IDENTIV, INC.

Identiv, Inc. specializes in the design, integration, and deployment of physical access control systems and secure identity solutions for federal agencies. Their core capabilities center on manufacturing and configuring advanced communications equipment, including hardware and firmware for identity badges, access control terminals, and management systems such as the Velocity platform. They deliver end-to-end security infrastructure, combining embedded RFID/NFC technologies with enterprise-grade software licensing, configuration services, and system integration for high-assurance environments. Technical expertise includes FIPS-compliant credential issuance, Hirsch management system deployments, composite card manufacturing, and computer-aided dispatch configuration, demonstrating deep proficiency in secure identity lifecycle management and interoperable access control architectures. The company maintains strong, recurring relationships with the Department of the Treasury, Department of Defense, and Department of Justice, consistently providing physical access control systems, licensing support, and identity credentialing infrastructure. For the Department of Homeland Security, they supply secure composite ID badges, while the Department of Veterans Affairs relies on them for licensing and security system enhancements. These engagements reflect a pattern of sustained, mission-critical support for identity and access management modernization. Identiv’s primary industry focus is in communications equipment manufacturing under NAICS 334290, where they translate security standards into tangible hardware and software solutions for government use. Their vertical specialization lies in secure identity systems for law enforcement, defense, and federal facilities, positioning them as a niche provider of tamper-resistant, interoperable access control infrastructure rather than a general IT services vendor. Located in Fremont, California, Identiv, Inc. operates as a small business under the 2L structure. While they hold no formal government certifications, their technical delivery and consistent performance across high-security agencies underscore their credibility in the federal security technology market.