Greenlight Group LLC

Greenlight Group LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in Destin, Florida, operates as a 100% prime contractor delivering expeditionary logistics, life support, and temporary facilities services to Department of Defense and civilian federal agencies. The vendor is a sole proprietorship organized as a limited liability company with veteran-owned and service-disabled veteran-owned (SDVOB) designations that anchor its competitive posture across small-business set-asides; a named subsidiary, Secure The Homeland JV Inc., carries joint venture and women-owned small business certifications.

Greenlight's capability footprint spans food services, catering, lodging and laundry support, vehicle rental and transportation, sanitation and hygiene operations, and logistics management and integration — work grounded primarily in expeditionary and contingency operations worldwide. Recent representative awards include a $282.7 million delivery order from Air Force Space Command in December 2025 for food services at Camp Shelby, Mississippi, extending November through December 2025; a $43.8 million total small business BPA call from the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in March 2026 for temporary housing turnkey solutions in Artesia with completion scheduled for March 2027; and a $3.1 million delivery order from U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces in November 2024 for lodging and laundry services in Japan under the WEXMAC 2.0 vehicle through July 2025. Smaller tactical orders dominate the volume — vehicle rentals, meal services for naval vessels, sanitation support during training exercises, and logistics supplies — ranging from roughly $5 thousand to $230 thousand per delivery order.

Customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command, which accounts for four awards carrying $67.94 billion in combined potential value — driven almost entirely by a $67.85 billion WEXMAC 2.2 TITUS IDV awarded January 1, 2025. The second and third ranking customers by dollar magnitude are the Department of Homeland Security Chief Readiness Support Officer ($7.5 billion, single-award BPA for temporary facilities) and the Transportation Security Administration ($5.3 billion, single-award IDC for airport screening services awarded June 1, 2026), also anchored by large indefinite vehicles. By award count, the Department of the Army leads at 11 awards with only $1.3 million combined potential value — reflecting small, short-duration task orders for lodging, catering, and logistics support across Africa, Eastern Europe, and domestic military installations. Nineteen distinct federal agencies have placed work with Greenlight; the top five customers by potential value account for 100% of combined dollars.

Greenlight's vehicle position centers on three large mother IDVs: the $67.85 billion WEXMAC 2.2 TITUS (Naval Supply Systems Command, regional ceiling of $55 billion for Region 27, base period through December 31, 2029, with 18 active task orders carrying $2.4 million combined potential value); the $5.3 billion TSA Screening Partnership Program IDC (Transportation Security Administration, single award through May 31, 2036, with one $5 thousand task order to date); and a $7.5 billion temporary facilities BPA (Chief Readiness Support Officer via GSA MAS, single award through March 30, 2026, with the $43.8 million FLETC call as the active tasking). Greenlight also holds a $4 billion SEAPORT-NXG multiple-award IDV (Naval Sea Systems Command, through January 1, 2029) and a $1 billion eFAST/DHS BPA (through September 30, 2029), yielding five parent vehicles anchoring the bulk of the $85.84 billion combined potential value across all awards. The World Wide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (legacy WEXMAC) and its variants account for 27 task orders with $7.5 million combined potential value, representing shorter-duration expeditionary logistics calls placed by Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and U.S. Fleet Forces.

Activity trajectory shows significant growth: six awards in 2022, declining to four in 2023, recovering to five in 2024, then expanding sharply to 14 in 2025 before reaching ten year-to-date through early June 2026. The growth reflects both the December 2025 Camp Shelby award and the January 2025 WEXMAC 2.2 TITUS award (which increased Greenlight's regional ceiling by $45 billion). A single award with $43.8 million combined potential value faces ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months (the FLETC temporary housing BPA call, due March 4, 2027), presenting a recompete window that is modest relative to the vendor's overall ceiling exposure but material in near-term cash flow terms.

The GSA Schedule (Multiple Award Schedule) labor portfolio spans eleven categories priced from $64.27/hr for entry-level logistics specialists (associate degree, one year experience) to $114.38/hr for protection program managers (bachelor's degree, four years experience), with no security-cleared positions offered. Intermediate roles such as travel coordinators, protection intelligence analysts, and protection specialist drivers range from roughly $87–$93 per hour. This labor-rate spectrum supports the vendor's logistics, protection, travel coordination, and program-management capability framing but does not reflect delivery in classified or high-security contexts.

Greenlight operates 100% as a prime contractor with no subcontractor roles in the award portfolio, and the Service Contract Inventory dataset shows negligible activity (0.5 FTEs in FY2022 as a sub under another prime, with no SCI-reportable prime invoicing). The vendor does not appear to build large internal delivery teams or anchor significant sub relationships; instead, it operates as a direct service provider to federal customers on task orders ranging from micro-purchases to large logistics contracts, positioning it as a specialized expeditionary services prime rather than as a platform that brings subcontractor capacity to teaming arrangements. The subsidiary Secure The Homeland JV Inc. carries joint venture and WOSB certifications, suggesting potential for co-delivery or teaming in women-owned or joint venture set-asides, though the award history does not show active deployment of that entity.

Greenlight Group LLC: Prime, SDVOSB, GSA holder.

Greenlight Group LLC (Greenlight), a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) headquartered in Florida, is a global risk management, training, and logistics company with deep roots and broad experience in the U.S. Armed Forces and with various federal agencies.