Kfs, LLC

Kfs, LLC, a Native Hawaiian Organization-owned, SBA-certified 8(a) small disadvantaged business based in Huntsville, Alabama, serves as a prime contractor on environmental remediation, real property management, geospatial services, and technology evaluation work for the Department of Defense and the Department of Homeland Security. The firm operates predominantly under 8(a) sole-source set-asides (particularly with Army Space and Missile Defense Command and Army Corps of Engineers) and competes on full-and-open delivery orders under existing IDIQs; 98% of its recent awards are prime contracts, with only 3 sub-awards across 139 total awards tracked.

Kfs's customer concentration is heavily weighted to two Army organizations. The Department of the Army Space and Missile Defense Command (SMDC) anchors the portfolio by potential value — 21 awards with $268.3 million combined potential value — primarily for environmental planning, compliance, and remediation technical services (EPCARTS 2) supporting worldwide operations, including high-value infrastructure work at US Army Garrison Kwajalein Atoll. The Engineering Support Center Huntsville ranks second by award count with 28 awards ($36.5 million combined potential value) for real property support, facility management, GFEBS validation and asset audits, and EPRISMS sustainment across Fort Meade, Fort Drum, Picatinny Arsenal, Yuma Proving Ground, and other installations. By potential value, however, the Air Force dominates the second and third positions: Air Education and Training Command holds 4 awards worth $220.1 million (the Geospatial Support and Services 2.0 vehicle), and Air Mobility Command holds 4 awards worth $46.8 million. Customs and Border Protection ranks third by award count with 16 awards ($14.7 million) for technology evaluation and integration services. Together, the top five customer agencies account for 63% of awards by count and 89% of combined potential value.

Kfs holds five parent IDIQs that structure its delivery: a single-award $88.7 million 8(a) sole-source IDIQ with SMDC for environmental remediation services (ultimate completion May 18, 2030); a single-award $3.997 million 8(a) sole-source IDC with Customs and Border Protection for technology evaluation and integration (ultimate completion September 20, 2028); two GSA-issued multiple-award vehicles under the OASIS+ umbrella — the OASIS+ 8(a) SBA-Certified program (IDIQ awarded August 2025, ceiling $999 billion, through August 2030) and OASIS+ Total Small Business (awarded April 2025, ceiling $999 billion, through April 2030); and the Air Force's Geospatial Support and Services 2.0 vehicle (multiple award, $220 million ceiling, through May 2029). Earlier IDIQs with the Army Corps of Engineers (real property support services, $9.9 million 8(a) sole-source awarded September 2022, expired March 2025) and similar vehicles with the Army are now closed or nearing expiration. Recent task order examples include a $80.8 million cost-no-fee delivery order from SMDC for Kwajalein Atoll solid waste landfill closure (April 2026 through April 2029), a $1.619 million 8(a) sole-source GIS order from Engineering Support Center Huntsville for Yuma Proving Ground enterprise data maintenance (September 2024 through September 2026), a $1.624 million 8(a) sole-source EPRISMS sustainment update at Fort Meade (August 2024 through May 2026), and a $750.6 thousand 8(a) sole-source delivery order from Customs and Border Protection for technology evaluation and assessment (June 2026 through July 2027).

Activity peaked in 2024 with 14 awards but has moderated in 2025 and 2026 (7 and 4 awards respectively). Twelve awards totaling $18.3 million in combined potential value reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure. SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold shows $2.9 million across FY2023 and FY2024, with 3.4 FTEs delivered in FY2024; this represents only a slice of Kfs's total federal revenue, as SCI excludes goods, products, and classified work. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts median around $195/hr, ranging from $138/hr (10th percentile) to $429/hr (90th percentile), indicating a mix of technical labor and senior consulting roles. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, subs perform an average of 2% of contractor hours; Kfs self-performs the bulk of delivery with minimal subcontractor reliance.

On the prime side, Kfs subcontracts selectively to 8(a) and minority-owned firms: Tactica Solutions LLC (8(a) small disadvantaged business, Fayetteville, Tennessee) has performed EPRISMS floor-plan standardization and technical writing work on Army programs; Kaukahi LLC (8(a) Native Hawaiian organization-owned, spatial data standards implementation) provided GIS development on the Yuma Proving Ground contract and real property support on Fort Meade EPRISMS and GFEBS work; and Geoconvergence LLC (8(a) and HUBZone certified) contributed GIS consulting and Esri technology on the Yuma order. Rubicon Planning, LLC (woman-owned small business, Roanoke, Virginia) served as primary sub on the $994 thousand Joint Base Myer-Henderson Hall real property analysis contract (September 2024). On the inbound side, Kfs subcontracts to Jacobs Government Services Company on geophysical surveying and mapping, and appears as a named sub to Tactica Solutions LLC and Vintun LLC on Army environmental and technical support work.

Capability framing flows directly from NAICS concentration and award history: the top five NAICS codes are remediation services (24 awards), surveying and mapping services (20 awards), geophysical surveying and mapping (16 awards), all-other technical services (31 awards), and administrative/management consulting (16 awards). On PSC codes, support–professional engineering/technical leads (33 awards), followed by support–professional other (32 awards), special studies/analysis–geophysical (16 awards), and architect-and-engineering–general (9 awards). This mix reflects Kfs's core portfolio: real property and facilities management (GFEBS and EPRISMS systems, facility space allocation, electrical utility surveys, and asset audits at Army installations); environmental compliance and remediation (NEPA assessments, landfill closure, environmental planning at military sites worldwide); geospatial information systems (enterprise GIS development, spatial data standards, floor plans, and facility data standardization); and emerging technology evaluation (border-security technology assessment, tunnel detection, and concept-of-operations integration for Customs and Border Protection). The firm's geographic footprint spans Huntsville, Alabama (headquarters and primary performance location for SMDC and Corps of Engineers work), but extends to Fort Meade, Maryland; Fort Drum, New York; Picatinny Arsenal, New Jersey; Yuma Proving Ground, Arizona; Kwajalein Atoll (overseas); and multiple domestic Army and Air Force installations, with occasional West Coast work in California and Texas.

KFS, LLC offers a full range of environmental services from management and analysis of proposed large scale federal actions requiring Environmental Impact Statements, to site specific archaeological and historic building assessments, and investigations.