Corporate Environments Of Georgia, LLC

Corporate Environments Of Georgia, LLC, a woman-owned small business based in Atlanta, Georgia, delivers office furniture procurement, installation, reconfiguration, and workplace modernization services to federal agencies as a prime contractor, operating predominantly under total small business set-asides and full-and-open competition on GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicles and direct awards to military installations.

The vendor is a minority-owned (Black American-owned), for-profit limited liability company that maintains active SAM registration since 2003 and holds a Subchapter S Corporation structure. Corporate Environments specializes in concrete furniture-delivery work: procuring and installing modular workstations, demountable walls, task chairs, and lounge seating; reconfiguring office layouts to create collaborative spaces, break areas, and training rooms; providing furniture storage and repair services; and delivering design and space-planning labor for workplace modernization. Representative work includes a $767 thousand firm fixed-price delivery order from Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex (awarded October 6, 2025, for renovation of Building 301 office space with furniture and installation), a $550 thousand delivery order from the Air Force Sustainment Center (awarded September 26, 2025, for reconfiguring Financial Management operating location at Robins Air Force Base), a $340 thousand delivery order from Naval Sea Systems Command (awarded February 12, 2025, under GSA MAS for Kings Bay furniture remodeling), and a $566 thousand delivery order from the Department of Interior (awarded October 1, 2023, under GSA MAS for office furniture at a London, Kentucky location funded under the Great American Outdoors Act). GSA labor portfolio spans four categories — Installation Laborer ($42.57/hour), Product Manager, Product Design, and Project Manager (all at $74.25/hour) — with education ranging from high school to bachelor's degree and no security-clearance requirements. This labor posture aligns with the vendor's transactional furniture-delivery and space-design work rather than IT or defense engineering roles.

Customer concentration sits with Air Force installations, particularly Warner Robins. The top five customer organizations account for 39% of awards and 55% of combined potential value: Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Warner Robins Air Logistics Complex leads with 13 awards and $2.2 million combined potential value, followed by GSA Federal Acquisition Service ($2.2 million across 2 awards), Department of the Air Force Reserve Command ($1.4 million), Air Force Sustainment Center ($1.4 million), and Air Force Materiel Command more broadly ($1.3 million). Across 101 awards issued since 2004, the vendor has served 39 distinct federal agencies, but the portfolio is heavily skewed to Robins Air Force Base and related Air Force sustainment commands in the southeastern United States. Corporate Environments places work under GSA Multiple Award Schedule vehicles (27 task orders, $6.2 million combined potential value), two single-award indefinite delivery contracts issued by Warner Robins and Air Force Sustainment Center ($798 thousand and $586 thousand respectively), and Federal Supply Schedule GSS03F057BA (6 task orders, $147 thousand). The top NAICS classification is Office Furniture (except Wood) Manufacturing (56 awards), with secondary exposure in Showcase and Partition Manufacturing (10 awards) and Process and Logistics Consulting (7 awards).

Activity has accelerated in recent years — four awards in 2022, five in 2023, five in 2024, and eleven in 2025 — with one award in early 2026. Combined potential value across the 101-award footprint sits at $15.6 million, with $11.8 million (76%) obligated to date. Four awards carrying $702 thousand in combined potential value reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure on near-term deliveries at Robins and related Air Force facilities. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards); no subcontract footprint is present in the source data. Set-aside posture is mixed: approximately 45 of the 101 awards carry total small business set-aside designations, while the remainder compete full-and-open or under other small business classifications (EDWOSB, HUBZone), reflecting the vendor's eligibility across multiple SBA-designated categories and its competitive position in both reserved and unrestricted federal furniture procurement.

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