National Capital Region

The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service National Capital Region is the civilian federal real estate and facility-management contracting arm for federal properties in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area, awarding and managing contracts for building maintenance, repair, energy services, and related facility operations across the federal office portfolio.

GSA PBS NCR has awarded 24,676 contracts totaling $19.35 billion in combined potential value across its history, with $12.26 billion obligated to date. Contract volume has trended downward in recent years: 1,053 awards in 2022, 1,086 in 2023, 944 in 2024, 719 in 2025, and 52 year-to-date in 2026. The contracting base spans 2,652 distinct prime contractors, indicating a fragmented competitive landscape despite the high award volume.

Over the last five years, competitive concentration is moderately concentrated by award count, with the top five primes—Emcor Government Services, Inc. (514 awards), M.c. Dean, Inc. (252 awards), Northern Management Services, Inc. (165 awards), Raven Services Corp (158 awards), and LB & B Associates Inc. (127 awards)—accounting for 30% of recent awards. By potential value, the top five cover only 4% of combined potential value in the same window. Emcor leads on both measures with $240.6 million in combined potential value; M.c. Dean follows with $174.5 million. WGL Energy Services, Inc., South Dade Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Inc., and Trademasters Service, Inc. round out the top tier on value despite lower award counts, indicating that the agency distributes larger contract vehicles across a broader vendor base while concentrating award frequency among facility-services specialists.

Set-aside activity is dominated by open competition: 71% of awards carry no set-aside designation. The remaining 29% splits heavily toward 8(a) sole source awards at 17% of the portfolio, with total small-business set-asides (competitive 8(a), traditional small business, SDVOSB, HUBZone, WOSB, and related designations) collectively accounting for approximately 6% of awards. The portfolio reflects a mission-driven procurement model prioritizing facility-services continuity through open competition while reserving a meaningful share of work for disadvantaged business participation.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded in the current digest, and the most recent award date is recorded as 2026-12-01 (1 month 1 week after today). Firms pursuing facility-management, maintenance, energy-services, or building-operations work in the National Capital Region should monitor GSA PBS NCR's contracting vehicle pipeline and historical patterns of incremental task orders and maintenance-contract renewals, which typically do not appear as visible solicitations in public feeds.