Usidc, Inc.

Usidc, Inc., doing business as US International Development Consortium Inc., is a HUBZone-certified small business based in Salida, Colorado that delivers security systems installation, integrated air defense system design, and contractor logistics support to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor (62% of awards) and as a subcontractor on defense electronics and overseas support programs. The firm is a for-profit Subchapter S corporation competing predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides on its prime work, with recent awards split across direct Air Force purchases and sub engagement under Lockheed Martin's Iraq and Middle East defense programs.

Usidc's customer concentration centers on defense platforms and military installations. The top five funding entities account for 73% of awards by count but the ranking diverges sharply by dollar value: the Department of the Navy Naval Air Systems Command Naval Air Warfare Center anchors 99% of combined potential value with two awards totaling $100 million, while the United States Marine Corps places seven awards worth $13.9 million combined. The Department of the Air Force appears across three lines (13 awards at $507 thousand, 1 award at $1.3 million, and 3 awards at $1.1 million), reflecting a heavy concentration in smaller security and electrical installation work at domestic Air Force bases. Work is performed globally: Tyndall Air Force Base Florida, New Boston New Hampshire, RAF Mildenhall United Kingdom, Chantilly Virginia, and Iraq are explicitly named. Recent representative prime work includes a $235,228 Total Small Business purchase order from Air Force Education and Training Command for Honeywell intrusion detection system design, procurement, and installation at Tyndall Air Force Base (delivered October 2026); a $116,329 firm fixed price definitive contract from Air Force for integrated air defense system conceptual design for a permanent long-range radar site in Iraq (completed July 2025); and a $200,348 electronic security system installation at RAF Mildenhall in the United Kingdom for Air Forces Europe and Africa.

The vendor's award activity shows concentration in recent years — one award in 2022, two in 2023, eleven in 2024, then two in 2025 and two in 2026 — with only $15.7 million obligated against $119.3 million in combined potential value across all awards, suggesting a portfolio weighted toward higher-ceiling IDCs and task orders not yet fully funded. On the sub side, Usidc delivers contractor logistics support, facility materials support, and technical integration work under Lockheed Martin's Iraq Integrated Air Defense System program (multiple task orders from May 2024 through December 2024 supporting Kirkuk and Diwaniyah facilities, HVAC repair, generator inspection, and C2 tech refresh) and under V2X Systems on an AEGIS Blanket Task Order option year (2026 award at $250 thousand). Service Contract Inventory data captures only one SCI record (FY2024, 1.3 FTEs as a subcontractor), indicating minimal SCI-reportable service-contract activity relative to the vendor's goods and installation focus; the firm's federal revenue is driven by product installation, integration work, and overseas logistics support rather than billable labor hours.

Usidc's capability portfolio spans security systems (intrusion detection, electronic access control), integrated air defense system design and sustainment, telecommunications and audio-visual installation, and contractor logistics support for radar and defense command sites in Iraq and Jordan. The top NAICS categories — aeronautical and nautical system and instrument manufacturing (11 awards), electrical contractors and wiring installation (7 awards), and security systems services (5 awards) — reflect the vendor's core strength in fielding and sustaining defense electronics infrastructure. Parent vehicles are limited: the USMC Okinawa Telecommunication Upgrades 2015–2019 BPA carried six task orders, and the Audio Visual Multiple Award Contract 2021–2026 appears for one task order. Most recent activity is driven by small-dollar Total Small Business purchases and ongoing sub engagement with Lockheed Martin for Iraq air defense sustainment, with the Navy's $100 million potential-value awards representing outlier value concentration rather than ongoing activity volume.

SCIF Renovation & Electronic Security System Modernization- USIDC Inc. delivers turnkey design-build renovation of highly secure facilities, including complete architectural, mechanical, electrical, telecommunications, and AV/VTC upgrades with integrated IDS/ACS and STC/RF-rated assemblies. Each project meets rigorous ICD-705 and UL-2050 compliance standards while minimizing mission disruption. USIDC also provides design-build and sustainment services for Electronic Security Systems (ESS) worldwide, integrating Honeywell Vindicator IDS, ACS, and Badge Manager platforms, CCTV and IP-based video systems, securing perimeters and interior zones of mission-critical facilities.

Long-Range Radar Sustainment- USIDC Inc. provides contractor logistics support for TPS-77 long-range radar systems, including 24/7 operations, maintenance, and infrastructure sustainment across electrical, mechanical, and network systems-supporting real-time situational awareness and force protection.