Trofholz Technologies, Inc.

Trofholz Technologies, Inc. Corporate Office Division, doing business as Trofholz Technologies Inc., is a Sacramento, California-headquartered woman-owned, veteran-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned small business that sells physical security systems, information security infrastructure, and IT services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across an exceptionally large vehicle footprint covering GWACs, multiple IDIQs, BPAs, and GSA Schedule contracts.

Trofholz operates almost entirely as a prime contractor—1,485 awards tracked in the source are 100% prime across all federal sources—and competes predominantly under set-aside categories. The vendor holds active SBA certifications as a Woman-Owned Small Business (WOSB), Veteran-Owned Business (VOSB), Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB), and Small Disadvantaged Business (SDB). The company is structured as a Subchapter S Corporation and functions as a parent entity with one subsidiary, Trofholz Technologies, Inc.

Trofholz's capability portfolio centers on access control systems (Lenel OnGuard platforms, HID readers, badge-reader systems), closed-circuit television installation and maintenance (Axis, Bosch, American Dynamics, and Avigilon equipment), intrusion detection systems, electronic security system design and integration, network infrastructure upgrades, and field maintenance technician services. Representative work includes a $15.8 million delivery order for Integrated Electronic Security Systems support to Naval Special Warfare Command across San Diego and other Special Operations locations (February 2026, Total Small Business set-aside, firm fixed price, ultimate completion April 2031); a $6.58 million delivery order to Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 for physical access control systems program management and security maintenance at Columbia, South Carolina (March 2022, SDVOSB set-aside, ultimate completion March 2027); a $3.18 million EACSS Improvement Project delivery order to Bureau of Reclamation for Lenel OnGuard system replacement across eight southern Idaho facilities (August 2022, Total Small Business set-aside, ultimate completion April 2027); and a $2.77 million delivery order to Veterans Integrated Service Network 21 for security systems services and personnel at Palo Alto, California (August 2022, SDVOSB set-aside, ultimate completion July 2027).

Customer concentration is highly distributed across 180 agencies but shows concentration in civil infrastructure and defense. The top five agencies by award count (Department of Agriculture Office of the CIO, Bureau of Reclamation, US Special Operations Command, Naval Sea Systems Command, and USDA APHIS) account for 26% of awards. By potential value, however, the distribution shifts: Department of Homeland Security Chief Procurement Officer (29 awards, $25.9 billion), US Special Operations Command (62 awards, $59.5 million), Bureau of Reclamation (83 awards, $38.6 million), DHS Customs and Border Protection (40 awards, $36 million), and Air Education and Training Command (24 awards, $34.6 million) anchor 29% of combined potential value. The $25.9 billion DHS figure reflects a very large vehicle ceiling rather than imminent revenue. Recent award trajectory shows 30 awards in 2022, 37 in 2023, 42 in 2024, declining to 19 in 2025 and 14 in 2026 year-to-date. Eighteen awards (combined potential value $15.5 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure.

Trofholz's vehicle portfolio is extensive. The vendor holds seats on five GWACs and IDIQs with ceilings at or near $999.999 billion: OASIS+ Total Small Business (GSA, awarded December 2024, multiple award, seven functional domains including Management, Technical, Research, Environmental, Facilities, and Logistics); OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business (GSA, awarded September 2025, multiple award); OASIS+ Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (GSA, awarded September 2024, multiple award); SEWP VI (NASA, awarded November 2026, $20 billion, multiple award, Total Small Business set-aside, IT communication and audio-visual solutions); and a single-award indefinite-delivery contract to US Special Operations Command for Naval Special Warfare Integrated Electronic Security Systems support (awarded February 2026, $27.1 million, Total Small Business set-aside, ultimate completion April 2031). The vendor also holds a $1 billion BPA with the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration eFAST program (awarded March 2022, extended through September 2029), a $7.5 million single-award BPA with USDA Marketing and Regulatory Programs (April 2023, Total Small Business), and a $4.999 million single-award BPA with Naval Air Systems Command (August 2023). Under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), Trofholz holds a $31 million Federal Supply Schedule contract (awarded April 2025, through April 2030) offering 60 labor categories ranging $73.57–$214.50 per hour across administrative, voice communications, systems engineering, network engineering, database engineering, project management, quality control, and subject matter expert roles, with all positions requiring Secret-level security clearances and education from high school through bachelor's degree. The vehicle with the largest task-order volume is FirstSource II (311 task orders, $55.4 million combined potential value), a small-business IDIQ used primarily by DHS and civilian agencies for IT hardware and software procurement.

Service Contract Inventory activity from FY2022–FY2025 shows SCI-reportable invoicing of $15 million across 37 prime records, with FY2022 at $2.4 million (9.9 FTEs), FY2023 at $3.1 million (12.8 FTEs), FY2024 at $4.5 million (11.9 FTEs), and FY2025 at $5 million (12.5 FTEs). The workforce trajectory has remained relatively stable around 10–13 FTEs across the SCI-reportable service contract population. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI-reportable contracts median around $138.79 per hour, with the 10th percentile at $80.10 per hour and the 90th percentile at $432.86 per hour. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform approximately 2% of total contractor hours, with six named subcontractors reported; Trofholz self-performs the vast majority of delivery.

By NAICS code concentration, Trofholz's award profile skews toward Other Computer Related Services (542 awards), Security Systems Services except Locksmiths (269 awards), Electronic Computer Manufacturing (255 awards), Computer and Peripheral Equipment and Software Merchant Wholesalers (94 awards), and Computer Systems Design Services (71 awards). By PSC code, Information Technology CPU/Digital (234 awards), Miscellaneous Alarm Signal and Security Detection Systems (151 awards), Information Technology Components (125 awards), Information Technology Support Equipment (91 awards), and Communications Security Equipment and Components (87 awards) dominate the portfolio. The breadth and depth of awards across multiple GWACs, IDIQs, and BPAs—combined with the 100% prime contractor posture and recurrent Total Small Business set-aside positioning—positions Trofholz as a significant player in federal security infrastructure procurement, particularly for civilian civilian infrastructure upgrades and defense facility modernization.

We specialize in Physical Security, Information Security, and related IT Services. Our team ensures that we meet all regulatory compliance and mission ready requirements to protect critical infrastructure assets. With a dedication to Quality, Trofholz is devoted to maintaining and constantly improving our ISO 9001 Certification and customer satisfaction.