Facility Interiors, Inc.

Facility Interiors, Inc., a woman-owned small business headquartered in Carrollton, Texas, supplies office furniture procurement, installation, and related workplace environment solutions to federal agencies as a prime contractor (96% of recent awards) and occasional subcontractor. The company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides and full-and-open vehicles, with woman-owned small business (WOSB) status anchoring its posture across both contract types.

Facility Interiors' federal footprint concentrates heavily on furniture and carpet services for military installations. The company holds a $39 million single-award blanket purchase agreement with the Air Education and Training Command (AETC) effective through June 2028, which has generated 39 task orders valued at $17.3 million and serves as the primary driver of recent growth. Under this BPA, Facility Interiors delivers office workplace furniture, chairs, carpet installation, modular furniture systems, workstation configuration, and demountable wall services across Joint Base San Antonio locations—Lackland Air Force Base, Randolph Air Force Base, and Fort Sam Houston. Representative AETC task orders include a $2.1 million award for office furniture and chair installation at Randolph (completion September 2026), a $7.54 million modular furniture installation project at Lackland Air Force Base's Building 171 across four bay areas (completion September 2026), a $2.48 million workplace furniture and carpet call for JBSA-Randolph (completion June 2026), and a $1.5 million furniture and carpet order for JBSA-Randolph (completion July 2026). Facility Interiors also holds a $150,000 single-award BPA with the National Nuclear Security Administration for ABQ Complex furnishings (effective through February 2026) and a $450,000 General Services Administration Multiple Award Schedule contract (effective through February 2027) carrying seven delivery orders to date.

Customer concentration is extreme. AETC accounts for 28 awards and $60.5 million (88% of combined potential value across the entire portfolio), creating decisive dependency on a single contracting relationship. The Department of the Army Medical Command ranks second but with only $58 thousand across 14 awards—a volume-heavy, low-dollar-value relationship typical of recurring small facility modifications. The Department of the Air Force (separate from AETC and Air Materiel Command) holds 9 awards valued at $1.8 million. The Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration contributes 8 awards valued at $1.1 million. The vendor has worked with 29 distinct customer agencies in the source data, but the top five account for 58 of 110 awards and concentrate 94% of combined potential value.

Activity has grown sharply—one award in 2022, five in 2023, 22 in 2024, and 42 in 2025—reflecting acceleration under the AETC master BPA and its task order stream. Five awards (combined potential value $11.4 million) reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. In its occasional subcontractor role, Facility Interiors supplies office furniture to Honeywell Federal Manufacturing & Technologies under the Department of Energy National Security Campus management and operations contract (March 2025 and July 2025 orders) and to L3Harris Technologies Integrated Systems under Big Safari aircraft manufacturing programs (January and March 2025 orders).

Facility Interiors' capability portfolio centers on integrated furniture and workplace environment solutions: office furniture procurement from approved manufacturers (Haworth, AIS, Exemplis, National Office Furniture, Indiana Furniture), design and layout services, workstation installation and reconfiguration, carpet and tile removal and replacement, modular furniture systems, cove base installation, and facility modifications. The company delivers primarily at JBSA locations in San Antonio with design and project management services from its Carrollton headquarters. Delivery orders range from small purchase orders under $15,000 to major multi-million-dollar installations. The NAICS profile reflects this: Office Furniture Manufacturing dominates (66 awards), followed by Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (16 awards) and Wood Office Furniture Manufacturing (11 awards). The PSC coding confirms the furniture-centric mission, with Office Furniture (PSC 72) accounting for 80 awards.

Facility Interiors registered in SAM.gov in 2004 and has operated continuously as a federal contractor since, though award volume did not accelerate until the award of the AETC BPA in July 2024. The company maintains no named domestic subcontractors on its prime work; facility and installation services are delivered in-house. The woman-owned small business designation is consistent across the prime footprint, with Total Small Business set-asides applied to the majority of AETC task orders and full-and-open awards for some GSA Schedule and Defense Health Agency calls. The vendor is positioned as a specialized facilities-focused supplier rather than a diversified government contractor, with recompete risk concentrated on the AETC relationship and NNSA BPA approaching expiration inside twenty-four months.