Filtration Services, Inc.

Filtration Services, Inc., a for-profit filtration-products manufacturer headquartered in Luxemburg, Wisconsin, supplies filter materials and air filtration solutions to the federal government exclusively as a prime contractor through delivery orders placed under two large IDIQ vehicles with the U.S. Department of Justice's Bureau of Prisons. The company competes in the open market with no set-aside designations and operates from manufacturing and distribution facilities in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

Filtration Services' federal footprint is highly concentrated in Bureau of Prisons operations. The top two customer segments—Federal Correctional Institution Texarkana and Bureau of Prisons Central Office—account for roughly 85% of recent award volume and 96% of combined potential value. FCI Texarkana alone has issued 3,654 delivery orders totaling $52.3 million in combined potential value; Central Office has issued 937 orders worth $37.8 million. Three additional facilities (Federal Correctional Complex Pollock, Federal Correctional Institution Cumberland, and Federal Correctional Complex Beaumont) account for the remainder, with Pollock representing a material secondary customer at $3.7 million across 48 awards. The vendor's narrow customer base reflects its specialized role as a sole-source or heavily favored supplier of critical filtration infrastructure to federal detention facilities.

Filtration Services holds two primary IDIQ vehicles with the Bureau of Prisons. The first, awarded August 23, 2021, carries a $21.4 million ceiling and runs through August 22, 2026—this represents the most recent IDIQ listed in the source material with material task-order velocity. The second, referenced across multiple awards as a $9.5 million small business set-aside IDIQ, was originally awarded in February 2020. The vendor's award portfolio also includes references to other IDIQ contract vehicles by control number (DJU4600004041, DJU4600004810, DJU4600001946, 4600000780, and 15UC0C21D00001873), which collectively account for over 5,700 task orders. Task-order placement has been consistent year over year—78 to 92 awards annually from 2022 through 2025—with individual delivery-order values ranging from under $6,000 to over $600,000, typically firm fixed-price and 60-90 days in performance duration.

The vendor's capability portfolio is strictly focused on filter materials and air filtration products. Representative recent work includes a $604,987.11 delivery order from Federal Correctional Complex Pollock (March 2026) for filter materials supporting air quality and ventilation, a $502,277.06 order from the same facility (April 2026) for similar scope, and hundreds of smaller orders at FCI Texarkana and other facilities. The vendor supplies filters serving critical facility infrastructure—air quality management, ventilation systems, and plumbing maintenance—across the Bureau of Prisons' nationwide correctional-facility network. The company operates as a prime contractor with no identified subcontractors and manufactures products at its Green Bay facility.

Activity trajectory shows stable volume: 78 awards in 2022, rising to 92 in 2025, with 23 awards recorded through May 2026. Only two awards in the source data carry completion dates within the next twenty-four months, representing $152 thousand in combined potential value—minimal recompete exposure. The absence of material near-term expirations reflects the vendor's position under multi-year IDIQs that are not scheduled to conclude until August 2026 and beyond.

Filtration Services competes exclusively on full-and-open procurements with no set-aside posture. The vendor's federal revenue base is entirely dependent on the Bureau of Prisons' sustained need for filtration products across its facility infrastructure, with no diversification into other agencies or customer segments evident in the award portfolio.

Provide raw materials and finished goods to produce, manufacture, and sell air filtration products.