Electronic security systems installed and sustained by the same team that handles the cyber side — access control, surveillance, and intrusion detection delivered alongside risk assessment, monitoring, incident response, and data management.
| NAICS | Description | Size Standard | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| 541512 | Computer Systems Design Services | $34.0M | Primary |
| 541519 | Other Computer Related Services | $34.0M | Secondary |
| 238210 | Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors | $19.0M | Secondary |
| 561110 | Office Administrative Services (Records Management) | To confirm | Secondary |
| 541990 | Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services | To confirm | Secondary |
NAICS 541519 carries a separate size standard exception for Information Technology Value Added Resellers; confirm which standard the solicitation applies. Codes shown as To confirm require verification against the current SBA Table of Small Business Size Standards before publication.
Performed by the JV member companies. Contract numbers, dollar values, periods of performance, and CPARS references are available on request and are provided in full in the capability statement package.
Replaced outdated analog surveillance infrastructure with advanced IP cameras across the police station and public intersections, including head-end and recording infrastructure.
Engineered, installed, and maintain 50 security cameras and 50+ access controls alongside 500+ CAT5 drops as an integrated electronic security system.
Supported a $13.3M new construction project delivering 35 security cameras and 12 access controls integrated with the building cable plant.
Network refresh, IT backup infrastructure, and endpoint deployment across IHS sites handling protected health information.
Records management and data center support for tribal government holdings, including data sovereignty considerations for tribally owned information.
IT support across federal and community development verticals, including Army installation support and GSA 8(a) STARS III experience.
| Pathway | Authority | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| 8(a) Sole Source | FAR 19.8 | Tribally owned 8(a) concerns are not subject to the competitive sole-source dollar threshold. Requires SBA acceptance and CO determination. |
| 8(a) Set-Aside | FAR 19.8 | Competitive award among 8(a) program participants. |
| HUBZone Set-Aside | FAR 19.13 | Supported by the tribal member's HUBZone strength. Confirm current certification in SAM prior to award. |
| Small Business Set-Aside | FAR 19.5 | Total or partial set-aside at the assigned NAICS size standard. |
| WOSB Set-Aside | FAR 19.15 | Supported by SolutionsAe's status as a small woman-owned business. Confirm the applicable WOSB or EDWOSB certification and JV eligibility under 13 CFR 127 prior to award. |
| Joint Venture Award | 13 CFR 124.513 | 8(a) JV must be SBA-approved; the 8(a) partner performs at least 40% of the work performed by the JV. |
| Subcontract / Teaming | FAR 44 / 9.6 | Available to primes seeking small business or tribal subcontracting plan credit. |
Regulatory citations are provided for reference. Thresholds and program rules change; eligibility for any specific action rests with SBA and the contracting officer.
Fields marked To confirm must be completed with verified figures before publication. Federal access control work is normally constrained to FIPS 201-evaluated products on the GSA Approved Products List, and cyber scope triggers NIST SP 800-171 or CMMC flow-down. These fields carry more evaluation weight on this capability than on any other and should be resolved first.
Physical security systems and the cyber controls protecting them are delivered under one JV, which removes the common gap between an integrator who wires cameras and a separate vendor who secures the network they sit on.
Replaced legacy analog surveillance with IP infrastructure for a tribal police department, including live-operation cutover on a public safety system.
More than 60 access control points and 85 cameras delivered across two tribal construction programs, integrated with the structured cabling the same team installed.
Tribal data sovereignty and records management are existing lines of work, not an added service line, which is relevant to agencies handling data with jurisdictional restrictions.
The JV pairs a tribally owned 8(a) and HUBZone member with a small woman-owned business partner, supporting several small business subcategory goals through a single contract action.
