Vision Technologies, LLC

Vision Technologies, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Glen Burnie, Maryland, operates as a prime contractor on federal IT infrastructure, telecommunications, and systems-integration work, with 98% of recent awards as a prime and a secondary presence as a subcontractor on defense and civilian IT programs. The company is a subsidiary of Hitt Holding Corp and is not designated under any primary SBA set-aside category, though it competes full-and-open across civilian and defense customers.

Vision Technologies delivers concrete capabilities in distributed antenna systems (DAS) maintenance, IT and network cabling infrastructure design and installation, audio-visual systems deployment, public address and sound masking system maintenance, and telecommunications network support services. Representative prime work includes a $72.9 million network infrastructure support services indefinite delivery contract with the Defense Logistics Agency (awarded July 2022, Total Small Business set-aside, running through June 2025) for site surveys, equipment procurement, and network modernization across DLA locations; a $5.03 million delivery order from the Securities and Exchange Commission (January 2026) for comprehensive IT cabling and audio-visual solutions at SEC headquarters in Washington, DC; a $1.28 million blanket purchase agreement call from the National Library of Medicine (September 2022) for IT infrastructure support; and a $5 million single-award blanket purchase agreement with the Federal Trade Commission (January 2026) for cabling and accessories installation services supporting FTC facility relocations. Purchase orders and task orders span DAS maintenance for the Air Force at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base ($216,408, August 2025) and Pacific Air Forces in Alaska ($201,402, September 2022), Cisco equipment upgrades for the Department of Commerce ($801,445, September 2026), public address and sound masking system work for HUD ($28,803, March 2026), and cabling services to Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 medical facilities (multiple BPA calls from 2022 through 2023, ranging $10–21K per order).

Customer concentration is fragmented across 78 distinct agencies, with award volume concentrated at Army Training and Doctrine Command (51 awards, $5.9 million combined potential value), Veterans Affairs Veterans Integrated Service Network 5 (38 awards, $1.2 million), and the Securities and Exchange Commission (35 awards, $39.2 million). Potential value is driven by GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($5.05 billion across 7 awards—predominantly the DLA network infrastructure contract ceiling), followed by SEC ($39.2 million), Army Corps of Engineers Philadelphia District ($15.2 million), DHS Chief Procurement Officer ($15.1 million), and NIH National Library of Medicine ($12.7 million). The divergence signals a portfolio anchored by one large multi-year DLA vehicle and supplemented by smaller task orders across civilian agencies.

Vision Technologies holds positions on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (141 task orders, $70.1 million combined potential value), a Defense Logistics Agency indefinite delivery contract designated W9124Q07D0812 (48 task orders, $5.5 million), the GSA Information Technology Schedule 70 (37 task orders, $963 thousand), Connections II (34 task orders, $35.2 million), and the Law Enforcement & Security Services vehicle (29 task orders, $2.7 million). The company's recent activity shows eight awards in 2026 (most recent September 30, 2026), five in 2025, and six in 2024, following a sharp drop to two awards in 2023. Five awards carrying combined potential value of $6.3 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating a moderate recompete cliff concentrated in FTC cabling work and DAS maintenance orders.

SCI-reportable service-contract invoicing totals $692 thousand across FY2022–FY2025, concentrated in FY2025 ($367 thousand), reflecting six prime contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold. The federal services footprint shows roughly 1.9 FTEs in FY2022, 1.2 in FY2023, a spike to 32.3 FTEs in FY2024, and 4.2 FTEs in FY2025—a trajectory distorted by single large contract events rather than consistent scaling. Government-paid hourly rates on prime service contracts run a median of $55.72/hr, with 10th-percentile labor at $16.70/hr and 90th-percentile senior labor at $60.61/hr. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, Vision Technologies performs 100% of work internally with zero sub-hours share, indicating a delivery model built on direct labor rather than subcontractor reliance.

Vision Technologies operates as a subcontractor to Accenture Federal Services LLC on IT services for the National Nuclear Security Administration (two sub awards, October 2024 and July 2024) and to Leidos, Inc. on incremental funding for an unspecified contract (October 2023). The company also appears as a named subcontractor on the Advanced Enterprise Global Information Technology Solutions Contract (AEGIS), a telecommunications and data-center services vehicle, with multiple sub-award entries from July 2024 through October 2025 covering network, telecommunications, cloud, and data-center goods and services. Technology Trends Group, LLC engages Vision Technologies as a subcontractor for paging system installation at the SEC (July 2026). The sub-award volume (2% of total awards) and the absence of named subs on Vision's own prime contracts signal that the company builds delivery around internal teams rather than operating as a feeder to larger systems integrators or heavily leveraging sub-partnerships.

Vision Technologies is a subsidiary of Hitt Holding Corp, a Falls Church, Virginia–based holding company. A named subsidiary, Government Telecommunications, Inc., carries service-disabled veteran-owned business and veteran-owned business designations and appears to operate under contracts and grants vehicles, though award data reflects Vision Technologies LLC as the primary prime awardee across the portfolio.