Elevated Technologies Services, LLC

Elevated Technologies Services, LLC, doing business as Elevator Service, is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business (SDVOSB) based in Charleston, South Carolina, that provides elevator installation, maintenance, repair, modernization, testing, and emergency services to federal facilities as a prime contractor on 99 percent of recent awards. The company competes predominantly under SDVOSB set-asides and full-and-open procurements on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule and through regional Blanket Purchase Agreements; SDVOSB designation recurs across its prime footprint and anchors access to VA and civilian agency elevator infrastructure work.

Elevated Technologies operates as a specialized single-trade elevator services provider. Its concrete work spans elevator preventive maintenance and emergency repairs at VA medical centers (the dominant customer segment), federal courthouses, military installations, and civilian agency facilities; elevator modernization and replacement projects under the $650 million National Elevator Modernization and Construction IDIQ; component-specific work such as hoist rope replacement, brake servicing, governor refurbishment, and control system upgrades; and occasional escalator and dumbwaiter services. Representative work includes a $12.5 million service-disabled veteran-owned small business set-aside definitive contract with VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 20 for refurbishment and upgrade of elevators at Mann-Grandstaff VA Medical Center in Spokane, Washington (awarded April 2024, completion December 2026); a $10.8 million service-disabled veteran-owned small business set-aside purchase order with VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 2 for comprehensive elevator maintenance, inspection, and repair services at the New York Harbor Healthcare System's Manhattan, Brooklyn, and St. Albans campuses (awarded May 2025, completion April 2030); a $4.14 million delivery order with the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts for modernization of five passenger elevators at the Charles E. Whittaker Federal Courthouse in Kansas City, Missouri, under the National Elevator Modernization and Construction IDIQ (awarded June 2025, completion April 2028); and a $3.91 million delivery order with the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts for elevator modernization at the R.H. Chambers U.S. Court of Appeals in Pasadena, California (awarded June 2026, completion August 2029).

The company's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans five categories priced between $260.33 and $393.93 per hour, covering project managers, elevator apprentices, elevator mechanics, quality/equipment inspectors, and elevator adjustors. Labor classifications require technical certification or other technical school credentials and three to eight years of experience; no security clearances are offered. This range supports the full spectrum of elevator services from entry-level installation labor through senior technical inspection and adjustment roles, with median government-paid rates around $278 per hour across SCI-reportable prime contracts.

Customer concentration sits heavily with the Department of Veterans Affairs. The top five funding agencies by award count (VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 1, VA VISN 2, VA VISN 19, GSA Region 2, and VA VISN 5) account for approximately 38 percent of recent awards. When ranked by combined potential value, VA VISN 2 anchors the list at $74.4 million (39 awards), followed by VA VISN 21 at $34.5 million (11 awards), GSA Region 2 at $32.9 million (21 awards), VA VISN 1 at $32 million (40 awards), and VA VISN 17 at $29.3 million (15 awards). This concentration reflects the VA's sprawling elevator maintenance and modernization requirements across its 170-plus medical centers and health care system facilities. The company also serves the General Services Administration (civilian federal facilities), the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (federal courthouses), the Department of Defense (military installations and medical centers), and civilian agencies including the National Park Service, Department of Justice, Coast Guard, and Department of the Interior.

Elevated Technologies holds a dominant position on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, where 162 task orders carry $134.5 million in combined potential value. The company also sits on five significant Blanket Purchase Agreements: a $12.96 million BPA with GSA Region 2 for vertical transportation services at 26 Federal Plaza in New York (established May 2025, completion April 2035); a $5.93 million BPA with VA Veterans Integrated Service Network 4 for elevator and lift maintenance and repair services (established December 2023, completion December 2028); a $6 million BPA with VA VISN 5 for elevator preventive maintenance and repair labor services at Baltimore, Maryland (established November 2023, completion October 2028); a $2.64 million BPA with GSA Region 2 for elevator maintenance and repair services at four Newark, New Jersey federal facilities (established July 2025, completion June 2030); and a $3.19 million BPA with VA VISN 1 for elevator maintenance at Massachusetts and Rhode Island VA facilities (established August 2025, completion August 2028). The company also holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with Air Mobility Command for vertical transportation equipment maintenance and repair at Joint Base Charleston, South Carolina (established October 2023, ceiling $2 million, completion September 2028). Within the National Elevator Modernization and Construction IDIQ, Elevated Technologies has executed eight task orders valued at $26.2 million combined for modernization and replacement work at federal courthouses and civilian agency facilities.

Activity has remained steady, with 25 awards recorded year-to-date in 2026, 80 awards in 2025, 63 in 2024, 69 in 2023, and 47 in 2022. Fifty-nine awards carrying combined potential value of $110.8 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing the company's recompete exposure across VA regional maintenance BPAs, GSA regional contracts, and courthouse modernization delivery orders. The company operates as a prime contractor on 99 percent of its federal work and as a subcontractor on less than 1 percent; across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subcontractors perform approximately 39 percent of total contractor hours, indicating moderate reliance on subs to scale delivery, particularly on larger modernization projects. Named subcontractors include Fedcap Rehabilitation Services, Inc. (water damage repair and building maintenance), Amentum Technology, Inc. (facility maintenance and elevator repair support), and J & J Maintenance Inc. (operations and maintenance at military installations).

Service Contract Inventory data covering FY2022 through FY2024 shows SCI-reported invoiced revenue of $90.6 million across 181 prime records: $20.4 million in FY2022 (34.7 FTEs), $34.9 million in FY2023 (53.6 FTEs), and $35.2 million in FY2024 (48.3 FTEs). Government-paid median hourly rates run around $278 per hour, with rates spanning a wide range from roughly $147 per hour (apprentice/entry roles) through $908 per hour (senior inspection and technical roles), reflecting the breadth of labor required across routine maintenance and complex modernization projects. The vendor FTE trajectory shows 43.7 FTEs in FY2022, declining to 37.7 in FY2023 and 26.0 in FY2024; this contraction reflects increased reliance on subcontracted labor (39 percent average sub-hours share) and project-driven staffing rather than declining federal revenue. The company reported 109 distinct named subcontractors across the SCI dataset, indicating broad supply-chain relationships for specialized trades supporting elevator work.

Elevated Technologies competes across SDVOSB set-asides, total small business set-asides, and full-and-open procurements, with SDVOSB designation appearing on approximately 70 percent of recent task orders and definitive contracts. The company's competitive posture emphasizes lowest-cost technically acceptable delivery under firm fixed-price terms on routine maintenance and component-replacement work, coupled with design-build and modernization project execution under larger ceiling-value delivery orders. Award history shows no active subcontracting relationships with other large primes; the company functions as a primary elevator services provider rather than as a feeder to larger integrators.

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