Invicta Global, LLC

Invicta Global, LLC, a minority-owned, Hispanic American-owned small disadvantaged business based in Fort Worth, Texas, operates as a child entity of King & George, LLC and delivers facility operations, maintenance, and construction services to the Department of Defense as a prime contractor on 100% of recent awards—primarily delivery orders and task orders under two major indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity (IDIQ) vehicles with Naval Facilities Engineering Command and the Defense Health Agency.

The vendor's customer footprint concentrates heavily within the Department of the Navy. The top five funding agencies account for 96% of recent awards, anchored by Naval Facilities Engineering Command (332 awards, $317.1 million combined potential value), Navy Installations Command (127 awards, $31.9 million), and the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (44 awards, $8.1 million). When ranked by potential value rather than award count, the Defense Health Agency surfaces as the second-largest customer ($92.7 million across five awards), reflecting a $72 million IDIQ for healthcare environmental cleaning services at Womack Army Medical Center—a vehicle the source identifies but does not appear as a discrete line in the top-customers-by-count section. Invicta Global also holds a $66.8 million NAVFAC IDIQ for facility support services at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory awarded in December 2019, which generates the majority of its task order volume.

Invicta Global's capability portfolio centers on HVAC maintenance, mechanical systems repair, plumbing services, fire suppression and fire alarm system work, mold remediation, electrical upgrades, chiller and cooling equipment replacement, and facility infrastructure restoration at naval installations and military medical centers. Representative recent work includes a $1.74 million HVAC renovation delivery order at Naval Research Laboratory (September 2025), a $326.7 thousand sewer stack relining contract at Bethesda (September 2025), a $255 thousand chiller plant preventative maintenance program at Naval Medical Research Unit Bethesda (March 2025), and a $233.5 thousand emergency water main repair at Naval Research Laboratory (January 2026). The vendor executes hundreds of smaller delivery orders, typically ranging from $2,000 to $100,000, for routine facility maintenance tasks across the National Capital Region and Naval Surface Warfare Center Dahlgren, Virginia.

The vendor's primary parent vehicle is the NAVFAC IDIQ (N4008019D0311), which carries 472 task orders with $55.4 million in combined potential value. A second major vehicle is the Defense Health Agency IDIQ (N6247020D0002), which supports 31 task orders valued at $73.7 million. Invicta Global also places work under a Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery IDIQ (N6247319D4423, 57 task orders, $22.1 million) and an Army Medical Command IDIQ (W81K0421D0004, seven task orders, $45.4 million). All work flows through these IDIQ vehicles as delivery orders or task orders, with set-aside designations (Total Small Business, 8(a) Competitive) applied to individual awards based on work type and mission priority.

Activity has grown significantly—from 63 awards in 2022 to 142 in 2025, with 47 awards in 2026 through early April. This trajectory reflects sustained demand for facility support across naval and medical installations. The recompete exposure is minimal: only six awards (combined potential value $1.8 million) face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, indicating that Invicta Global's major IDIQ vehicles remain in their active option periods with low near-term recompete risk. The vendor's award portfolio spans 571 total awards, concentrated in Facilities Support Services (563 awards) under primary product service codes for repair and alteration of miscellaneous buildings, housekeeping and facilities operations support, and maintenance of administrative and office facilities.

Invicta Global competes across both set-aside and full-and-open delivery orders under its standing IDIQ vehicles. The vast majority of awards are Total Small Business set-asides, reflecting the vendor's posture as a small disadvantaged business and the Navy's procurement preferences for minority-owned contractors. The company operates as a wholly owned child of King & George, LLC, which holds the underlying IDIQ master contracts and delivers no work directly as a subcontractor; Invicta Global surfaces as the prime contractor on all recent awards in the source.