Trofholz Technologies, Inc.

Trofholz Technologies, Inc. Corporate Office Division, doing business as Trofholz Technologies Inc., is a Sacramento, California-based woman-owned, veteran-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned small business that delivers physical security systems, information security infrastructure, and IT services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 1,475 federal awards spanning $69 billion in potential value. The vendor competes predominantly as a prime under full-and-open and set-aside vehicles, with recurring work under Total Small Business, Woman-Owned Small Business, and Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business designations; roughly 26% of recent awards fall within set-aside categories, but the vendor's SBA certifications position it to compete across both restricted and unrestricted opportunities.

Trofholz's capability footprint centers on access control system design, installation, and lifecycle maintenance; closed-circuit television (CCTV) procurement and deployment; intrusion detection systems; physical perimeter security including active barriers and pop-up bollards; network infrastructure upgrades; and technical field support. Concrete representative work includes a $15.8 million delivery order from Naval Special Warfare Command (February 2026, through April 2031) for Integrated Electronic Security Systems (IESS) support and sustainment across multiple Naval Special Warfare locations, a $3.2 million Electronic Access Control and Surveillance Systems Improvement Project from the Bureau of Reclamation (August 2022, through April 2027) to upgrade eight southern Idaho water resource facilities with standardized Lenel OnGuard systems, and a $6.6 million delivery order from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 7 (March 2022, through March 2027) for physical access control systems program management and security maintenance services in Columbia, South Carolina. The vendor also holds a $2.77 million SDVOSB delivery order from VISN 21 for security systems services and personnel through July 2027. Smaller task orders frequently range from $10,000 to $500,000 for specific component replacements, software licenses, and maintenance calls across federal facilities.

Customer concentration is fragmented across 179 agencies. By award count, the top five customers account for roughly 26% of awards: the Department of Agriculture Office of the Chief Information Officer (149 awards, $1.5 million potential value), the Bureau of Reclamation (82 awards, $37.5 million), United States Special Operations Command (62 awards, $59.5 million), Naval Sea Systems Command (51 awards, $4.9 million), and USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (43 awards, $2.7 million). By potential value, the concentration is driven by a single outlier: the Department of Homeland Security Chief Procurement Officer accounts for 29 awards worth $25.9 billion in potential value — predominantly placeholder ceiling values on the FirstSource II IDIQ, suggesting that concentration figure masks the true ordering landscape. When FirstSource II is excluded, the more granular customers are USSOCOM ($59.5 million), Bureau of Reclamation ($37.5 million), DHS Customs and Border Protection ($36 million), and the Air Force Air Education and Training Command ($34.6 million).

Trofholz holds positions on five major parent vehicles: the FirstSource II Multiple Award IDIQ (311 task orders, $55.4 million combined potential value), an Agriculture BPA AG3144B100007 (213 task orders, $2.3 million), the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (156 task orders, $52.3 million), an Indefinite Delivery Contract AG6395C120055 (77 task orders, $4.9 million), and an IDC H9224015D0011 (48 task orders, $4.9 million). The vendor also holds four GSA OASIS+ vehicles awarded or reawarded in 2024–2025: OASIS+ Total Small Business (ceiling $999,999,999,999, awarded December 2024, through December 2029); OASIS+ Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (ceiling $999,999,999,999, awarded September 2024, through September 2029); OASIS+ Women-Owned Small Business (ceiling $999,999,999,999, awarded September 2025, through September 2030); and a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract ($31 million ceiling, awarded April 2025, through April 2030). The vendor also holds single-award BPAs with the Department of Transportation FAA ($1 billion eFAST BPA through September 2029), USDA Marketing and Regulatory Programs ($7.5 million, through April 2028), and Naval Air Systems Command ($4.999 million, through August 2028), plus a single-award IDIQ with Naval Sea Systems Command ($240,000 ceiling, expired September 2026) and a more recent $27.1 million IDIQ from US Special Operations Command (awarded February 2026, through April 2031).

Activity declined year over year from 30 awards in 2022 to 4 awards in 2026 (year to date through June). This downward trajectory and the sparse 2025–2026 pipeline suggest either a shift in federal agency ordering patterns, completion of larger task orders, or potential recompete losses. Within the next twenty-four months, 13 awards with combined potential value of $17.8 million face ultimate completion date and recompete exposure.

On service contracts captured in the Service Contract Inventory above the $150,000 reporting threshold, Trofholz invoiced $10 million across FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $2.4 million; FY2023: $3.1 million; FY2024: $4.5 million). The SCI dataset shows roughly 9.9 to 12.8 federal FTEs delivered across those years. On federal services contracts, government-paid hourly rates ran around $130.62/hr median, with junior labor near $80/hr and senior subject matter experts and project managers through $352/hr. The vendor delivers its own workforce on these contracts with zero subcontractor hour share across SCI-reportable prime records, indicating a build-and-staff model rather than a sub-heavy delivery posture.

The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 60 categories from administrative clerical roles at $73.57/hr through subject matter experts at $214.50/hr, with emphasis on systems engineers, network engineers, database engineers, quality control analysts, and project managers — all positions carrying Secret-clearance requirements and ranging from high-school to bachelor's-degree credentials. This labor-rate stratification and clearance posture align with the company's core mission in federal IT and security infrastructure modernization.

The prime-vs-sub split shows 1,475 prime awards and zero sub awards in the source, meaning Trofholz operates as a prime contractor exclusively across its recent federal footprint. The company has no named parent; the corporate structure lists Trofholz Technologies, Inc. as a single entity under the Corporate Office Division, suggesting no active subsidiaries in the awards data.

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.