Facility Services Management, Inc.

Facility Services Management, Inc., doing business as Facility Services Inc., is a woman-owned small business headquartered in Clarksville, Tennessee, that delivers operations and maintenance, repair, design-build construction, and facility management services to the federal government across military installations, medical facilities, and federal properties as a prime contractor on full-and-open procurements with no set-aside posture. The company operates as a single parent entity with one subsidiary, FSI Construction, LLC.

Facility Services Management's federal customer concentration is heavily skewed toward Army Corps of Engineers regional offices and the Defense Health Agency. The Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering Support Center Huntsville anchors 55 awards carrying $4.36 billion in combined potential value, followed by the Engineering and Support Center with 16 awards valued at $2.56 billion combined. The Defense Health Agency represents 22 awards with $1.73 billion combined potential value. By award count, the United States Marine Corps, Naval Facilities Engineering Command, and Air Force Headquarters Air Force Medical Support Agency each represent substantial order volume (390, 355, and 195 awards respectively), but their combined potential value remains modest relative to the Corps of Engineers dollars. This dollar-versus-count disparity reflects a portfolio of large-ceiling IDIQs held with the Corps and DHA alongside high-volume, lower-value transactional work with operational commands.

The vendor's capability footprint centers on on-site operations and maintenance of medical facilities, base infrastructure, and specialized support services. Representative work includes a $102.5 million definitive contract with the Defense Health Agency for operations and maintenance with repair and minor construction at Naval Medical Center San Diego through February 2028; a $54.9 million stand-alone definitive contract for similar services at the same facility; a $41.8 million delivery order for operations and maintenance at the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases Building 1425; and a $30.4 million delivery order for facility operations and maintenance at five Royal Air Force bases in the United Kingdom under the $2.35 billion OMEE VII IDIQ. Design-build construction work includes a $23.3 million delivery order to renovate Building 6LC in San Diego for Pain Management and Infectious Disease departments, a $30.5 million Pearl Harbor renovation and repair project, and a $12.97 million turnkey plumbing, heating, and ventilation replacement at Walter Reed National Medical Center. The company self-performs work and maintains zero sub-hours share across SCI-reportable prime contracts.

Facility Services Management holds a portfolio of high-ceiling indefinite delivery vehicles anchoring its market position. The $2.35 billion Operations and Maintenance Engineering Enhancement VII (OMEE VII) multiple-award IDIQ, awarded by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on July 3, 2024, covers specialized medical facilities operations and maintenance across CONUS, Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, and certain overseas locations through July 2, 2031. The Medical Repair and Renewal Design-Build Construction VII (MRR VII), a $1.3 billion multiple-award IDIQ awarded January 30, 2025, extends through January 29, 2032, and funds design-build construction and repair services for military medical facilities nationwide and select overseas locations. The Defense Health Agency awarded three regional design-build construction IDIQs: the Texas region IDIQ ($249 million ceiling, awarded March 24, 2026, through March 23, 2031), the Southern Region Design Build MATOC ($99 million ceiling, awarded September 26, 2025, through September 25, 2030), the Pacific Region Design Build MATOC ($99 million ceiling, awarded August 20, 2024, through August 19, 2029), and the Northern Region Design Build IDIQ ($99 million ceiling, awarded January 29, 2026, through January 28, 2031). A $240 million Defense Health Agency CONUS medical facilities operations and maintenance multiple-award IDIQ was awarded October 1, 2024, through September 30, 2029. The vendor also holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract vehicle and a zero-ceiling Blanket Purchase Agreement under the Defense Health Agency's MAS continuation. These vehicles generated 327 task orders under Navy N6945011D0758, 283 under Navy N4008308D0050, 238 under the Multiple Award Schedule, 183 under HSCG4004D40001A, and 115 under the AFMSA Enterprize Medical Treatment Facilities vehicle, representing the majority of order volume.

Activity has declined modestly year over year—from 23 awards in 2022 to 11 awards in 2026 through August—suggesting a shift toward larger-ceiling, longer-duration IDIQs and fewer transactional task orders. Forty-one awards with combined potential value of $456.8 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing significant recompete exposure concentrated in OMEE VII and Healthcare and Medical Research Laboratory Facility MATOC vehicles. The vendor's GSA Schedule labor portfolio spans 38 occupational categories priced from $26.75/hr for entry-level facility support roles (janitors, cleaners) through $103.63/hr for program management, with median government-paid rates around $95.60/hr across SCI-reportable contracts. SCI-reported invoicing totaled $2.2 million over FY2022–FY2024, with 5.6 FTEs at peak in FY2024, indicating that SCI-captured work represents a narrow slice of the vendor's federal service delivery; the bulk of revenue flows through large fixed-price delivery orders and IDIQs not characterized in the SCI dataset.