Trinity Dynamics, Inc.

Trinity Dynamics, Inc., doing business as Trinity Video Communications, is a for-profit audiovisual equipment manufacturer and maintenance-services provider based in Louisville, Kentucky that operates almost entirely as a prime contractor (98% of recent awards) on GSA Schedule and single-award blanket purchase agreements with civilian federal agencies, competing in full-and-open procurements without set-aside designations.

Trinity's customer concentration is extreme and creates significant recompete exposure. The Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation Headquarters Division alone anchors 371 awards (47% of Trinity's total prime footprint) worth $324.1 million in combined potential value—representing 61% of Trinity's entire $528.3 million combined potential value across 795 prime and sub awards. This concentration reflects Trinity's role as the primary audiovisual equipment and maintenance vendor for FBI headquarters facilities in Washington, D.C. The next-largest customer by potential value is the GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($111.2 million across 2 awards), which represents Trinity's Federal Supply Schedule contract itself rather than a customer agency. The Department of Justice Justice Management Division (11 awards, $1.9 million) and the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 9 (3 awards, $882 thousand) round out the material customer set.

Trinity operates under two primary parent vehicles. The Indefinite Delivery Contract DJFBI11310 generates 241 task orders worth $205.1 million in combined potential value and drives the bulk of the FBI Headquarters Division work—the contract runs through at least 2028 based on the most recent award dates. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule, with a $1 million ceiling awarded August 7, 2023 and valid through August 6, 2028, has generated 456 task orders worth $108.8 million and serves as the vehicle for orders from civilian agencies including the Coast Guard, Veterans Integrated Service Network 9, the Department of Defense Headquarters Division, and the Department of Justice Justice Management Division. A single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Justice Management Division (ceiling $900,000, running through September 28, 2027) has generated approximately $964,000 in task orders for audiovisual room maintenance and technology refresh.

Trinity's capability portfolio centers on audiovisual system maintenance, repair, and installation—not design or engineering. Representative work includes a $254,781 purchase order from the FBI Headquarters Division (July 2023) for Trinity Wall modernization; a $185,297 purchase order for a Quantum 3D Microscope delivery to the same customer (June 2022); a $323,437 delivery order from Veterans Integrated Service Network 9 (June 2026) for teleconferencing equipment with two option years of support services, performed in Jeffersontown, Kentucky through June 2029; and a $172,989 delivery order from the Department of Defense Headquarters Division (August 2025) for Trinity Wallboard Maintenance through July 2028. A $20,232 delivery order from the Coast Guard (August 2026) for an LG 136" Direct View LED display, TAA-compliant, delivered to Elizabeth City, North Carolina by October 2026 illustrates Trinity's secondary role as an equipment vendor under its Federal Supply Schedule. The Justice Management Division BPA work is more granular—multiple $80,518 annual calls for AV room and system maintenance, plus smaller $14,033 to $68,713 calls for display repair and replacement.

Trinity holds a secondary subcontractor role with Leidos on Air Force Facilities North Central Region IT services, with eight sub-awards between February 2024 and November 2025 for audiovisual and video teleconferencing support services under Air Force contracts FA701419DA005 and FA7014424D0007. A single sub-award from Balfour Beatty Construction (April 2022) for AV design services on a consolidated communication center at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland is the only non-Leidos subcontract work in the recent footprint.

Activity has been volatile. Trinity recorded six prime awards in 2022, seven in 2023, thirteen in 2024, seven in 2025, and two in 2026 year-to-date. The steep decline in 2025–2026 reflects the concentration risk embedded in the FBI Headquarters Division relationship—only two recompete-exposure awards (combined potential value $193,000) fall due in the next twenty-four months, meaning the bulk of Trinity's revenue is locked in under existing vehicles. However, Trinity's $205.1 million potential value under the DJFBI11310 indefinite delivery contract represents the primary runway; the contract's ultimate completion date and any recompete timeline will determine whether Trinity faces significant competitive pressure or revenue cliff in 2027–2028.

Service Contract Inventory reports Trinity as a named subcontractor on two records (zero hours as a prime, all sub-hours) across FY2022–FY2025, with zero full-time equivalents reported in the dataset—consistent with Trinity's positioning as an equipment and maintenance vendor rather than a staffed service provider. Trinity does not operate on government-wide acquisition contracts and has no presence on the GSA Alliant, OASIS+, or other multi-agency vehicles.