Apc-S&S Joint Venture LLC

Apc-S&S Joint Venture LLC, also known as Apc-S & S Joint Venture LLC, is a minority-owned small business registered in SAM.gov as a Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt), classified as an Asian-Pacific American Owned, Self-Certified HUBZone Joint Venture, and Limited Liability Company. The company provides construction, renovation, and facilities maintenance services to various agencies within the Department of Defense.

Through multiple firm fixed-price delivery orders and task orders, Apc-S&S Joint Venture LLC has performed a wide range of work for the United States Marine Corps, Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and Defense Logistics Agency Distribution. Services rendered include sanitary sewer line repairs, boiler and heat pump system replacements, mechanical construction under an 8(a) DB/DBB MECHANICAL IDIQ vehicle, restroom renovations, steam valve replacements, building demolitions, battery charger installations, carpet replacements, office renovations, electrical and communication workstation services, laundromat renovations, wet well pump repairs, and pool pump deliveries. These contracts span various locations in Albany and Fitzgerald, Georgia, supporting critical infrastructure and operations at Marine Corps and Defense Logistics Agency facilities. While most awards did not designate any set-asides, Apc-S&S Joint Venture LLC has secured 8(a) sole source contracts.

Apc-S&S Joint Venture LLC holds an $4 million single award, 8(a) sole source Indefinite Delivery Contract awarded by the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command for mechanical construction and repair services under the "BASEWIDE 8(A) DB/DBB MECHANICAL IDIQ" program. This IDC vehicle enables the Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Marine Corps, and Defense Logistics Agency to issue delivery orders to Apc-S&S Joint Venture LLC for services such as building renovations, system replacements, demolition, and maintenance at locations in Georgia including Albany and Fitzgerald. Delivery orders range from short-term projects valued around $77,000 to longer-term work worth up to $451,000, supporting infrastructure programs across Marine Corps and DLA installations.