Gcr-Dean LLC

Gcr-Dean LLC, a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) based in Pinehurst, North Carolina, delivers facilities operations, maintenance, and electrical infrastructure repair services to federal agencies as a prime contractor under the GSA BMO Zone 1 IDIQ and related single-award vehicles. The company operates as a subsidiary of Government Contracting Resources, Inc., a for-profit corporate parent, and competes predominantly under SDVOSB and total small business set-asides across its federal footprint.

Gcr-Dean's capability portfolio centers on facility maintenance, custodial services, emergency power restoration, HVAC controls design and replacement, and electrical infrastructure repair in support of federal buildings and complex operations. Representative work includes an $18.1 million time-and-materials delivery order from the U.S. Secret Service (awarded September 2023, extending through September 2028) for facilities operations and maintenance at a Laurel, Maryland location, where SCI data show the company invoiced $2.9 million in FY2024 across 9.9 FTEs and 20,590 contractor hours at a derived government-paid rate of $142.25 per hour with no subcontractor engagement. Gcr-Dean also holds a $10.4 million SDVOSB set-aside delivery order from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (awarded January 2022, completing February 2027) for custodial services at the NRC's White Flint Complex and warehouse in Rockville, Maryland, and recently received a $2.3 million total small business set-aside delivery order from the Bureau of Engraving and Printing (September 2024, completing September 2026) for AHU controls design and replacement in Washington, DC.

Customer concentration is acute. The General Services Administration (both the Public Buildings Service National Capital Region and the Federal Acquisition Service) anchors the customer base by award count (6 small orders and one exceptionally large umbrella award) and dominates potential value, but the distribution is heavily skewed: one GSA Federal Acquisition Service award carries a $30 billion potential-value ceiling, likely a vehicle placeholder or multi-year umbrella mechanism rather than a single delivery order. Excluding that outlier, actual near-term dollar concentration sits with the U.S. Secret Service ($26.6 million across two awards), the Nuclear Regulatory Commission ($10.4 million), and the Department of Commerce ($3.4 million across two awards). Eight distinct federal agencies have awarded work to Gcr-Dean, but the top five account for 100% of the source's documented potential value.

Gcr-Dean places all work under GSA BMO Zone 1 (8 task orders, $83.5 million combined potential value) and a single-award indefinite delivery contract (5 task orders, $202 thousand) centered on Substation CVG-114 maintenance. The vendor's awards cluster in 2022 (seven awards) with sporadic activity thereafter; three awards (combined potential value $13.2 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and present recompete exposure. Across SCI-reportable service contracts, Gcr-Dean invoiced $13.1 million federally from FY2022 through FY2024, with FTE trajectory growing from 15.2 in FY2022 to 24.9 in FY2024, and self-performs all reported labor with zero subcontractor engagement. Government-paid hourly rates on federal service contracts run a median of $130.33 per hour, with senior labor pricing through the 90th percentile at $795.31 per hour and entry-level work at the 10th percentile around $63.94 per hour. The vendor competes exclusively as a prime, holds no subcontractor relationships, and operates across facility-support NAICS 311 with primary PSC coding in maintenance of office buildings (8 awards) and housekeeping–facilities operations support (3 awards).