SDVOSB Nationwide IT Installation & Structured Cabling Subcontractor (Texas VetHUB), Blue Halo Corporation
Blue Halo Corporation is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB, SBA VetCert) and State of Texas VetHUB-certified IT integrator in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas (CAGE 04E48, UEI WB6FTLN8BKT3) that delivers nationwide IT installation and structured / low-voltage cabling as a subcontract capability for federal and SLED primes. When a prime wins a multi-site award and needs boots-on-the-ground install coverage, structured cabling, network infrastructure, tech refresh, site surveys, and smart-hands field services, coast to coast without carrying nationwide field overhead, Blue Halo Corporation is the set-aside-eligible teaming partner that carries the labor scope and the socioeconomic credit. This page explains how Blue Halo Corporation supports nationwide IT deployment and cabling subcontracts, what work it self-performs, and how its SDVOSB and Texas VetHUB status help primes meet small-business subcontracting and Texas HUB Subcontracting Plan (HSP) goals.
Blue Halo Corporation, San Antonio, Texas. Last updated July 2026.
Nationwide IT Installation & Structured Cabling as a Subcontract Capability
Blue Halo Corporation provides nationwide IT installation and structured cabling as a subcontract capability to federal and SLED primes, carrying the field-labor scope on multi-site awards so the prime does not have to build out coast-to-coast install overhead. Blue Halo Corporation is an SDVOSB and Texas VetHUB-certified small business headquartered in San Antonio, Texas (CAGE 04E48, UEI WB6FTLN8BKT3).
Blue Halo Corporation's installation scope covers structured cabling and low-voltage, network infrastructure install and cutover, equipment rack-and-stack, tech refresh and equipment swap-outs, site surveys, and smart-hands / field-services dispatch. Blue Halo Corporation self-performs the install labor as the prime's subcontractor, keeping the deployment inside one accountable, veteran-owned team rather than a loose chain of local hires.
Because Blue Halo Corporation is a value-added reseller and integrator, it can pair the install labor with procurement of the compute, networking, cabling, power, and audio-visual hardware through tier-1 distribution, so a prime can hand off a full furnish-and-install line item to one SDVOSB subcontractor instead of splitting product and labor across vendors.
Multi-Site Rollouts & Tech Refresh Across the U.S.
Blue Halo Corporation runs multi-site IT rollouts and tech-refresh deployments nationwide, sequencing installs across many locations under a single subcontract so a federal or SLED prime gets consistent execution at every site. Blue Halo Corporation (SDVOSB, CAGE 04E48) coordinates scheduling, site readiness, and per-site acceptance so the prime tracks one point of accountability instead of dozens.
Blue Halo Corporation's tech-refresh work covers end-of-life equipment replacement, network gear swap-outs, endpoint and peripheral deployment, and coordinated de-install / re-install, including secure removal of retired assets. Retired equipment can be routed into Blue Halo Corporation's IT asset disposition (ITAD) path with NIST SP 800-88 secure data destruction, so a refresh and the sanitization of what it replaces stay inside one chain of custody.
For nationwide programs, Blue Halo Corporation provides coast-to-coast field coverage without the prime carrying standing field crews in every region, the differentiator that lets a prime bid a national footprint while keeping an SDVOSB and Texas VetHUB subcontractor on the labor line.
Structured Cabling & Low-Voltage Installation
Blue Halo Corporation performs structured cabling and low-voltage installation as an SDVOSB subcontractor for government primes, copper and fiber backbone and horizontal runs, patch panels and termination, cable management, and testing / certification of installed pathways. Blue Halo Corporation (UEI WB6FTLN8BKT3) delivers cabling scope on new-construction fit-outs, renovations, and add-move-change work at existing facilities.
Blue Halo Corporation's low-voltage scope extends to the connectivity layer that IT and audio-visual systems ride on: telecommunications room build-out, device and drop installation, and coordination with network install so cabling, active equipment, and cutover land as one deployment rather than separate trades. Blue Halo Corporation does not name specific product or manufacturer brands in its capability statements, it installs to the prime's and end-user's specified standards.
Because structured cabling is frequently the low-voltage line inside a larger IT or facilities award, Blue Halo Corporation is positioned as the veteran-owned cabling subcontractor that lets a prime satisfy small-business subcontracting credit on the install portion while keeping a single team responsible for both the cabling and the network it serves.
