The Lioce Group Inc.

The Lioce Group Inc., operating as The Lioce Group Division, supplies printing and imaging equipment, multifunction devices, electric vehicle charging infrastructure, and related maintenance and leasing services to federal agencies as a prime contractor competing predominantly in full-and-open and total small business set-aside procurements. Headquartered in Huntsville, Alabama, and structured as a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation, the company has built a federal footprint centered on managed print services, device maintenance, and office equipment solutions delivered through the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and related blanket purchase agreements.

The company's customer concentration tilts heavily toward GSA Federal Acquisition Service (74 awards, $76.9 million combined potential value), which anchors roughly 53% of the vendor's combined potential value across 421 prime awards. Social Security Administration stands second (18 awards, $20.6 million), followed at considerable distance by the Department of the Army's Program Executive Office Aviation (35 awards, $6.2 million) — a signature customer reflecting Lioce's strength in regional Alabama defense work. Department of Homeland Security, Naval Sea Systems Command, and Food and Drug Administration round out the active base. The concentration metrics diverge notably: FAS dominates both volume and dollars, while SSA places fewer orders but anchors them at higher value, particularly for Konica Minolta multifunction device maintenance spanning thousands of units across SSA locations nationwide.

Lioce's award footprint breaks cleanly into two operational streams: GSA MAS-issued task orders for printer equipment, toner, consumables, and lease-maintenance packages (388 task orders, $90.6 million), and specialty services under GSA's Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) BPA (single-award, $14.375 million ceiling, multiple calls for site assessments and charging station installation). Recent representative work includes a $6.3 million firm fixed-price BPA call from SSA for twelve months of maintenance on 2,812 Konica Minolta multifunction devices across the agency's locations (awarded August 29, 2023; ultimate completion September 28, 2027); a $3.94 million delivery order from the Department of Transportation for multifunctional printer maintenance and technical support through September 30, 2029 (awarded August 13, 2025); and a $750,225 delivery order from the U.S. Army Garrison at Redstone Arsenal for toner-inclusive maintenance of seventy-nine multifunction devices through September 29, 2030 (awarded September 30, 2025). Smaller transactional work spans individual toner cartridge orders under FAS's MAS vehicle, die cutters for Defense Logistics Agency, digital presses for DISA, and EVSE site assessments at Corps of Engineers installations.

The vendor holds four anchoring IDVs: a $14.375 million GSA EVSE BPA (April 22, 2022; through April 21, 2027); a $3.739 million single-award BPA with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for multifunction devices (April 12, 2024; through April 11, 2029); a $1.875 million multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement under GSA's AdvantageSelect Governmentwide Printer BPA (September 6, 2024; through September 5, 2026); and a $1.3 million single-award BPA with Social Security Administration for Konica Minolta device maintenance (September 29, 2022; ultimate completion March 28, 2024, with multiple exercised options extending work through 2027). Each IDV has spawned dozens of task orders and BPA calls against it, generating the vendor's primary order flow across civilian and defense customers.

Award activity accelerated significantly from 2022 (13 awards) through 2024 (82 awards), reflecting the maturation of the EVSE BPA and expansion of MAS-based ordering from SSA and GSA FAS. The past twelve months show contraction (20 awards in 2025; 4 year-to-date in 2026), but this reflects the cumulative effect of large-ceiling IDVs supporting ongoing task-order placement rather than declining customer demand — the $750,225 Redstone Arsenal award and $3.94 million DOT delivery order both extend into 2027 and 2029 respectively, anchoring forward obligation. Sixteen awards (combined potential value $15.4 million) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing moderate recompete exposure concentrated in smaller transactional work and near-term EVSE site assessment and maintenance calls.

Lioce competes predominantly without set-aside designation (256 awards, 61%) but maintains meaningful small-business set-aside activity (137 total small business awards, 32%), particularly on SSA and Air Force Air National Guard contracts. The vendor has no subcontract footprint in the source data — all 421 awards are primes. The company's award portfolio clusters in NAICS 338310 (Printing Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing, 231 awards) and 334111 (Electronic Computer Manufacturing, 138 awards), with secondary depth in office equipment rental and maintenance codes. Primary PSC concentration spans printer and document management equipment (PSC categories 7025, 7040, 7050), leasing services (PSC 7140), and IT hardware and peripherals. Geographic performance footprint spans Huntsville, Alabama (administrative and operational hub); Washington, DC (DOT, GSA FAS); Baltimore, Maryland (SSA); Jacksonville, Florida (DLA Document Services); and subordinate locations nationwide wherever customer agencies maintain printing and EVSE infrastructure.

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.