Vestis Services, LLC

Vestis Services, LLC, operating as Aramark Uniform Services Division and a subsidiary of parent Aramark Uniform & Career Apparel, LLC, provides uniform rental, laundry services, linen supply, and mat rental to federal agencies as a prime contractor competing in full-and-open procurements with no set-aside posture. The vendor is a for-profit limited liability company headquartered in Burbank, California, competing predominantly across PSC Housekeeping-Laundry/Drycleaning (222 awards) and Lease or Rental of Equipment-Clothing and Insignia (81 awards), with primary NAICS concentration in Industrial Launderers (286 awards) and Drycleaning and Laundry Services (77 awards).

Vestis Services operates overwhelmingly as a prime contractor—98% of its 451 total awards across the source snapshot carry prime status. Concrete recent work includes a $50,011 annual firm fixed-price purchase order from the Indian Health Service for laundry services at the Western Oregon Service Unit Chemawa Indian Health Center covering weekly processing and delivery of scrubs, gowns, and lab coats (ultimate completion September 2031); a $348,790 purchase order from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Western Region for fire-resistant work clothing, safety boots, and sizing services to approximately 25 employees at the San Carlos Irrigation Project in Arizona (ultimate completion January 2031); a $164,470.96 firm fixed-price purchase order from the Defense Commissary Agency for linen and mat rental and cleaning services at Fort Wainwright and Fort Greely, Alaska, running through May 2029; and a $672,384.27 delivery order from the NIH Clinical Center for cleanroom garment rental services performed in Burbank from March 2022 through March 2023. The vendor holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with Naval Sea Systems Command for uniform locker program services with a $10,000 ceiling through September 2025.

Customer concentration sits heavily on Defense Commissary Agency (DeCA) and Department of Veterans Affairs. DeCA accounts for 112 awards valued at $16.5 million combined potential value—approximately 60% of the vendor's aggregate dollar portfolio. The top five customer agencies by award count (Defense Commissary Agency, Army Oregon National Guard, Veterans Health Administration VISNs, and National Cemetery Administration) represent 52% of all awards. When ranked by potential value, the concentration sharpens: Defense Commissary Agency alone anchors $16.5 million (60% of the vendor's $27.5 million combined potential value), followed distantly by Veterans Health Administration VISN 21 ($2.6 million) and the NIH Clinical Center ($1.8 million). The disparity between volume and dollars reflects that DeCA places numerous routine small renewals while civilian healthcare and research customers anchor larger individual orders.

The vendor's parent vehicle footprint centers on indefinite delivery contracts held by military departments rather than government-wide acquisition contracts. The top vehicle—Indefinite Delivery Contract W912JV10D2000—carries 59 task orders with $184 thousand combined potential value, typical of the Army's small, recurring linen and uniform orders. Contract HDEC0513D0004 (Veterans Administration) supports 27 task orders worth $605 thousand, and HDEC0513D0011 (Veterans Administration) carries 23 task orders for $93 thousand. These vehicles reflect the transactional nature of the vendor's customer base: recurring, small-dollar, firm fixed-price purchase orders and delivery orders rather than large IDIQs or government-wide vehicles.

Recent activity shows modest awarded volume: four awards in 2026 (the source snapshot is current as of September 25, 2026), five in 2025, nine in 2024, ten in 2023, and eight in 2022. Only two awards (combined potential value $179 thousand) reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating minimal recompete exposure in that window. Most awards extend three to five years with optional renewal periods, creating a backlog of multi-year service contracts rather than a near-term pipeline of recompetes.

Vestis Services subcontracts to two named primes: KBR Services, LLC on multiple Logistic Civil Augmentation Program (LOGCAP) V task orders for uniform services at National Training Center and NORTHCOM-NTC, and Education & Training Resources LLC on a blanket purchase order for floor mats, linens, and cafeteria linens (award date March 2024). Additional sub-award records reference Fluor Marine Propulsion LLC (laundry services supporting the Naval Nuclear Laboratory) and Consolidated Nuclear Security, LLC (linen services for the Y-12 National Security Complex and PANTEX Plant), indicating a secondary revenue stream in Department of Energy and defense management-and-operations contracts. The vendor's sub footprint represents roughly 2% of total awards and centers on facilities support and laundry augmentation rather than prime-contract displacement.

Vestis Services operates across 74 distinct federal agencies, reflecting the fragmented, geographically distributed nature of uniform and linen procurement in federal healthcare, corrections, and defense facilities. The vendor's business model—low-dollar, recurring firm fixed-price orders for standardized services—supports high award volume (451 total) against modest combined value ($27.5 million potential, $19.1 million obligated). Aramark's household-name brand backing and established federal contracting footprint since at least 1992 (the earliest source award) position Vestis Services as an incumbent sole-source or limited-competition renewal contractor at many installations.