Dsc-Emi Maintenance Solutions, LLC

Dsc-Emi Maintenance Solutions, LLC, a minority-owned, Native American-owned small business based in Dunn, North Carolina, delivers base operations support, facilities maintenance, and emergency repair services to the U.S. Marine Corps and Army Corps of Engineers as a prime contractor across 238 recent awards totaling $702.4 million in combined potential value. Operating as a child entity of parent Diversified Service Contracting, Inc., Dsc-Emi competes exclusively in the federal market under Total Small Business set-aside designations on a subset of work and full-and-open competition on the remainder, with 100% of its recent footprint captured as prime awards across no subcontract relationships.

Customer concentration is extreme and heavily tilted toward Department of Defense installations in the Southeast. The Marine Corps accounts for 111 awards and $600.7 million in combined potential value—85% of the company's total dollar pipeline—while the Army Corps of Engineers' Charleston District contributes 112 awards (by count, the largest single customer) but only $77.7 million. These two agencies cover 98% of awards by count and substantially all meaningful dollar value. Secondary customers include the Department of Homeland Security Customs and Border Protection ($21.9 million across two awards), the Defense Logistics Agency Distribution, the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, and the Department of Defense Education Activity—all materially smaller in scale. The Marine Corps–driven dollar concentration reflects Dsc-Emi's possession of a single, dominant indefinite delivery contract: a $292.3 million single-award IDC for Base Operations Support Services at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune and other Marine Corps Area of Responsibility facilities, awarded June 1, 2023, and extending through May 31, 2031 under Total Small Business set-aside. This vehicle alone anchors the vendor's portfolio; 111 delivery orders under it carry $600.7 million in combined potential value. The Army Corps vehicle, by contrast, fragments across multiple smaller IDCs, including a $43 million facilities maintenance contract through November 2026 and a $5.75 million preventive maintenance vehicle (Option 2), generating a higher transaction count but lower individual order magnitudes.

Work scope spans the full range of military facilities operations: HVAC system installation, repair, and replacement; electrical and plumbing services; boiler and chiller maintenance and replacement; roofing and structural repairs; pest control and sanitation; emergency flood and storm damage response; infrastructure upgrades; and base custodial and housekeeping support. Representative named work includes a $21.85 million Option Year 2 recurring facilities maintenance order (April 2026, Marine Corps Camp Lejeune), a $6.24 million FY25 preventive maintenance delivery order (May 2025, ENDIST Charleston), a $5.75 million preventive maintenance and service calls order under a Total Small Business set-aside (May 2024, ENDIST Charleston), a $1.37 million blanket base operations support work order (September 2024, Marine Corps), and hundreds of discrete task orders ranging from sub-five-thousand-dollar emergency repairs to multi-million-dollar quarterly or annual maintenance packages. Place of performance concentrates at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina; Marine Corps Logistics Base Albany, Georgia; and federal facilities across the Charleston District in Columbia, South Carolina. Dsc-Emi operates under NAICS 561210 (Facilities Support Services), with PSC codes reflecting maintenance of administrative and warehouse facilities and housekeeping/operations support.

Activity trajectory shows growth from 35 awards in 2022 to 64 in 2024, followed by a moderation to 49 awards in 2025 and 15 year-to-date in 2026. The most recent award (April 15, 2026) is a $200 thousand delivery order for bridge maintenance at Albany MFSS under Total Small Business set-aside, suggesting continued steady task-order flow against the large IDC vehicles. Three awards carrying $101.1 million in combined potential value complete within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure tied primarily to the $101.1 million single award from the Navy (likely a contract recompete opportunity or funding instrument change). Obligated dollars stand at $216.4 million (31% of potential value), indicating substantial committed work against the Marine Corps and Army vehicles. Dsc-Emi competes predominantly under small-business set-asides on Marine Corps work and full-and-open on Army Corps of Engineers delivery orders, reflecting the underlying IDC award structures. No named subcontracting relationships appear in the source; the vendor operates as a 100% prime-focused entity with no recorded sub-award footprint.

DSC-EMI is an SBA-approved Mentor Protege small business joint venture developed to support facilities operations, where DSC and EMI share a

passion for providing quality facilities management services. The protege, DSC, is a small business provider located in Dunn, NC. Founded in 2004,

DSC provides a range of services including facility maintenance/investment, custodial, and grounds maintenance services. DSC has a proven record of consistently providing high quality services, including experience at Naval Air Station (NAS) Patuxent River where DSC provides custodial, pest control, grounds maintenance, and other applicable facilities support services. EMI has operated for over 30 years on contracts for the US Marine Corps, US Navy, US Army, US Air Force, and federal civilian agencies. EMI's projects include base support services at MCB Camp Lejeune, NC and Yuma Proving Grounds, AZ Installation Support Services where EMI provides facility investment and pest control services.