Apex Services

Apex Services, a woman-owned small disadvantaged business based in Omaha, Nebraska, operates as a sole proprietor providing emergency facility maintenance, water remediation, and custodial services to Air Combat Command at Offutt Air Force Base as a prime contractor exclusively under total small business set-asides and full-and-open designations. All ten awards in the source record—100% of recent activity—flow from a single customer: Air Combat Command, which has engaged Apex Services continuously since 2022 for storm-damage cleanup, pipe repair, biological contamination remediation, and janitorial services.

Apex Services' capability footprint centers on site-specific, emergency-response facilities work. The vendor holds a multiple-award Blanket Purchase Agreement (FA460025A0002) valued at $116,666.67 running through December 2029, under which three task orders have been placed totaling $64 thousand in combined potential value. Representative work includes a $30,290.98 total-small-business BPA call (March 2025) for water remediation at Offutt AFB, a $29,981.38 total-small-business BPA call (December 2024) for housekeeping and custodial services at Offutt AFB, and a $25,000 purchase order (December 2022) for emergency pipe repair and water remediation following facility damage. Historical awards prior to the current BPA framework range from $6,000 (January 2022 flood cleanup) to $30,290.98. The vendor's award history demonstrates concentrated expertise in water damage mitigation, emergency response, and facility restoration rather than ongoing systems or strategic services.

Activity is episodic and tightly bound to Offutt AFB needs. Two awards appeared in 2022, three in 2024, one in 2025, and one in 2026, reflecting reactive procurement against facility emergencies rather than sustained contractual demand. Combined potential value across all ten awards stands at $254 thousand, with $137 thousand obligated to date (54% realization). The vendor carries no subcontract work and competes exclusively under small-business set-asides (total small business on four awards; no set-aside used on six awards), indicating a posture aligned with base operational support rather than enterprise or government-wide contracting vehicles. Customer concentration is absolute: Air Combat Command represents 100% of awards and 100% of combined potential value. No recompete cliff is apparent in the source data; the BPA ceiling extends through December 2029, but order volume and dollar magnitude suggest episodic call patterns tied to facility events rather than predictable recurring demand.