Kinly US Corporation

York Telecom Corp, doing business as Yorktel, is a minority-owned, self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Wall Township, New Jersey, that delivers video teleconferencing engineering systems integration, video broadcasting and monitoring systems, multimedia support services, and IT managed services to federal agencies as a prime contractor. The vendor competes predominantly in full-and-open federal procurements rather than under set-asides, though it holds Total Small Business set-aside delivery orders against several contracts.

Yorktel's federal footprint centers on video, audiovisual, and unified communications infrastructure for civilian agencies. The company's primary capability portfolio spans video teleconferencing systems design and refreshment; video broadcasting and monitoring systems hardware, software, and maintenance; on-site multimedia contractor support (including broadcast graphic artists, video editors, studio technicians, and instructional designers); and IT infrastructure and software licensing. Representative prime work includes a $5.3 million delivery order for video teleconferencing engineering systems integration maintenance and managed network access control with the Social Security Administration (awarded March 2026, Total Small Business set-aside, firm fixed price); a $4 million order for video broadcasting and monitoring systems software and hardware maintenance with SSA (March 2026, Total Small Business, firm fixed price); a $1.3 million on-site multimedia support services call order with SSA for broadcast studio support (August 2024, labor-hour pricing); a $1.4 million delivery order for Criminal Investigation Division web-based data services under the Army's Information Technology Enterprise Solutions-Software 2 (ITES-2) IDIQ (April 2024); and a $3 million single-award BPA with the Department of Health and Human Services for video, web, and audio conferencing capabilities (September 2023).

Yorktel's customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Social Security Administration, which accounts for 339 of 1,516 total awards and $692.3 million of the combined $33.87 billion potential value across the vendor's entire portfolio. Within the top five customer agencies (which cover 47% of awards by count), SSA dominates both volume and dollars; the remaining four—the Department of Energy, Federal Trade Commission, HHS Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration, and the Department of Commerce National Institute of Standards and Technology—are significantly smaller. When ranked by potential value, SSA ($692.3 million) and the GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($101.4 million) anchor the list, followed by HHS-ASA ($23.4 million), Defense Information Systems Agency ($5.4 million), and the FTC ($3.1 million). The two rankings diverge sharply: by award count, the Department of Energy places second; by dollars, GSA and HHS are far more valuable.

Yorktel holds a dominant position on the Social Security Administration's $321 million single-award IDIQ for video broadcasting and monitoring systems and a $68 million single-award Video Enterprise Systems Integration (VESI) contract, both of which serve as the parent vehicles for dozens of delivery orders and BPA calls annually. The vendor also sits on a $39.4 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with SSA for on-site multimedia support services (awarded September 2025, ultimate completion March 2031); the GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS), under which it places task orders for IT and telecommunications services across multiple agencies; and the Army's $13 billion multiple-award ITES-2 IDIQ for commercial off-the-shelf software solutions. At GSA alone, Yorktel's position spans Information Technology Schedule 70 (728 task orders, $165.8 million combined potential value) and the general Multiple Award Schedule (102 task orders, $132.2 million combined potential value).

Recent activity shows a volatile trajectory. Awards per year declined from 28 in 2022 to 19 in 2024, then recovered slightly to 23 in 2025; only five awards have been issued year-to-date in 2026 (through early April). Combined potential value across all awards is $33.87 billion, but obligated dollars total only $459.1 million (1% of potential), indicating a portfolio dominated by indefinite delivery vehicles with significant unexercised ceiling. Within the next twenty-four months, twelve awards with combined potential value of $15.5 million face ultimate completion and therefore recompete risk for Yorktel.

Yorktel's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 73 active categories priced from $66.82 per hour (Graphics Designer I, bachelor's degree, one year experience, no clearance required) to $404.92 per hour (Univago HE Programmer II, bachelor's degree, three years experience, no clearance required). Representative mid-range offerings include Instructional Design Specialist III at $136.99 per hour and Marketing Analyst III at $159.40 per hour. The portfolio is education-heavy (bachelor's and high-school-equivalent roles) with no security-cleared positions offered, reflecting Yorktel's civilian-agency focus.

Yorktel operates through a parent company structure; the source names one subsidiary, Initia, Inc., described as a minority-owned, for-profit, Asian-Pacific American-owned business, though no specific capability framing for this entity is provided. The vendor was awarded one subcontract role in the source data: Audio and Visual solutions implementation and repair for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers under a Science Applications International Corporation prime (August 2025).

VISUAL COMMUNICATION SERVICES & SOLUTIONS; VIDEOCONFERENCING, STREAMING, DISTANCE LEARNING, MULTIMEDIA ROOMS, NETWORK MANAGEMENT. SERVICES INCLUDE CONSULTING, ENGINEERING, DESIGN, INTEGRATION, INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, OUTSOURCING AND HELP DESK.