Unico Government Solutions, LLC

Unico Government Solutions, LLC, an SBA-certified Economically Disadvantaged Women-Owned Small Business (EDWOSB) and 8(a) Program participant headquartered in Oxon Hill, Maryland, operates as a prime contractor across facilities management, custodial services, waste management, fitness instruction, and administrative support to federal agencies—with dominant positioning on large indefinite-delivery vehicles rather than recurring delivery-order volume. The vendor is minority-owned (Black American and woman-owned) and competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles; across recent awards, set-aside designations appear in roughly 70% of delivery orders (Total Small Business, Competitive 8(a), and EDWOSB set-asides), with the remainder issued full-and-open or without set-aside designation.

Unico's award footprint is dominated by three massive IDVs that dwarf its active task-order base. The Naval Sea Systems Command awarded a $4 billion Seaport-NXG IDC (multiple-award, through January 2029), and the Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters granted a $1 billion single-award BPA (through September 2029); together these two vehicles represent $5 billion of the vendor's $5.14 billion combined potential value across all 61 awards—99% of the total ceiling. A third major vehicle is the Marine Corps' $96 million multiple-award IDIQ for life-cycle program management support at Installations Command Headquarters (through March 2031). Against these vehicles, Unico has issued only a handful of task orders: one $500 delivery order under Seaport-NXG (March 2025), and one $5,000 Marine Corps task order (March 2026, representing the vendor's minimum guarantee). The FAA BPA and Naval Sea Systems Command IDC carry no task orders in the source data, indicating that while the vendor holds substantial ceiling authority, actual utilization remains minimal. Unico also holds a $6.2 million GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (through October 2027) with 14 labor categories spanning material handlers at $26.73/hr through senior program managers at $142.90/hr; a $10 million Federal Maritime Commission BPA for program, administrative, and legal services (through May 2029); a $701 thousand Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons waste-management IDC (through September 2028); and smaller Blanket Purchase Agreements with Air Combat Command ($249,999) and the Air Force Reserve Command ($100,000).

Actual delivery-order activity is concentrated in lower-dollar, task-order-based work. The GSA Multiple Award Schedule accounts for 10 delivery orders worth $12.6 million combined potential value—the largest execution vehicle. Recent named delivery orders on the GSA Schedule include a $1.42 million warehouse-support services order for the U.S. Secret Service (through July 2028); a $425,369 custodial-services order for the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (through September 2031); a $227,806 fitness-instructor order for Air Force Space Command at Los Angeles Air Force Base (through March 2029); a $150,150 group-exercise contract manager order for Air Force Materiel Command at Robins Air Force Base, Georgia (through July 2031); and a $123,000 fitness-instructor order for the Air Force at Ellsworth Air Force Base, South Dakota (through September 2029). A fourth IDV, the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons waste-management contract (15BNAS23D00000207), has generated 4 delivery orders worth $565 thousand combined potential value, including recurring waste-management and cleaning tasks at Forest Heights, Maryland and Washington, DC locations (ultimate completions ranging through September 2028).

Customer concentration by award count is diffuse: the top five agencies—DOJ Bureau of Prisons Central Office, Army Reserve Command, Air Force, Air Force Space Command, and Naval Sea Systems Command—account for 36% of the 61 awards. However, concentration by dollar value is extreme and vehicle-driven. Naval Sea Systems Command alone anchors $4 billion (78% of all potential value), with the FAA anchoring an additional $1 billion (20%). These two customers represent 98% of the vendor's combined potential value, while the remaining 33 agencies account for roughly $140 million (2%). The gap between volume and value rankings reflects the three large IDC/BPA ceilings held by Navy and FAA with minimal task-order issuance to date, versus the steady stream of small task orders from Air Force, Army, DOJ, and civilian agencies such as the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board and U.S. Secret Service.

Unico operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of awards); there are no sub-award records in the source. SCI-reported invoicing across federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold totaled $931 thousand over FY2022–FY2025, with two contracts: $388 thousand across 2.2 FTEs in FY2022 and $543 thousand across 6.0 FTEs in FY2024 (no activity in FY2023 or FY2025). On SCI-reportable prime contracts, the vendor delivered zero subcontractor hours, indicating that Unico builds its own delivery teams and does not rely on sub-engagement. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts ranged from $42.55/hr (10th percentile) to $101.25/hr (90th percentile), with a median of $65.10/hr, consistent with the GSA Schedule's spectrum of facility, administrative, and instruction labor.

Unico's category concentration is heavily weighted toward lower-skill, high-volume service categories. The top NAICS codes are Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services (16 awards), Janitorial Services (7 awards), Sports and Recreation Instruction (7 awards), Solid Waste Collection (5 awards), and Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers (5 awards). The corresponding PSC mix parallels this: Social-Recreational (10 awards), Housekeeping-Custodial Janitorial (9 awards), Support-Professional Other (6 awards), and Housekeeping-Trash/Garbage Collection (5 awards). This profile—cleaning, waste, and fitness services—is the operational core, while the $5 billion in IDV ceilings represent growth potential that has not yet translated to substantial task-order volume.

Activity has been steady and modest at the task-order level. Awards per year show 3 in 2022, 5 in 2023, 7 in 2024, 9 in 2025, and 9 in 2026 (through August), indicating gradual growth in execution volume rather than a breakout trajectory. Eight awards (combined potential value $14.3 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, presenting recompete exposure primarily on the Bureau of Prisons waste-management IDIQ, various Air Force and Army fitness and facility-management delivery orders, and the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board custodial task. The vendor's two anchor IDVs—the $4 billion Naval Sea Systems Command Seaport-NXG contract and the $1 billion FAA BPA—both run through 2028–2029, creating a cliff risk in late 2028 when task-order work against these vehicles may face recompete or expiration without new ceilings. Until those vehicles generate sustained task-order volume, Unico's actual federal revenue remains confined to the low-seven-figure annual delivery-order stream on the GSA Schedule and DOJ facilities-support work.

Unico is a trusted provider of information technology, program management, and facilities management services to government agencies. With a Top Secret Facility Clearance, we proudly serve a diverse range of clients across multiple sectors, delivering innovative solutions in acquisition, software engineering, data science and visualization, program management, financial services, and logistics. As a GSA MAS Contract Holder, Navy Seaport NextGen Contract Holder, and FAA eFAST contract holder, we are uniquely positioned to offer exceptional, high-impact solutions. Our team of PMP-certified professionals upholds the highest standards of project execution, ensuring timely, high-quality results. Furthermore, we are in the process of obtaining CMMC and ISO certification, further demonstrating our unwavering commitment to quality management.