Dynamic Systems, Inc.

Dynamic Systems, Inc., a tribally owned 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business and subsidiary of Ho-Chunk, Inc., provides grounds maintenance, landscaping, custodial, and facility operations services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across 100 awards valued at $34.5 million combined potential value. The company operates as a 100% prime contractor footprint with no subcontract activity, competing predominantly under set-aside vehicles—8(a) sole source, competitive 8(a), and total small business set-asides dominate the award portfolio—though recent awards trend toward full-and-open competition without set-aside designation.

Dynamic Systems is headquartered in Winnebago, Nebraska, as a for-profit subsidiary of Ho-Chunk, Inc., the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska's economic development corporation. The company holds SBA 8(a) certification expiring July 22, 2030, and carries minority-owned, tribally owned, and Indian Economic Enterprise designations. Work spans landscaping services (561730 NAICS, 94 of 100 awards) and janitorial/custodial operations, with performance conducted at federal facilities across multiple states and one international port of entry.

Customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers across three distinct funding entities. The Army Corps of Engineers proper accounts for 43 awards with $9.5 million combined potential value; the Engineering District Pittsburgh (ENDIST Pittsburgh) accounts for 35 awards with $3.6 million combined potential value; and the Corps Finance office accounts for 6 awards totaling $1.7 million. Together these entities represent 84 awards and $14.8 million in potential value (43% of the portfolio). A second tier of customers includes NASA Langley Research Center (3 awards, $6.9 million ceiling), the Air Force Materiel Command (3 awards, $4 million ceiling), the Air Force Pacific Air Forces (1 award, $3.2 million for grounds maintenance at Eielson Air Force Base through September 2029), and the Army Reserve Command (4 awards, $1 million combined potential value). The top five customer agencies cover 79% of combined potential value.

Vehicle position centers on five parent indefinite delivery contracts issued by the Army Corps of Engineers between 2023 and 2025. The largest by task-order count is Indefinite Delivery Contract W911WN23D3004 (Berlin Lake) with 15 task orders totaling $903 thousand; W911WN23D3002 (Youghiogheny River Lake, $1.2 million ceiling) carries 14 task orders; W911WN23D3007 (Shenango River Lake, $1.6 million ceiling) carries 13 task orders; W911WN23D3003 (Michael J. Kirwan Lake, $1.1 million ceiling, 8(a) sole source) carries 12 task orders; and W911WN23D3006 (Mosquito Creek Lake, $500 thousand ceiling, total small business set-aside) carries 11 task orders. Additionally, Dynamic Systems holds a $2.5 million Corps IDC for Rend Lake mowing (Benton, Illinois), a $6.89 million NASA Langley competitive 8(a) grounds maintenance and pest control contract through December 2029, and a $4 million Air Force Materiel Command IDC for grounds maintenance through May 2029. A newly awarded $1.4 million 8(a) sole-source custodial and grounds contract covers the Andrade Land Port of Entry in Winterhaven, California, through March 2027.

Activity has grown year over year from four awards in 2022 to a peak of 31 awards in 2025, with 15 awards recorded in 2026 to date. Combined obligated dollars across all awards total $10 million (29% of combined potential value), indicating ongoing task-order execution. Ten awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $2.5 million and face recompete exposure.

Concrete representative work includes a $3.2 million fixed-price contract with Air Force Pacific Air Forces for comprehensive grounds maintenance at Eielson Air Force Base, Alaska (April 2025 through September 2029, total small business set-aside, covering mowing, edging, irrigation, debris removal, fertilization, pest control, and tree care); multiple quarterly delivery orders under Army Corps IDCs for building and grounds maintenance at Michael J. Kirwan Lake ($92 thousand for July–October 2025 under 8(a) sole source), Youghiogheny River Lake ($86 thousand for May–July 2025), and Shenango River Lake ($164 thousand for July–October 2024); a $235 thousand 8(a) sole-source contract with Air Combat Command to operate the Offutt Air Force Base Fitness Center (May 2024 through November 2029); and a $300 thousand cleaning and facility maintenance delivery order at Shelbyville, Illinois (October 2025 through September 2026). Recent awards reflect expansion into 8(a) competitive awards: a $42.6 thousand competitive 8(a) delivery order for Okatibbee Lake services (October 2025 through February 2026) and a $6.89 million competitive 8(a) Langley Research Center grounds and pest control IDC.

Corporate structure shows Dynamic Systems as a direct subsidiary of Ho-Chunk, Inc., with one named joint venture subsidiary (Gmhill-Dynamic JV, LLC). The parent holds multiple billion-dollar indefinite delivery contracts across defense and civilian agencies, including a $2.35 billion Operations and Maintenance Engineering Enhancement (OMEE VII) contract with the Corps, positioning the broader organization to sustain subsidiary growth across federal infrastructure and facilities management.

Dynamic Systems provides complete facilities management, operations and maintenance services to federal, state, local and tribal government organizations. While focusing to provide single source solutions and comprehensive services that meet the ever changing needs of our customers, we utilize traditional techniques, as well as new technologies and innovative approaches. A subsidiary of Ho-Chunk, Inc., Dynamic Systems integrates customer needs with our resources to efficiently provide timely and high-quality services, within budget. Dynamic Systems is an SBA certified 8a small business.