CCS King George 2 LLC

CCS King George 2 LLC, a tribally-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business certified as an SBA 8(a) joint venture with Native Hawaiian Organization and HUBZone status, operates as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering facilities management, construction, and base operations support services to federal defense and civilian agencies. The Honolulu, Hawaii-based company is a child entity of Cascade Sorbent Products Inc., also tribally-owned and minority-owned, and competes across both set-aside (8(a) Competitive, 8(a) Sole Source, Total Small Business, HUBZone) and full-and-open delivery orders, though the majority of its award volume and dollar value flows through set-aside vehicles held under NAVFAC, Army Installation Management Command, and Army Reserve Command IDIQs.

CCS King George 2 LLC's customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of Navy and Department of Army. The top five funding agencies account for 98% of combined potential value: the Department of the Army Installation Management Command Southeast Region anchors the portfolio with a $495 million multiple-award IDIQ for construction services at Fort Campbell, Kentucky (awarded June 2023, through June 2028); the Department of the Navy Naval Facilities Engineering Command holds the second-largest share at $156.5 million across 20 awards covering base operations support, facilities repairs, and mechanical infrastructure services across Naval Research Laboratory Chesapeake Bay Detachment, Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, Naval Base Coronado, and the Naval Academy. By award count, NAVFAC dominates (20 awards, 41% of total awards), followed by U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (6 awards), Navy Reserve (4 awards), and Army Corps of Engineers entities (6 awards combined). This split reveals NAVFAC's dominance in both volume and dollars, with potential-value concentration driven by three large-ceiling IDIQs: the $100.66 million Naval Base Coronado Base Operations Support Contract (single-award, Total Small Business, awarded August 2025, through July 2033); the $150 million Guam 8(a) Multiple Award Construction Contract (multiple-award, Competitive 8(a), awarded May 2024, through May 2029); and the $23.6 million Naval Research Laboratory Chesapeake Bay Detachment Base Operations Support IDIQ (single-award, Competitive 8(a), awarded April 2024, through September 2032).

The vendor's concrete capability portfolio spans facilities support services (27 awards, NAICS 561210), commercial and institutional building construction (7 awards, NAICS 236220), HVAC contracting (6 awards, NAICS 238220), and landscaping services (6 awards, NAICS 561730). Recent named work includes a $2.39 million delivery order with NAVFAC on Option Year 2 base operations support at the Chesapeake Bay Detachment (awarded March 2026); an $8.94 million definitive contract with Air Combat Command for mess attendant services at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri (competitive 8(a), awarded February 2024, through September 2028); a $6.2 million refuse and recycling services contract at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin (Total Small Business, awarded June 2023, through February 2028); and recurring delivery orders for HVAC chiller replacement, boiler installation, mold remediation, and mechanical repairs at Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth, ranging from $40 thousand to $741 thousand. The PSC profile reinforces this scope: housekeeping and facilities operations support (14 awards), landscaping and groundskeeping (8 awards), miscellaneous building repairs (5 awards), and non-building facility maintenance (4 awards) account for roughly 67% of the award count.

Activity has grown from 9 awards in 2023 to 16 in 2024 and 17 in 2025, with 7 awards in 2026 year-to-date through July. The vendor sits on five top parent IDIQs by task-order count: the Naval Research Laboratory Chesapeake Bay Detachment IDIQ (11 task orders, $7 million combined potential value); the Naval Air Station Joint Reserve Base Fort Worth multi-function support services IDIQ (11 task orders, $9.8 million); the Fort Worth mechanical IDIQ with U.S. Pacific Fleet Forces (5 task orders, $937 thousand); the Jim Chapman Lake and Cooper Dam mowing IDIQ with ENDIST Fort Worth (5 task orders, $174 thousand); and an Army Reserve Command Region 2 MATOC (2 task orders, $2 million). Nine awards with combined potential value of $25.3 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and represent near-term recompete exposure.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue carries limited signal given the vendor's portfolio composition: the source dataset captures $1.4 million in FY2024 across 10.5 FTEs under two prime service contracts, with no invoiced activity in FY2023 or FY2025. The SCI hourly-rate posture shows a flat $62.20 per hour across all three percentiles, consistent with a stabilized labor rate for a narrow set of facilities support services captured above the SCI reporting threshold. SCI sub-engagement runs at 0% of total contractor hours, indicating the vendor delivers its SCI-reportable prime work using internal labor only. The SCI dataset, however, is a strict subset of the vendor's federal footprint and excludes goods, construction project work, micro-purchases, and classified contracts — the bulk of the vendor's $857.4 million combined potential value flows through construction and facilities IDIQs that do not trigger SCI reporting thresholds when issued as delivery orders.

The vendor operates as a 100% prime contractor with no recorded sub-awards in the source data, positioning it as a primary supplier to NAVFAC, Army Installation Management Command, and other defense customers rather than a feeder to larger primes. Named teaming or subcontract relationships are not present in the award record. The vendor's parent-subsidiary structure links it to Cascade Sorbent Products Inc., which carries matching tribally-owned, minority-owned, and Native Hawaiian Organization certifications but shows no independent federal contract awards in the source data, suggesting Cascade functions as the parent holding entity while CCS King George 2 LLC operates as the active federal contracting arm.