Federal prime contract management, held to a clinical standard.
TCI sources, vets, and manages qualified small-business subcontractors, and stays the single accountable point of contact from award through closeout.
Woman-owned small business
North Carolina LLC
Simplified acquisition · $15K-$350K
Entity record
Current as of this page. Items marked pending are in process, not omitted.
- UEI
- Pending assignmentIssued at SAM.gov registration
- CAGE code
- Pending assignmentIssued at SAM.gov registration
- EIN
- IssuedOn file, available on request
- WOSB status
- Certification in progressSelf-certification pathway
- Entity type
- Limited liability companyOrganized in North Carolina, 2026
- Ownership
- 100% woman-ownedSingle member, owner-operated
- Place of performance
- NationwideVia vetted regional subcontractors
- Principal office
- Fuquay-Varina, NCWake County · Raleigh metro
How a TCI contract runs
TCI holds the prime contract and the obligation that comes with it. The agency has one number to call; the subcontractor has one set of expectations to meet. Nothing is handed off in between.
Government
Contracting agency
Issues the solicitation, evaluates the quote, awards the contract, and holds one entity responsible for the result.
Prime
TCI Enterprises LLC
Reviews the solicitation, prices and submits the quote, selects and subcontracts the performing firm, supervises delivery, and answers for the outcome.
Performing firm
Vetted subcontractor
An established small business already performing this work commercially, qualified against insurance, registration, and eligibility requirements before award.
The value TCI adds is coordination and accountability: solicitation review, compliant pricing, subcontractor qualification, quality oversight, and every piece of reporting the contract requires. The agency contracts with one party and is never asked to manage the chain beneath it.
Core competencies
What TCI performs on every award, regardless of the service category beneath it.
Subcontractor sourcing & vetting
Identifying, qualifying, and managing small-business subcontractors across multiple federal service categories. Insurance, registration status, and eligibility are verified before a firm is committed to a scope.
Prime contract administration
Proposal preparation, award coordination, modifications, invoicing, and closeout. The paperwork the government requires, delivered in the form and on the schedule it requires it.
Compliance oversight
Documentation for federal procurement requirements, including applicable FAR provisions, SBA size standards, and subcontractor eligibility. Files are maintained as the contract runs, not assembled after a question is asked.
Single accountable owner
One named point of contact for contract performance from award through delivery. No call tree, no account handoff, no ambiguity about who is responsible when a schedule slips.
Simplified-acquisition response
Built for the $15,000-$350,000 range, where a complete, compliant, on-time quote is frequently the deciding factor. Solicitations are reviewed and answered quickly enough to matter.
Where the discipline comes from
TCI is a new entity. Its principal is not new to regulated work performed under documentation, on a schedule, with someone's wellbeing attached to the outcome.
Tyler Christine Ingram
Founder & CEO
15 years in pediatric nursing. LVN; BSN, 2022. Former Unit-Based Team representative at Kaiser Permanente and former nursing instructor.
Federal contract delivery is a documentation discipline before it is anything else: a defined standard, a party responsible for meeting it, and a record proving it was met. That is the structure clinical practice already runs on. Each line below maps a clinical discipline to the contract capability it becomes.
Biohazard material safety protocols; vaccine storage, inventory, and administration
Regulated-materials handling and chain-of-custody discipline: the substance of NAICS 562112, hazardous waste collection.
Charting and protocol adherence under audit
Procurement files kept current rather than reconstructed: FAR provisions, size standards, and subcontractor eligibility documented as the contract runs.
Unit-Based Team representative, Kaiser Permanente
Coordinating parties with different incentives toward one measurable outcome: the daily work of holding a subcontractor to a scope.
Nursing instructor
Setting an explicit standard, teaching it, and verifying it was met. Applied directly to subcontractor quality oversight.
Full-time clinical availability
Contract delivery is the whole job, not a second one. Calls and solicitation questions are answered the same business day.
Operations advisor
TCI's subcontractor vetting and trade-scope quality oversight are supported by an operations advisor with 10+ years in commercial mechanical and HVAC project management, a certified sheet-metal journeyman background, and hands-on experience across construction and electrical trades, so a subcontractor's quote is evaluated by someone who has performed the work being quoted.
NAICS codes
Service categories TCI quotes and manages. Additional codes are added as qualified subcontractor capacity is established.
561730
Landscaping Services
Grounds maintenance · seasonal
562112
Hazardous Waste Collection
Regulated materials
722310
Food Service Contractors
Facility & event catering
812990
All Other Personal Services
Support services
Working with TCI
TCI is building a bench of qualified small businesses in the categories above. If you already do this work commercially, the federal side is largely a paperwork problem, and the paperwork is the part TCI takes.
TCI handles
- Finding the solicitation and making the bid / no-bid call
- Proposal preparation, pricing, and on-time submission
- The agency relationship and every reporting requirement
- Invoicing, modifications, and contract closeout
- Standing accountable for performance under the prime contract
You bring
- Demonstrated capability in the scope being quoted
- Active SAM.gov registration, or willingness to register
- Current general liability and workers' compensation coverage
- W-9 and commercial references available on request
- Capacity to perform on the schedule the contract sets
Point of contact
One person answers. Solicitation questions, capability inquiries, and subcontractor introductions all reach the same desk.
Tyler Christine Ingram
Founder & CEO
- Telephone
- (661) 364-3071
- tyler@tcienterprises.com
- Principal office
- Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina
- Web
- tcienterprises.com