Cadence Contract Services, LLC

Cadence Contract Services, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in South Jordan, Utah, delivers construction and facilities maintenance services to the U.S. Army as a prime contractor across a five-year, $110 million total small business IDIQ and smaller task orders at Army installations nationwide. The company is a total small business competing exclusively under total small business set-aside designation on its parent IDIQ vehicle, though most individual delivery orders carry no set-aside designation.

Cadence's customer base is heavily concentrated in Army installations. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region accounts for 1,021 awards worth $720.9 million combined potential value—76% of Cadence's total federal footprint. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southwest Region contributes 202 awards worth $58 million, while smaller work flows from the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Drum (108 awards, $14.2 million) and Fort Hood (5 awards, $2 million). Combined, these four customer entities represent substantially all of Cadence's federal activity.

Cadence's primary vehicle is a single-award IDIQ contract (W911S222D8001) awarded June 2, 2022, with a $110 million ceiling running through May 31, 2027, under NAICS 236220 (commercial and institutional building construction). This vehicle anchors 125 task orders worth $70 million in potential value. Delivery orders under this IDIQ span sustainment, restoration, and modernization work: HVAC system repairs and replacements, boiler and chiller replacements, electrical upgrades, plumbing work, roofing repairs, concrete restoration, fire alarm and sprinkler installations, and general facilities maintenance. Representative work includes a $5.3 million repair and renovation of facility P-10110 (awarded August 2024), a $967,295 replacement of DX cooling units 10200 (March 2026), a $880,662 repair of vehicle exhaust systems 4485 (March 2026), and an $835,900 exhaust system replacement (August 2025). The company also holds positions on four predecessor IDIQs (W911S208D8002, W911S217D8000, W9115106D0013, and W911S204D0002), which collectively account for 1,210 task orders worth $306.7 million in combined potential value and represent the wind-down of earlier contract vehicles through 2027. Delivery order values typically range from approximately $26,000 to $6.8 million, with the largest individual order a $6.8 million vehicle maintenance facility repair (January 2023).

Cadence competes as a sole prime contractor on all reviewed awards with no identified subcontractors. Activity has declined modestly—44 awards in 2022, declining to 11 awards through mid-2026—reflecting the transition from legacy vehicles to the current IDIQ. The recompete window carries minimal exposure: only six awards worth $3.9 million combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months. Across its five-year award history in the source data (2004–2026), Cadence has invoiced $380.2 million against $887 million in combined potential value, representing a 43% obligation rate typical of indefinite-delivery contracts with long performance periods.