Fortazo Corp.

Fortazo Corp., doing business as Fortazo Corp., is a self-certified small disadvantaged, Hispanic American-owned Subchapter S corporation headquartered in Davie, Florida, that operates as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) delivering janitorial and facility maintenance services under NAICS 561720 and PSC S201. The vendor competes exclusively under small business set-asides; the overwhelming majority of recent awards carry Total Small Business designations, with a small fraction issued under no set-aside.

Fortazo's customer base is heavily concentrated in the Department of Agriculture Forest Service, which accounts for roughly 56% of all awards and 58% of combined potential value. Within USDA, the Southern Region (Region 8) dominates with 58 awards valued at $4.2 million combined, followed by the Pacific Southwest Region (Region 5) with 20 awards at $2.6 million and the Pacific Northwest Region (Region 6) with 7 awards at $903 thousand. The Department of the Interior, through the Bureau of Land Management and Fish and Wildlife Service across multiple regions, represents the second-largest customer grouping. Fortazo has worked with 38 distinct customer agencies across the federal portfolio, though concentration in USDA Forest Service regions is pronounced and decision-relevant — the vendor's business model is structurally built around regional forest service janitorial and facility maintenance needs.

Concrete work examples underscore this posture. Fortazo holds a $568,215 single-award BPA with USDA Forest Service Region 8 for janitorial services at Tusquitee Ranger District in North Carolina (awarded September 2024, completion September 2029), against which two task orders have been issued totaling $239,735. The vendor also holds multiple other BPAs with the same region — including a $245,000 vehicle for Ocala and Apalachicola National Forests janitorial services in Florida and a $235,000 vehicle for Pisgah Ranger District services in North Carolina — demonstrating sustained, multi-location delivery. Representative individual task orders include a $456,630 definitive contract for seasonal recreation site janitorial services across the Eldorado National Forest in California (Region 5, awarded July 2026, completion June 2031) and a $515,630 contract for janitorial services on the Mono Lake and Mammoth Lake Ranger Districts of the Inyo National Forest (Region 5, awarded July 2023, option year 3 exercised February 2022). Recent activity also includes a $371,450 purchase order with the Department of Interior Bureau of Land Management Oregon-Washington Region for bathroom cleaning and maintenance at three recreation facilities near Reedsport, Oregon (awarded October 2025, completion September 2030).

Activity trajectory shows consistent, moderate-volume award generation: 26 awards in 2022, declining to 20 in 2023, then recovering to 22 in 2024 and 19 each in 2025 and 2026. The vendor has generated 171 total prime awards with combined potential value of $16 million and $10 million obligated to date (62% draw-down). Thirty-seven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry $4.8 million combined potential value, representing moderate recompete exposure concentrated in Forest Service regions where the vendor has established incumbency.

All work is self-performed; Fortazo operates with no subcontract footprint and no grant-recipient activity. Services span janitorial cleaning, restroom sanitation, trash removal, floor care, window washing, disinfection, and facility groundskeeping across ranger districts, visitor centers, recreation sites, administrative offices, wildlife refuges, and BLM facilities in more than 20 states. The vendor's geographic reach spans CONUS from Florida to California to Montana to North Dakota, with particular density in the South (USDA R8) and Pacific Southwest (USDA R5).

Fortazo registered in SAM.gov in February 2018 and has held continuous small business certifications since. The company competes in a market segment dominated by small disadvantaged businesses pursuing Total Small Business set-asides in the conservation and facility-services space. Competitive position rests on incumbency in recurring BPA vehicles with USDA regions, past performance track record across federal facilities, and pricing discipline rather than on differentiated capability or technology.