Ai Advance Solutions LLC

Ai Advance Solutions LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) based in Norfolk, Virginia, operates as a sole proprietorship providing facility operations, maintenance, and equipment-supply services to federal agencies exclusively as a prime contractor. The vendor holds concurrent SBA designations as a Black American-owned, veteran-owned, and self-certified small disadvantaged business, and competes across Total Small Business set-asides and full-and-open procurements.

Ai Advance Solutions' capability portfolio spans HVAC system maintenance and repair, pest control, portable sanitation, bilge cleaning, propane fuel supply, concrete delivery, asphalt maintenance, equipment rentals (boom lifts and telehandlers), zinc plating, forklift operator certification training, and custom carpet reproduction for historic preservation. The vendor demonstrates no specialization; awards cluster around facility and ground maintenance across federal real estate. Representative work includes a $1 million Blanket Purchase Agreement with TACOM Life Cycle Management Command for additive manufacturing consumables (awarded January 2026, no calls to date); a $9 million single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with the same command on the same day; a $345,000 single-award IDIQ with Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 for pest control at the VA Fargo Health Care System (five one-year ordering periods through April 2031); a $155,744 carpet replacement delivery order with the National Park Service Northeast Region for Martin Van Buren National Historic Site (completion May 2027); and a $116,405 purchase order from Army Reserve Command for climate-controlled tent support in Gulfport, Mississippi (completed June 2026).

Customer concentration is fragmented across seventeen distinct agencies. The top-five customers by potential value account for 96% of combined dollars: TACOM Life Cycle Management Command ($9 million), Research Development and Engineering Command ($1 million), Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 ($355,000), National Park Service Northeast Region ($156,000), and Army Reserve Command ($116,000). By award count, Veterans Integrated Service Network 23 leads with two awards, followed by Coast Guard, Naval Sea Systems Command, and ten other agencies with one award each. The TACOM additive manufacturing consumables BPA and RDECOM forklift training BPA dominate the portfolio by dollar magnitude, but both are newly awarded (January and June 2026 respectively) with minimal or no task-order activity. Obligated dollars are $596,000 against $11.1 million potential value — only 5% — indicating most awards remain unfilled or recently awarded.

The vendor holds three Blanket Purchase Agreements and one single-award IDIQ. The TACOM additive manufacturing consumables BPA ($9 million ceiling, January 2026 through January 2031) carries no set-aside and has generated no recorded calls. The RDECOM forklift certification training BPA ($1 million ceiling, June 2026 through June 2031) is a multiple-award vehicle with no recorded calls. The VISN 23 pest control IDIQ ($345,000 ceiling, single award, May 2026 through April 2031) supports one delivery order call of $10,271 under a companion vehicle. Work is performed nationwide at individual federal facilities — Norfolk (Navy bilge cleaning, portable sanitation), Leeds, Massachusetts (VA HVAC), Fargo, North Dakota (pest control), Kinderhook, New York (carpet), Gulfport, Mississippi (tent services), Fort Bliss, Texas (HVAC maintenance), and similar facility-specific locations.

Activity is recent and concentrated in 2026. All twenty awards were issued between January and September 2026, with no prior-year history in the source. Seven awards (combined potential value $315,000) reach ultimate completion within twenty-four months, creating near-term recompete exposure on the smaller awards (propane, concrete, parking lot maintenance, bilge cleaning, gate repair) but not on the larger BPAs. The vendor operates 100% as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint. NAICS concentration skews toward facility operations: HVAC contractors, pest control, equipment rental, waste management, and construction services dominate. The vendor's federal footprint reflects a general-services posture — tactical, location-specific, facilities-level work across multiple agencies — rather than a consolidation or recurring prime position in a single customer program.