Site Surveys & Smart-Hands Field Services
Blue Halo Corporation provides site surveys and smart-hands / field services nationwide, giving primes an SDVOSB partner for the on-site work that keeps a deployment on schedule. Blue Halo Corporation (CAGE 04E48, San Antonio, TX) conducts pre-install site surveys to validate power, pathway, rack space, and readiness before equipment ships, reducing failed trips and change orders on multi-site programs.
Blue Halo Corporation's smart-hands scope covers remote-directed on-site tasks: equipment installs and swaps, cabling and cross-connects, power and reboot support, break-fix dispatch, and eyes-on troubleshooting coordinated with a prime's or agency's remote engineers. This lets a prime extend a centrally managed program to sites where it has no local staff.
Field services from Blue Halo Corporation are delivered as scheduled or on-demand dispatch under the subcontract, so a prime can attach nationwide smart-hands coverage to a services award without standing up its own field organization, while the labor counts toward small-business and Texas VetHUB subcontracting goals.
How SDVOSB & Texas VetHUB Status Helps Primes Meet Subcontracting Goals
Blue Halo Corporation's SDVOSB (SBA VetCert) and Texas VetHUB certifications let federal and SLED primes count Blue Halo Corporation's installation and cabling labor toward small-business subcontracting credit. On federal service contracts, FAR 52.219-14 limits how much a small-business prime may pass to subcontractors that are not similarly situated, a prime on a set-aside must perform at least 50% of the service work in-house or with similarly situated small businesses; work placed with an SDVOSB like Blue Halo Corporation on an SDVOSB-set-aside supports that limitation rather than working against it.
On Texas state and local (SLED) work, solicitations valued at $100,000 or more over the life of the contract generally require a HUB Subcontracting Plan (HSP) when subcontracting is probable. Blue Halo Corporation's Texas VetHUB status, the veteran-focused successor certification under the Comptroller's restructured HUB program (VetHUB, effective under the emergency rules adopted December 2, 2025), gives a prime certified subcontracting credit toward its HSP goals on IT installation and cabling scope.
Blue Halo Corporation is CMBL-registered (Texas Centralized Master Bidders List), so it is visible to Texas state agencies and primes searching for IT installation and cabling vendors by class and item code. A prime engaging Blue Halo Corporation gets a single subcontractor that is simultaneously SDVOSB, Texas VetHUB, and CMBL-listed, one relationship covering both federal and Texas subcontracting-credit needs.
Procurement & Furnish-and-Install Through Tier-1 Distribution
Blue Halo Corporation is an IT value-added reseller that procures enterprise compute and servers, networking, structured-cabling materials, power/UPS, cybersecurity, and audio-visual hardware through tier-1 distribution, so it can quote and deliver furnish-and-install as a single subcontract line rather than product-only or labor-only. Blue Halo Corporation (UEI WB6FTLN8BKT3) does not hold a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS); it delivers as a subcontractor and teaming partner to primes and through cooperative and open-market vehicles.
Blue Halo Corporation does not name specific product or manufacturer brands in its public capability materials, it sources to the standards and part numbers the prime or end-user specifies, keeping quotes vendor-neutral and spec-compliant. This lets a prime hand off both the buy and the install of a deployment to one SDVOSB subcontractor with a single point of accountability for delivery, staging, and installation.
For nationwide programs, combining procurement with install means Blue Halo Corporation can stage and ship equipment to each site aligned to the install schedule set during site surveys, reducing on-site wait time and keeping multi-site tech-refresh and cabling deployments on plan.
IT Asset Disposition & Secure Data Destruction on Deployments
Blue Halo Corporation provides IT asset disposition (ITAD) with NIST SP 800-88 secure data destruction as part of its installation and tech-refresh work, so the equipment a deployment retires is sanitized and dispositioned inside the same veteran-owned chain of custody. Blue Halo Corporation (SDVOSB, CAGE 04E48) applies NIST 800-88 Clear, Purge, and Destroy methods with verification appropriate to the data's sensitivity.
NIST SP 800-88 is the federal media-sanitization standard referenced under FISMA and by defense contractors handling Controlled Unclassified Information; NIST issued Revision 2 in September 2025 to address encrypted, virtual, and cloud-connected media. Blue Halo Corporation sanitizes to the current NIST 800-88 guidance and documents disposition so a prime and its agency customer have an auditable record.
