Centerra Integrated Facilities Services, LLC

Centerra Integrated Facilities Services, LLC, doing business as All Star Facility Services, delivers facilities management, operations, and maintenance services to federal civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), operating from a Herndon, Virginia headquarters with a workforce focused on HVAC, electrical, plumbing, custodial, grounds, and infrastructure repair across the National Capital Region and U.S. Army installations in Europe. The company is a for-profit LLC structured as a child entity of parent Centerra Integrated Services, LLC, and competes without SBA set-aside designations in full-and-open federal markets.

Centerra's customer concentration divides sharply by dollar value between civilian and defense anchors. The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service National Capital Region leads in award volume (275 awards, $175.9 million potential value), driven by routine delivery orders for Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center maintenance including booster pump replacement ($349.3 million ceiling), escalator handrail and chain assembly repairs, HVAC and chiller work, and mold remediation. The Department of the Army Installation Management Command Europe Region, by contrast, anchors the highest-dollar footprint with 74 awards valued at $406.7 million potential value — nearly 40% of the vendor's total combined potential value — predominantly under a single $200 million blanket purchase agreement with the Army for comprehensive base operations support at Stuttgart and other European military installations. Treasury IRS (69 awards, $77.4 million) and Army Medical Command (2 awards, $250.3 million) round out the top four funding sources. This composition reflects Centerra's dual domestic-facility and overseas-military posture, with GSA work concentrated in small-to-medium delivery orders and Army Europe work concentrated in large-value time-and-materials and firm-fixed-price task orders for facility renovations, HVAC systems, flooring, fire alarm systems, and grounds maintenance.

Vehicle position is dominated by the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, which carries 149 task orders ($613.7 million combined potential value), supporting both the National Capital Region domestic work and the Army Europe BPA calls. Centerra also holds multiple single-award indefinite-delivery contracts with GSA for the Ronald Reagan Building: a $24.65 million bridge operations and maintenance contract (ultimate completion August 2026), an $11.48 million bridge O&M contract (expiring August 2024), and a $10.78 million operations and maintenance contract (expired April 2024). These vehicles enable rapid task-order issuance for emergency repairs, routine maintenance, and capital improvements at the building.

Activity has remained stable in recent years — 28 awards in 2022, 37 in 2023, 37 in 2024, 42 in 2025, and 10 year-to-date in 2026 — with 10 awards (combined potential value $30.4 million) reaching ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure in fiscal 2026–2027. The vendor's award footprint is heavily concentrated by service type: 372 awards under Facilities Support Services NAICS, 73 under Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors, and 40 under Other Services to Buildings and Dwellings. Principal scope includes maintenance of office buildings (178 awards), repair or alteration of office buildings (115 awards), and housekeeping/facilities operations support (88 awards).

Centerra's GSA Schedule labor portfolio encompasses 43 active categories spanning $36.68 to $153.05 per hour, from shipping/receiving clerks and maintenance painters (high-school education, $36–$62/hr range) through planner/schedulers and project managers (associates through bachelor degrees, $77–$117/hr range) to chief engineers ($153/hr). No security-cleared labor is offered. This structure reflects the vendor's domestic facilities-operations posture; the majority of work is routine or emergency facilities maintenance requiring supervisory and trade-craft expertise rather than cleared or advanced technical credentials.

Centerra operates as a pure facilities-management prime, with negligible subcontract activity (one sub-award from Vectrus Systems LLC for Operation Southern Guard work in 2025). The vendor does not appear to hold positions on broader federal acquisition vehicles outside GSA or Army Europe, nor does it pursue work as a facilities-management subcontractor to larger systems integrators or defense contractors. This positioning — focused, domestic-centric, operations-and-maintenance-driven, full-and-open competitive — reflects a vendor profile aligned with federal building support rather than IT, engineering, or strategic defense operations.