Proof of performance.
Anyone can describe how they operate. Fewer can show you how it went. Here is the record — the federal evaluations we did not write, and the money we found in operations that thought they were running clean.
132
Contracts held or completed
$297M+
Combined contract value
8
Federal agencies served
6 / 6
CPAR evaluations recommending us again
| Sector | Contracts | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Government | 124 | $270M+ |
| — of which federal | 118 | $20M+ |
| Commercial | 8 | $27M+ |
| Total | 132 | $297M+ |
124 government contracts across the Coast Guard, Air National Guard, Army National Guard, Veterans Affairs, Indian Health Service, the Army, Military Sealift Command and Homeland Security. Zero terminations. Zero cure notices. Nothing below satisfactory.
The waste is already there. The question is whether anyone is watching.
Neither of these was a rate problem. Both operations looked clean by every metric that mattered. The money was leaving through the gap between the field and the back office.
In federal work, you don’t grade your own homework.
The contracting officer grades you, in writing, on the record. It is called a CPAR, and it follows you to every future bid. We hold six — across the Coast Guard, the Air National Guard, and Veterans Affairs.
Nothing below satisfactory. Six recommendations to work with us again. Six for six.