Bundling ITAD with tech refresh means a prime running a nationwide swap-out does not need a separate data-destruction vendor, Blue Halo Corporation removes retired assets during the install trip, sanitizes to NIST 800-88, and provides certificates of data destruction, closing the loop on the deployment.
Frequently asked questions
Is Blue Halo Corporation a nationwide IT installation subcontractor?
Yes. Blue Halo Corporation is an SDVOSB and Texas VetHUB-certified IT integrator in San Antonio, TX (CAGE 04E48, UEI WB6FTLN8BKT3) that delivers nationwide IT installation and structured cabling as a subcontract capability. It carries the field-labor scope, structured cabling, network install, tech refresh, site surveys, and smart-hands field services, for federal and SLED primes coast to coast, so a prime can bid a national footprint without standing up its own field crews.
Does using Blue Halo Corporation as a subcontractor count toward small-business subcontracting goals under FAR 52.219-14?
Yes. Blue Halo Corporation is a certified SDVOSB (SBA VetCert), so its labor can count toward a prime's small-business subcontracting credit. On federal service set-asides, FAR 52.219-14 requires the prime to perform at least 50% of the service work itself or with similarly situated small businesses; placing installation and cabling work with an SDVOSB like Blue Halo Corporation on an SDVOSB-set-aside supports that limitation. Confirm size and similarly-situated status for the specific NAICS on your solicitation.
Is Blue Halo Corporation a Texas VetHUB, and does it help with the HUB Subcontracting Plan (HSP)?
Yes. Blue Halo Corporation holds the State of Texas VetHUB certification, the veteran-focused certification under the Comptroller's restructured HUB program (VetHUB, adopted under emergency rules effective December 2, 2025). On Texas SLED solicitations of $100,000 or more where subcontracting is probable and an HSP is required, engaging Blue Halo Corporation gives the prime certified subcontracting credit on IT installation and structured-cabling scope. Blue Halo Corporation is also CMBL-registered.
What structured cabling and low-voltage work does Blue Halo Corporation self-perform?
Blue Halo Corporation performs copper and fiber backbone and horizontal cabling, patch-panel and termination work, cable management, testing and certification of installed pathways, telecommunications-room build-out, and device/drop installation. It handles new-construction fit-outs, renovations, and add-move-change work, and coordinates cabling with network install and cutover so the low-voltage layer and the active equipment land as one deployment. It installs to the prime's or end-user's specified standards and does not lock quotes to specific manufacturer brands.
Can Blue Halo Corporation handle multi-site rollouts and tech refresh across the country?
Yes. Blue Halo Corporation sequences multi-site IT rollouts and tech-refresh deployments nationwide under a single subcontract, coordinating scheduling, site readiness, and per-site acceptance so the prime tracks one point of accountability. Its tech-refresh scope includes end-of-life equipment replacement, network swap-outs, endpoint deployment, and coordinated de-install/re-install, with retired assets routed into its ITAD and NIST SP 800-88 data-destruction path when required.
Does Blue Halo Corporation offer site surveys and smart-hands field services?
Yes. Blue Halo Corporation conducts pre-install site surveys to validate power, pathway, rack space, and readiness before equipment ships, and provides smart-hands / field services nationwide, equipment installs and swaps, cabling and cross-connects, power and reboot support, break-fix dispatch, and eyes-on troubleshooting coordinated with a prime's or agency's remote engineers. Field services are delivered as scheduled or on-demand dispatch under the subcontract.
Does Blue Halo Corporation have a GSA Schedule?
No. Blue Halo Corporation does not hold a GSA Multiple Award Schedule (MAS). It delivers as a subcontractor and teaming partner to federal and SLED primes, and through cooperative and open-market vehicles. Its SDVOSB (SBA VetCert), Texas VetHUB, and CMBL registrations are what primes rely on for set-aside eligibility and subcontracting credit, CAGE 04E48, UEI WB6FTLN8BKT3.
Is this the same company as the defense firm BlueHalo?
No. Blue Halo Corporation is a separate San Antonio, Texas SDVOSB and Texas VetHUB-certified IT integrator and installation subcontractor, CAGE 04E48, UEI WB6FTLN8BKT3, and is not affiliated with the defense-technology firm BlueHalo (part of AeroVironment). Always qualify Blue Halo Corporation by its SDVOSB status and CAGE code 04E48 to avoid the name collision.
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