East-West Towers, LLC

East-West Towers, LLC, a for-profit limited liability company based in Bethesda, Maryland, operates as a prime contractor providing facility management, real property leasing and portfolio optimization, and architectural design services to federal agencies on a full-and-open (no set-aside) basis. The vendor has held a continuous federal contracting presence since 1997 and operates exclusively as a prime contractor with no subcontract footprint.

East-West Towers' federal portfolio centers on two distinct capability streams: real estate leasing and facility services. The company holds a dominant position on a General Services Administration Basic Ordering Agreement (GS11B20679) carrying $1.34 billion in combined potential value across 136 task orders — this vehicle anchors the portfolio and represents 83% of the vendor's total combined potential value. Under that GSA BOA, East-West Towers provides office building lease and rental services as the lessor of nonresidential properties to federal agencies. In parallel, the company holds a single-award $600,000 Blanket Purchase Agreement with the Consumer Product Safety Commission (contract 61320622A0007, effective through June 2027) under which it delivers facility maintenance, repair, and architectural design work — carpet and specialized cleaning, patching and painting, water fountain replacement, lock rekeying, furniture disassembly, and electrical management in computer rooms. Recent CPSC task orders include $25.8 thousand for fitness center equipment cleaning (April 2025), $21.2 thousand for water fountain replacement with bottle filling stations (September 2025), $18.7 thousand for facilities optimization services (February 2026), and $14.9 thousand for patching and painting (January 2026). The vendor also carries two additional GSA BOAs (GS11B01663 with 18 task orders and GS11B01940 with 10 task orders) and a CPSC BPA (CPSCB070007) with 55 task orders valued at $374 thousand combined.

Customer concentration is heavily skewed to General Services Administration leasing operations. GSA's Office of Leasing accounts for 15 awards worth $533.3 million in combined potential value (33% of the vendor's total), while the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service holds 30 awards at an unspecified dollar value. The Consumer Product Safety Commission represents the remaining material customer, accounting for 54 awards valued at $1.3 million combined potential value. The divergence between award count and potential-value rankings reflects the GSA leasing vehicle's high-dollar structure relative to CPSC's lower-value task orders. The vendor's NAICS footprint splits between lessor operations (56 awards under "All Other Support Services," 30 under "Lessors of Nonresidential Buildings") and construction or renovation work (12 plumbing and HVAC contractor awards, 1 commercial building construction award). PSC coding mirrors this split: 79 awards for lease and rental of office buildings, 24 for construction of administrative facilities, 18 for administrative support, and 12 for equipment maintenance shop leasing. Activity volume has been modest and stable — one award in 2021, two in 2022, four in 2024, four in 2025, and two in 2026 — with only five awards (combined potential value $263 thousand) reaching ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete risk in that window. Combined dollars obligated across the full portfolio stand at $52 million (3% of the $1.61 billion combined potential value), indicating a significant gap between ceiling values and actual invoiced performance.