Unicom Government, Inc.

Unicom Government, Inc., a minority-owned, Asian-Pacific American-owned small business based in Chantilly, Virginia, supplies IT hardware, networking equipment, audiovisual systems, software licenses, and maintenance services to federal agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) across SEWP V, ITES-3H, and CIO-CS government-wide acquisition vehicles. The vendor is a child of Unicom Systems Inc., a Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Mission Hills, California.

Unicom Government's recent footprint concentrates on delivery orders for commercial IT hardware, infrastructure components, and support services. Representative work includes a $774,077 ITES-3H delivery order from Army European Command (September 2025) for life cycle replacement of IT network equipment at US Army Garrison Wiesbaden, Germany; a $1.46 million Coast Guard definitive contract (September 2024) for maintenance and support of the Command Center Display System under sole-source authority; a $1.09 million Veterans Affairs delivery order (April 2024) for UNICOM enterprise architecture software maintenance; and a $565.6 million Drug Enforcement Administration delivery order (June 2024) for NetApp storage support and cloud services under small business set-aside. Across the portfolio, audiovisual and video teleconferencing system upgrades, conference room refreshes, networking equipment (Cisco Catalyst switches), storage area network maintenance, and software renewals (System Architect, UNICOM Rational) repeat frequently. The vendor competes predominantly full-and-open; set-asides appear in roughly 20% of named awards but do not dominate the footprint.

Customer concentration is diffuse across defense and civilian agencies. The top five funding agencies by award count (Department of the Army, Air Force, Navy, Treasury IRS, and GSA) account for 40% of named awards but only a small fraction of total potential value. By dollar magnitude, NASA anchors the portfolio with $40 billion in combined potential value across 618 awards, followed by Department of Justice FBI ($3.85 billion, 861 awards), Department of Homeland Security ($1.15 billion, 404 awards), Naval Information Warfare Systems Command ($1.04 billion, 770 awards), and FAA ($960.1 million, 563 awards). This customer dispersion reflects Unicom Government's position as a broad-based IT hardware and services supplier across multiple acquisition vehicles rather than a specialized incumbent on a single agency vehicle.

Unicom Government places the majority of work through SEWP V (7,604 task orders, $934.5 million combined potential value) and ITES-3H (subordinate to the Federal Supply Schedule GS35F4120D, which carries 12,940 task orders and $3.25 billion). The vendor also operates under Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement III and IV, indefinite delivery contracts W91QUZ07D0008 and F0162093D0001, and the Chief Information Officer Commodities and Solutions (CIO-CS) GWAC. The scale of task orders across these vehicles—tens of thousands of individual delivery orders—indicates Unicom Government operates as a volume-based hardware distributor and light integration provider rather than as a complex system designer or prime systems integrator.

Subcontractor relationships are sparse in recent awards; the vendor lists engagements as a subcontractor to Booz Allen Hamilton (IT/AV/VTC products and services), Torch Technologies (Cisco Catalyst networking hardware and engineering services), CACI Technologies (cyber security support), Caci Inc. Federal (TENCAP exploitation services), General Dynamics Global Force (CECOM field support worldwide), and IAP World Services (SATCOM support). These relationships are occasional and product-focused rather than recurring or strategic.

The GSA Schedule labor portfolio reflects Unicom Government's service-delivery capability alongside hardware procurement. Nineteen active labor categories span network engineering, physical security specialist and engineer roles, unified communications engineering, systems engineering, virtualization engineering, and program management. Hourly rates range from $122.57 (Network Engineer I, high school education, seven years' experience) to $279.66 (Virtualization Engineer III, high school education, fourteen years' experience). No security-cleared labor categories appear in the portfolio; all roles list high school education as the floor requirement. This skill set composition aligns with IT hardware deployment, infrastructure configuration, and ongoing technical support rather than classified systems work or advanced defense engineering.

Activity per year declined from 135 awards in 2022 to 10 in 2026 (year-to-date through mid-June), signaling a contraction in new order flow over the past three years or a possible shift in award tracking or reporting. Within the next twenty-four months, 24 awards worth $3.7 million combined potential value face completion and therefore recompete exposure. The top three NAICS codes—Computer and Software Stores (14,250 awards), Electronic Computer Manufacturing (7,051 awards), and Computer Peripherals and Software Merchant Wholesalers (5,359 awards)—confirm Unicom Government's role as a product distributor and reseller rather than a service integrator or original manufacturer. Primary PSC coding (Information Technology Equipment System Configuration, 21,142 awards) reinforces the hardware configuration and delivery posture.