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UNI OMNIUNI OMNI LLC

Government Contracting

Built to support the public mission

UNI OMNI is organized to compete for and deliver government work: registered, responsive, and structured to scale through qualified partners.

Who We Support

Government markets

Federal Government

Civilian agencies and departments with professional services, technology, and supply requirements.

Department of Defense

Mission support, logistics, procurement, and operational requirements in non-sensitive environments.

State Government

State agencies, commissions, and programs seeking responsive delivery partners.

Local Government

Counties, cities, school districts, and special districts with practical, budget-conscious needs.

Public Institutions

Universities, public authorities, and healthcare systems operating under public procurement rules.

Prime Contractors

Large and mid-tier primes seeking a responsive small business subcontractor or teaming partner.

How We Engage

Flexible contracting roles

We structure each engagement around what the requirement and the customer need.

  • Prime Contractor

    Holding the direct contract with the government customer and managing delivery end to end.

  • Subcontractor

    Delivering a defined scope under a prime contractor, with small business participation credit.

  • Teaming Partner

    Joining forces with complementary firms to pursue larger or multi-disciplinary requirements.

  • Supplier

    Sourcing and delivering commercial products and equipment to specification.

  • Professional Services Provider

    Program, administrative, analytical, and consulting support.

  • Technology Solutions Provider

    IT, data, cloud, and cybersecurity support services.

  • Procurement & Sourcing Partner

    Vendor identification, sourcing, and procurement coordination.

  • Logistics & Support Provider

    Supply chain, transportation, warehousing, and field support coordination.

Work With Us

Planning an acquisition or teaming strategy?

We are glad to respond to sources sought notices, RFIs, and market research inquiries.