Germrip LLC

Germrip LLC, doing business as National Solutions LLC, is a self-certified small disadvantaged business headquartered in Edmond, Oklahoma, that operates exclusively as a prime contractor providing janitorial and facility maintenance services to federal agencies under total small business set-asides. The company competes predominantly in simplified acquisition procedures targeting NAICS 561720 (Janitorial Services) and PSC S201 (Housekeeping-Custodial Janitorial), with recent activity dominated by 254 prime awards across 65 customer agencies valued at $16.7 million combined potential.

Germrip's concrete service portfolio centers on routine facility cleaning, restroom sanitization, trash removal, floor maintenance, and grounds upkeep at federal installations. Representative work includes a $403,000 five-year janitorial contract with the Department of Agriculture Forest Service Chattooga River Ranger District in Georgia (awarded November 2026, total small business set-aside); a $342,795 Bureau of Reclamation janitorial services contract for New Melones Lake recreation area in California covering waterborne flush restrooms and vault toilets (awarded March 2024, firm fixed price); a $360,463 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers contract for regular cleaning at Tioga-Hammond Campground in Pennsylvania, exercising option year 4 (awarded July 2022); and two significant portfolio expansions to Army Reserve Command for custodial services at multiple state-level training facilities valued at $240,340 (Santa Fe and Las Cruces, New Mexico, awarded May 2026) and $112,533 (Horsham, Pennsylvania, awarded September 2022). Germrip also holds a $86,660 Department of the Army Blanket Purchase Agreement for document destruction services and maintains a $240,000 U.S. Forest Service Southern Region single-award BPA for janitorial services at the Cheoah Ranger District through December 2027.

Customer concentration reflects heavy reliance on civilian infrastructure maintenance. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration leads by award count (25 awards, $1.7 million) and potential value; the Army Corps of Engineers Tulsa district anchors the second-largest share ($1.3 million across 9 awards) through multi-year recreation area and powerhouse contracts; Army Reserve Command contributes $984 thousand across 12 custodial services awards at training centers; and Forest Service regions R8 Southern ($964 thousand, 12 awards) and R2 Rocky Mountain ($898 thousand, 14 awards) drive substantial volume. About 34 percent of awards concentrate in the top five agencies.

Recompete exposure is material: 116 awards totaling $7.8 million potential value face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing significant renewal risk and opportunity. Activity peaked in 2022 (96 awards) but has declined steadily—27 awards in 2026 year-to-date suggests a contracting base under competitive pressure or market saturation at the small business set-aside level.

Service Contract Act wage determinations and prevailing wage requirements apply across most awards. Germrip is not positioned on any government-wide acquisition contracts (GWACs) or multi-agency IDIQs; its vehicle footprint consists of tactical single-award BPAs and indefinite delivery contracts with regional Corps of Engineers and Forest Service entities. The vendor does not subcontract; 100 percent of awards are prime performance. All work is set-aside: the overwhelming preponderance flow as total small business set-asides under simplified acquisition, with firm fixed pricing on twelve-month base periods plus up to four one-year option periods, typical of federal facility services procurement. Contract ceiling values range from under $3,000 to $373,881, with median awards in the $25,000–$75,000 band, reflecting the micro-transaction nature of federal janitorial services.

Germrip LLCs business model is narrowly specialized: high-volume, low-margin facility cleaning across geographically dispersed federal locations. The small disadvantaged business designation and consistent competition under set-asides have generated steady federal revenue, but recent activity decline and heavy recompete cliff suggest the vendor faces consolidation pressure as larger facility services primes expand into the small business set-aside space, and as agencies increasingly use master service agreements and regional service contractors rather than discrete task orders for individual facilities.