Apex FSE JV LLC

Apex FSE JV LLC, a HUBZone-certified small business joint venture and subsidiary of Apex Facility Services Group LLC, operates as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering facility maintenance, repair, and minor construction services to the Department of Agriculture, Department of the Air Force, and Department of the Army. The joint venture is minority-owned and self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, based in McDonough, Georgia, and competes predominantly under HUBZone and Total Small Business set-asides across NAICS 238220 (Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors) and 236220 (Commercial and Institutional Building Construction).

Apex FSE JV LLC's award portfolio reflects recent and rapid growth in vehicle positions rather than task-order volume. The vendor holds three prime IDIQs awarded in April 2024 and April 2026, anchoring $273.6 million in combined potential value across fourteen total awards — but only $3.9 million has been obligated to date (1% of potential). The two largest vehicles are a $165 million HUBZone IDIQ with Department of the Army Installation Management Command's Northeast Region (for real property repair and minor construction at Fort Knox, Kentucky, through April 2031) and a $95 million HUBZone multiple-award IDIQ with the Air Force's Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (for mechanical, electrical, and electrical sub-systems maintenance at Robins Air Force Base through April 2029). A third IDC, valued at $9.7 million and set aside for Total Small Business, runs through April 2031 under Air Education and Training Command for HVAC recommissioning and energy optimization services. These three vehicles dwarf the vendor's task-order pipeline: four delivery orders and two definitive contracts on the Robins IDIQ total $1.2 million, and direct USDA awards (a $2.1 million APHIS renovation contract, several ARS field research facility repairs, and maintenance work) anchor the remainder of obligated value. Task orders under the Robins IDC range from $50,000 to $500,000; representative work includes a $314,000 chiller replacement (August 2024), a $390,794 electrical panel upgrade (October 2024), and a $136,531 fan coil unit installation (February 2025).

Customer concentration by count tilts toward USDA Agricultural Research Service (5 awards, $573 thousand combined potential value), but dollar concentration is inverted. The Army's Northeast Region dominates potential value ($165 million in the new Fort Knox IDIQ), followed by the Air Force Materiel Command ($95 million Robins IDIQ plus $9.7 million AETC contract). The source shows 93% of awards across six agencies — a broad customer base, but one where two Army and Air Force IDICs represent 93% of total potential value. Activity has grown from seven awards in 2024 to four in 2026, though the recent trajectory reflects IDIQ awards rather than task-order velocity. No awards have completion dates beyond 2026 except the three IDICs, whose ultimate performance periods extend through 2029 and 2031; obligated dollars are modest relative to the ceiling values, signaling early-stage vehicle participation.

Apex FSE JV LLC operates as a pure prime across its footprint; the vendor reported zero sub-hours and one named subcontractor across SCI-reportable contracts in FY2024, with total SCI invoicing of $14 thousand — a negligible reflection of the firm's broader federal facility services delivery. The parent company, Apex Facility Services Group LLC, is an 8(a) certified minority-owned and small disadvantaged business holding HUBZone certification and DOT DBE status, indicating the joint venture leverages the parent's SBA designations and technical depth. Apex's technical staff includes Georgia-registered professional engineers, fire protection engineers, electricians, and HVAC technicians positioned to execute infrastructure work across facility types — from greenhouse repairs and sewage system replacements at USDA research stations to mechanical, electrical, and construction services at military installations.