Transource Services Corp.

Transource Services Corp., a women-owned small business headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, operates as a prime contractor providing IT hardware, software, and related technology solutions to federal agencies across defense and civilian sectors. The company sells concrete goods and services including desktop and mobile computing devices, monitors, laptops, printers, networking equipment, software licenses, storage solutions, and technical support services, with a portfolio dominated by hardware procurement and infrastructure refresh initiatives.

Transource competes predominantly under full-and-open and women-owned small business (WOSB) set-aside designations. The company holds SBA certification as a Women-Owned Small Business and recurs across multiple WOSB set-asides in recent awards, though the majority of its dollar volume flows through unrestricted vehicles where it competes on technical merit and pricing. As of the source snapshot, approximately 100% of Transource's prime footprint reflects unrestricted or WOSB-available competition, with no exclusive 8(a) or HUBZone posture.

Transource's customer base spans 597 distinct federal agencies, though concentration clusters around Department of the Army, Department of the Air Force, and Navy commands. The Department of the Army leads by award count (1,255 awards, $31.1 million combined potential value), followed by the Air Force (574 awards, $34.8 million). When ranked by potential value, the Army Training and Doctrine Command anchors the portfolio ($39.9 million across 331 awards), with the Air Force Education and Training Command second ($37.3 million, 419 awards). This divergence indicates that while the Army drives transaction volume, the Air Force AETC commands higher per-order dollar values, particularly through technology refresh initiatives. Transource serves this concentration through both direct procurement and participation in Army and Air Force-managed standing vehicles.

The company holds multiple significant vehicle positions. The Army Desktop and Mobile Computing 2 contract underpins the largest share: 7,195 task orders valued at $452.3 million combined potential value. The Multiple Award Schedule (MAS) ranks second with 3,042 task orders ($2.18 billion combined potential value), followed by the NASA-managed Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement V (SEWP V) at 2,215 task orders ($154.5 million). Additional vehicles include the Federal Supply Schedule GS35F0282L (1,595 task orders, $7.9 million) and the Air Force-managed Client Computing Solutions III (CCS-3) at 1,334 task orders ($115.2 million). On September 19, 2025, Transource secured a new $10 billion ceiling Indefinite Delivery Contract under the Army's Information Technology Enterprise Solutions 4 - Hardware (ITES-4H) program, extending through September 18, 2035, with initial minimum guarantee of $500 delivered in September 2025.

Activity trajectory shows decline: the company secured 736 awards in 2022, declining to 401 awards in 2025 and 61 awards in 2026 (partial year). Combined potential value across all awards totals $69.96 billion, though only $895.5 million (1%) has been obligated to date, indicating the portfolio represents ceiling capacity rather than invoiced revenue. Within the next twenty-four months, 54 awards face ultimate completion with combined potential value of $5.6 million—a modest recompete cliff suggesting limited near-term contract turnover risk.

Transource operates almost exclusively as a prime contractor (16,059 of 16,093 awards, or 100%), with minimal subcontract activity (34 sub-awards). Named sub relationships include work under Leidos, Inc. on C5ISR systems research, design, development, and integration, and AFNCR-ITS services follow-on work. The sub-work is sparse relative to prime volume and does not materially shape the vendor profile.

Representative contracts illustrate Transource's concrete work: a $303.6 million CCS-3 BPA call for Starcom desktops (Air Force, January 2026, Total Small Business set-aside); a $486.5 million SEWP V delivery order for PowerEdge R760XA servers (Naval Information Warfare Systems Command, September 2025, Total Small Business set-aside); a $375.4 million CCS-3 call for SPOC Tech Refresh NIPR desktops at CONUS and OCONUS locations (Air Force Space Command, September 2025, no set-aside); and a $282.8 million SEWP V delivery order for Multi-Class Rosslyn Suites hardware (Defense Information Systems Agency, September 2025, Total Small Business set-aside). The company also holds smaller recurring orders for printers, monitors, laptops, and consumables across dozens of Air Force bases and Navy commands, reflecting a high-velocity, transactional business model anchored to volume procurement vehicles rather than integration or services work.

NAICS concentration centers on Electronic Computer Manufacturing (12,225 awards), with Computer and Software Stores (2,190 awards) and Other Computer Related Services (816 awards) providing secondary classification. PSC codes confirm hardware-first positioning: Information Technology Equipment System Configuration (2,472 awards), Information Technology Support Equipment (2,093 awards), and CPUs/digital devices (2,029 awards) dominate the award taxonomy. The company's core business is goods procurement and logistics, not consulting, integration, or managed services.

Transource Computers is a high-end computer manufacturer and OEM parts reseller selling over 180,000 computer related parts.

GSA Contract #GS-35F-0282L

NIH ECSIII Contract #263-03-D-0558

DOI BPA: NBC050013