Jones Lang Lasalle Americas, Inc.

Jones Lang Lasalle Americas, Inc.'s Integrated Facility Management Division, a for-profit subsidiary of Jones Lang Lasalle Brokerage, Inc., delivers integrated facility operations, maintenance, repair, and infrastructure services across federal properties as a large prime contractor without small business set-asides. The division operates as 100% prime on recent awards, executing roughly 2,494 federal contracts spanning discrete BPA calls and a $121.2 million single-award IDC for center operations and maintenance services at the FAA's William J. Hughes Technical Center in Atlantic City, New Jersey (awarded March 2026, through May 2027).

Core capability centers on GSA-managed federal facility operations: HVAC maintenance, electrical and plumbing infrastructure, fire suppression and alarm system work, equipment replacement, emergency water remediation, elevator modernization, painting, structural repair, and utilities management. Representative recent work includes a $425.8 million switchgear controller upgrade at the Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Courthouse (June 2026), a $331.4 million water mitigation project at the same complex (May 2026), a $209.9 million parking garage carbon monoxide monitoring installation in Philadelphia (June 2026), and a $111.1 million condenser water loop filtration system project in Philadelphia (April 2026). Across GSA's Multiple Award Schedule, JLL holds three large master BPAs: a $187.8 million agreement for facilities maintenance throughout Georgia's Atlanta North region (extending through February 2035), a $76.5 million agreement for IRS facility maintenance in Maryland (Lanham, Silver Spring, and New Carrollton; extending through February 2035), and a $264 million+ combined authorization supporting task order issuance across multiple GSA regions. Individual task orders typically range from $3,000 to $750,000, with hundreds issued annually against these vehicles.

Customer concentration is extreme and regionally distributed. GSA's Public Buildings Service Region 5 (Midwest: Chicago, Cleveland, Milwaukee, Detroit, and smaller facilities) anchors 45% of recent awards by count (1,126 awards, $480.2 million combined potential value), followed by GSA PBS Region 4 (Southeast: Atlanta, Miami region; 78 awards, $378.8 million), GSA PBS Region 3 (Mid-Atlantic and Philadelphia; 441 awards, $131 million), and GSA PBS Region 2 (New York, New Jersey, and neighboring; 152 awards, $108.4 million). The top five customer entities by count account for 87% of awards; when ranked by dollar value, the same five account for only 4% of combined potential value, indicating that JLL's federal customer base is dominated by volume of small task orders rather than mega-awards. Of the 2,494 total awards, 174 (combined potential value $3.27 billion) reach ultimate completion within the next 24 months, creating significant recompete exposure across GSA regions.

On the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, JLL maintains 72 active labor categories spanning grounds laborers ($51.80/hr) through managing directors ($458.94/hr), with median government-paid rates around $112/hr and rates for senior roles reaching $421/hr. Education ranges from no formal credential (laborer roles) through bachelor's degree, with no security-cleared positions listed. Across SCI-reportable service contracts (federal contracts above $150,000 threshold), JLL reported $91.4 million in invoiced revenue over FY2022–FY2024 (FY2022: $18.6 million, FY2023: $30.6 million, FY2024: $42.2 million), supporting a growing federal FTE footprint of 78.5 (FY2022) to 153 FTEs (FY2024). On prime contracts, average sub-hours share is roughly 9%, indicating JLL typically delivers 91% of labor directly; four named subcontractors appear across the SCI dataset. NAICS and PSC coding confirm the operational focus: 2,148 awards under Facilities Support Services, 1,993 under Maintenance of Office Buildings PSC, with secondary activity in HVAC and plumbing contractor categories.

As a subsidiary of publicly traded Jones Lang Lasalle Brokerage, Inc., the Integrated Facility Management Division operates as a standalone federal contractor without distinct subsidiary branding on contract documents. The parent entity is a commercial real estate services and investment management firm; the division's federal work is segregated from corporate brokerage operations. No set-aside categories (8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, WOSB) apply to JLL's federal posture. The vendor competes full-and-open across GSA vehicles and pursues single-award IDCs when federal agencies determine scope and complexity warrant a large, experienced contractor without small-business restrictions. Recent activity shows consistent volume (310–457 awards annually 2022–2023, moderating to 263 in 2026 to date), reflecting the discrete task-order nature of facility maintenance work and a mature, stable position within GSA's federal facilities ecosystem.