerated in recent years. Award volume climbed from 13 in FY2022 to a peak of 82 in FY2024, then dropped to 20 in FY2025 and 7 year-to-date in FY2026 (through September 21, 2026), suggesting either a data lag in the source or a recompete adjustment. Within the next twenty-four months, nineteen awards with combined potential value of $14.3 million face ultimate completion dates, representing recompete exposure. SCI-reported invoicing on federal service contracts above the $150 thousand threshold totaled only $311 thousand in FY2025 across 0.1 FTEs self-performed; this represents a narrow slice of The Lioce Group's federal footprint and reflects the predominance of supply and equipment orders (which SCI excludes) versus labor-intensive services in the vendor's portfolio. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, The Lioce Group performed 100% of contracted hours in-house with no named subcontractors, confirming a self-delivery model.

The Lioce Group operates as a pure prime, with no subcontract activity in the source data. The vendor builds its own delivery and support teams rather than relying on a subcontractor network. This posture—combined with heavy GSA MAS transaction volume, small average order size, and low SCI labor intensity—positions The Lioce Group as a high-frequency supplier of commoditized office equipment, supplies, and on-demand services rather than a complex program integrator or managed services incumbent.

Full line Canon office equipment dealer. Primarily focused on GSA and GPO business. Covers total solutions from copiers, printers, fax, scanning and large format solutions to document imaging, archiving and automated forms software.