ELB Services LLC

ELB Services LLC, a service-disabled veteran-owned small business based in Phenix City, Alabama, provides Foreign Military Sales mission planning support, operations and maintenance mission planning, and technical infrastructure sustainment to the U.S. Air Force as a prime contractor across a single-award indefinite-delivery contract and a governmentwide OASIS+ vehicle. The firm is structured as a sole proprietorship LLC, minority-owned, Black American-owned, and self-certifies as a small disadvantaged business; it competes exclusively under SDVOSB set-asides on its primary Air Force work and under total small business set-asides on the OASIS+ platform.

ELB's federal footprint is heavily concentrated on Air Force mission planning support, delivering services grounded in two principal contract vehicles. The vendor holds a $600 million single-award SDVOSB-reserved indefinite-delivery contract (FA8217-25-D-B004) with Air Force Materiel Command's Lifecycle Management Center at Hill Air Force Base, awarded November 2024 through November 2034. Task order activity under this IDC has accelerated sharply—86 sequential delivery orders issued between late 2025 and July 2026 with combined potential value of $63 million. Representative work spans Foreign Military Sales caseload mission planning for allied nations including Korea, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Germany, Australia, Singapore, Canada, Poland, Egypt, Indonesia, Turkey, Greece, Oman, and others; operations and maintenance mission planning support for Air Mobility Command, Air Education and Training Command, Air Combat Command, Air Force Global Strike Command, Air Force Reserve Command, and Air National Guard; and mission planning sustainment infrastructure supporting Joint Mission Planning System Open Mission Systems deployment environments. Task orders employ both firm fixed-price and cost-no-fee pricing structures, with ceilings ranging from $2.75 thousand for discrete Foreign Military Sales travel support to $7.48 million for Air National Guard mission planning requirements, most extending through March 31, 2027 or later. ELB also holds a position on GSA's OASIS+ Total Small Business set-aside IDIQ (awarded December 2024, ceiling $999,999,999,999, through December 2029), though no task orders have yet been issued under that vehicle. A single Army purchase order for $249.5 thousand—subject matter expert services for an emergency response training exercise in Michigan, awarded September 2022—rounds out the vendor's non-Air Force exposure.

Customer concentration is extreme. The Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center at Hill Air Force Base anchors 37 of the vendor's 89 total awards and 94.8% of combined potential value ($628.4 million). The Department of the Air Force (disaggregated across multiple Air Force commands) places 40 additional orders valued at $8.4 million combined. GSA and the Department of the Army account for the remainder. The vendor has served 12 distinct federal agencies overall, but 92% of awards and 99% of combined potential value concentrate within Air Force sub-components reporting through AFLCMC Hill AFB.

On the single-award Air Force Materiel Command IDC, ELB is the sole contractor; all 86 delivery orders flow through this vehicle. The OASIS+ contract position provides access to a multi-agency platform across seven functional domains (Management and Advisory, Technical and Engineering, Research and Development, Intelligence Services, Environmental Services, Facilities, and Logistics), though ELB's actual competitive posture on that vehicle remains to be established through task order activity.

Activity has grown sharply. The vendor recorded one award in 2022, two in 2024, 45 in 2025, and 41 through July 2026—driven almost entirely by sequential task order velocity on the Air Force Materiel Command IDC. The recompete cliff presents material near-term exposure: 22 awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $32.4 million, representing roughly 5% of the total portfolio but concentrated in active Air Force commands including Air National Guard, Air Force Reserve Command, and multiple major command mission planning requirements.

SCI-reported activity captures invoiced federal service revenue on four prime records totaling $12.5 million in FY2025 across 16.7 FTEs, with government-paid hourly rates median around $114.77/hr (ranging from $90.11/hr at the tenth percentile to $134.13/hr at the ninetieth percentile). SCI data indicate ELB subcontracted 67% of contractor hours across its reportable prime contracts, engaging four named subcontractors; this aligns with the firm's delivery model of managing prime relationships and vendor partnerships rather than scaling internal staff for variable mission planning demand.

ELB competes 100% as prime contractor—no sub-award activity appears in the source data. The vendor's SBA posture (SDVOSB, minority-owned, small disadvantaged) recurs across the entire prime footprint, making set-aside designation a strategic advantage on both the Air Force Materiel Command vehicle and any future OASIS+ task orders. With a recompete window opening in the next twelve to twenty-four months on Air Force commands driving 75%+ of current potential value, the vendor faces material contract continuity risk unless task order volume sustains or new competitively bid orders are secured against the SDVOSB-reserved IDC or OASIS+ platform.