Dct, Incorporated

Dct, Incorporated (doing business as DCT Inc.), a woman-owned, Native American-owned small business based in McAlester, Oklahoma, operates as a prime contractor providing facilities operations, maintenance, repair, and food service to federal agencies, competing predominantly under full-and-open procurement (72% of its award footprint spans five top customers). The company holds two major single-award IDIQs anchoring its federal business: a $41.6 million five-year facilities operations and maintenance contract with the FDA's National Center for Toxicological Research in Jefferson, Arkansas (awarded September 2021, running through September 2026), and an $18.8 million USGS operations, maintenance, and repair contract for the EROS Data Center in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Recent activity shows a $1.45 million delivery order from USDA for continuation of O&M services at EROS (September 2025), an $834,179 Total Small Business set-aside delivery order from FDA for Building 26 Atrium repairs (September 2025), and a $2.5 million bridge IDIQ awarded by USGS in May 2026 for interim EROS Data Center O&M coverage through September 2026 while a full recompete contract is finalized.

DCT's capability portfolio centers on janitorial and facilities support, food service operations, HVAC and electrical system repair and upgrade, generator and boiler maintenance, infrastructure equipment replacement (transformers, chillers, variable frequency drives, UPS systems), and site-specific logistics and ground-keeping. The company's work spans facilities support services (496 awards in NAICS 561210), food service contracting (89 awards), and specialty building trades (50 combined awards), with top PSC codes in housekeeping-facilities operations support (150 awards) and housekeeping-food (84 awards).

Customer concentration is acute. The top three agencies — Department of Health and Human Services FDA (193 awards, $142.2 million potential value), Department of the Army Materiel Command Sustainment Command (87 awards, $82.1 million), and Department of the Interior USGS (38 awards across multiple USGS offices, $47.4 million combined) — account for 72% of the award count and 46% of combined potential value. Within Army work, DCT has held multiple food service delivery orders at Fort McCoy, Wisconsin dating back to 2022 and ranging from monthly standing orders to seasonal exercise support; recent Fort McCoy work includes a $2.49 million annual food service contract (January 2022–December 2022) and a $1.48 million one-month extension (February–May 2025). Navy awards, which constitute 161 award records, carry negligible dollar value ($30 thousand combined), suggesting high-volume, low-value transactional work. FDA awards are dominated by delivery orders under the facilities IDIQ, covering tasks such as HVAC ductwork repair ($256,558, August 2023), transformer replacement ($255,740, June 2023), boiler system upgrades ($226,000+ across multiple orders), electrical infrastructure repairs ($53,101 for conductor repair and flagpole power, May 2023), and equipment maintenance (chillers, generators, UPS systems, autoclaves, biological safety cabinets).

DCT's parent vehicle footprint is dominated by two Navy indefinite delivery contracts (N6246703D8279 with 187 task orders valued at $9.7 million, and N6246702D8303 with 62 task orders) that appear to support routine facilities and food services across Navy installations, alongside the two named civilian IDIQs (FDA and USGS). The company holds a minimal recompete cliff: only 7 awards (combined potential value $1.3 million) carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, reflecting the stability of its two anchor multi-million-dollar IDIQ vehicles and their extended performance periods.

Activity has declined materially in recent years. After peaks of 31 awards in 2023 and 18 in 2022, the company recorded 19 awards in 2024 and only 8 in 2025, with 2 awards year-to-date in 2026. The vendor reports 741 total awards (prime + sub) since 1992, with $625.4 million combined potential value and $342.4 million obligated (55% realization rate), and serves 28 distinct federal agencies.

Operations and Maintenance, Security, Communications, Janitorial, Grounds Services, Food Services .