Invicta Defense LLC

Invicta Defense LLC, a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned 8(a) joint-venture small business based in Fort Worth, Texas, delivers logistics support, facility management, and vehicle maintenance services to Department of Defense installations as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards), with a heavily concentrated customer footprint anchored by Pacific Air Forces and the Defense Health Agency. Invicta is a child entity of King & George, LLC, which holds the parent 8(a) certification; Invicta operates under the same registration and conducts all work as a prime — the firm competes across both 8(a) set-aside and full-and-open vehicles and has not engaged subcontractors on its federal contracts.

Customer concentration is extreme. Pacific Air Forces accounts for 83% of awards by count (55 delivery orders) and 60% by combined potential value ($80 million), driven by a $32 million single-award indefinite delivery contract for logistics support services in Guam and a $9.4 million single-award IDC for supply and transportation management at the 36th Logistics Readiness Squadron at Andersen Air Force Base. The Defense Health Agency represents the second-largest customer (5 awards, $47.5 million combined potential value) through three single-award IDCs for hospital housekeeping services at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri — a $17.6 million 8(a) IDC and two Competitive 8(a) delivery orders valued at $3.87 million and $1.03 million, both awarded in fiscal 2025 and 2026. The Army Medical Command and the Missile Defense Agency round out the active set. All five customer agencies account for 100% of awards in the source data.

Work performed spans facilities support services (57 awards), vehicle and equipment maintenance and repair (11 awards), and logistics management (17 awards). Representative concrete work includes a $4.83 million firm fixed-price delivery order from Pacific Air Forces for 36th Logistics Readiness Squadron supply and transportation management services at Andersen Air Force Base (May–September 2023); a $3.87 million Competitive 8(a) delivery order from the Defense Health Agency for hospital housekeeping at Fort Leonard Wood (January 2026); and multiple small firm fixed-price delivery orders for vehicle repairs, accident and abuse repairs, and flight-line support services across the Pacific Air Forces footprint in Guam, ranging from $3,000 to $506,719. Place of performance is distributed: Yigo and Andersen Air Force Base in Guam for the majority of Pacific Air Forces work, and Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri for Defense Health Agency and Army Medical Command work.

Invicta holds three primary indefinite delivery vehicles. The $32 million single-award IDC with Pacific Air Forces (N4019220D7040) has generated 47 task orders totaling $29.7 million in combined potential value. Two Army-held IDCs support facility management: a $17.6 million 8(a) single-award IDC with Army Medical Command for healthcare environmental cleaning services at Fort Leonard Wood (W81K0421D0003), which has issued 8 delivery orders totaling $17.9 million, and an Army facilities IDC (FA524023D0012) supporting the 36th Logistics Readiness Squadron with 8 task orders valued at $8.5 million combined.

Recent activity shows significant decline. The vendor executed 18 awards in 2022 and 20 in 2023, but only 1 in 2024, 2 in 2025, and 1 in 2026 (as of February 1, 2026). Combined potential value across all 66 awards is $133.6 million, with $55.4 million obligated (41% of ceiling). No visible recompete cliff information is present in the source; however, the sharp drop-off in award volume from 2023 to 2024 suggests either contract completion or customer transition. The $17.6 million Army Medical Command 8(a) IDC reached ultimate completion January 31, 2026 — this award anchored $10.7 million of the Health Agency's $47.5 million portfolio. The $9.4 million Pacific Air Forces IDC for 36th LRS logistics also completed December 31, 2023, leaving the larger $32 million PACAF logistics IDC as the primary vehicle for ongoing Pacific region work.

SCI-reported invoicing captures only partial federal services activity: $11.6 million invoiced in FY2023 across roughly 43 FTEs reported at the contract level in SCI. Government-paid median hourly rates on SCI-reportable prime contracts ran around $108.60/hr, with 10th percentile rates at $99.03/hr and 90th percentile reaching $118.17/hr — consistent with facilities and logistics labor in a government contracting context. The SCI dataset shows an average 15% sub-hours share across Invicta's prime records, with only 1 named subcontractor reported, indicating that Invicta builds its own delivery teams rather than relying on sub-chains.

Invicta competes primarily under 8(a) set-aside vehicles and full-and-open DoD contracts; recent awards split between Competitive 8(a) (the hospital housekeeping work), No Set-Aside (the majority of Pacific Air Forces logistics and vehicle maintenance), and Total Small Business designations. The vendor's award portfolio is concentrated in facilities operations support and logistics delivery to two primary DoD customers — Pacific Air Forces' Pacific footprint and Army Medical Command's Fort Leonard Wood facility — with minimal diversification beyond those two customer relationships.