Verizon Virginia LLC

Verizon Virginia LLC, a subsidiary of Verizon Communications Inc., operates as a prime contractor delivering wired telecommunications services—landline telephone systems, 3 kHz voice and mobile voice services, fiber optic infrastructure relocation, and engineering support—to federal agencies on a full-and-open basis, with no small business set-asides across its recent prime award footprint.

Verizon Virginia competes almost entirely as a large business. The 1,110 awards in the source span telecommunications service delivery (626 awards under Wired Telecommunications Carriers, NAICS 517311, the plurality category) and related carrier and leasing work, with PSC It And Telecom—Telecommunications And Transmission accounting for 739 awards. The vendor's footprint is heavily transactional: it comprises mostly small-value purchase orders for recurring voice services, fiber relocation contracts, and infrastructure maintenance work. Combined potential value across all awards stands at $33 million, yet combined dollars obligated total $71.1 million—a sign that obligated spend consistently exceeds potential-value ceilings on these ongoing utility-class contracts. Recent prime work includes a $316,019 firm fixed-price engineering and construction contract with the Federal Highway Administration (awarded February 2024) to permanently relocate underground Verizon fiber optic cables in Arlington, Virginia for the Arlington National Cemetery project (extended through December 2026); recurring landline telephone service purchase orders valued at $20,000 (FY27), $49,500 (FY26), and $17,121 (FY25) with the Department of Justice Bureau of Prisons United States Penitentiary Lee County; and multiple small-value 3 kHz voice and mobile voice services purchase orders with the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) awarded in December 2023 and mid-2025, ranging from $4,449 to $6,198 and running through 2028 or 2030.

Customer concentration is fragmented across 64 distinct federal agencies. The Defense Information Systems Agency dominates by award count (667 awards, $8.5 million combined potential value), reflecting recurring 3 kHz telecom and voice services across multiple DISA locations. The Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Headquarters ranks first by potential value (47 awards, $10.8 million), followed by DISA, and the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service (14 awards, $2.1 million). This split between volume and dollars reflects DISA's high-frequency, low-value purchase-order pattern versus FAA Headquarters' larger-ceiling contracts. The top five customers account for 75% of awards and 71% of combined potential value.

Verizon Virginia places most work under five standing IDCs and BOAs: Indefinite Delivery Contract DCA20097H0050 (183 task orders), Basic Ordering Agreement DCA20078H0009 (60 task orders), BOA DCA200XX00000 (50 task orders), BOA GS03B08392 (43 task orders, $6.1 million combined potential value), and IDC DCA20092H0037 (32 task orders). Activity has remained flat to declining—three awards in 2022, five in 2023 and 2024, three in 2025, and one in 2026 (as of mid-October)—with only two awards (combined potential value $336 thousand) facing ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, limiting near-term recompete exposure. The vendor holds two subcontract positions: phone service delivery to Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute FFRDC for Arlington offices (awarded May 2024) and telecommunications carrier services to Valkyrie Enterprises, LLC supporting MIT Lincoln Laboratory (awarded May 2024). The second and third sub-awards, name Carnegie Mellon University and Valkyrie Enterprises as the primes, indicating Verizon Virginia's role as a subordinate carrier-services provider on research and development work.