Llorente Enterprises LLC

Llorente Enterprises LLC is a minority-owned, SBA 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business based in Alexandria, Virginia, that provides renovation, repair, and maintenance services for federal facilities as a prime contractor (100% of awards). The company is Asian-Pacific American owned, self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, and DOT certified as a disadvantaged business enterprise. Llorente competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides — eight of its twenty prime awards carry 8(a) Sole Source designations, with competitive 8(a) and full-and-open procurements accounting for the remainder.

Llorente's capability portfolio centers on commercial and institutional building construction (16 awards), HVAC and plumbing repairs and replacement (3 awards), and facilities maintenance and renovation. Work spans professional support services, minor construction, heat exchanger replacement, HVAC and plumbing system repairs, office and facility renovations, sensitive compartmented information facility (SCIF) improvements, and design-build renovation services. Representative recent work includes a $2.27 million 8(a) Sole Source contract with the General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service National Capital Region for HOTD Tower repair (awarded September 2022, completed June 2024); a $1.22 million delivery order under the Justice Management Division's indefinite delivery contract for renovation of the Justice Federal Credit Union, museum, and gift shop at the Robert F. Kennedy DOJ Building (awarded July 2024, completing February 2025); and a $892 thousand delivery order for the RFK Beautification Project at the same facility (awarded January 2026, completing May 2026).

Customer concentration is heavily skewed toward the Justice Management Division, which accounts for 10 awards worth $8 million in combined potential value (71% of Llorente's total). The General Services Administration Public Buildings Service National Capital Region contributes 2 awards for $2.3 million, while the Bureau of Prisons Central Office, the Department of Homeland Security's Secret Service, and the Department of State's Office of Acquisition Management round out the active customer base. All five customers together cover 100% of Llorente's recent award footprint.

Llorente holds a single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Justice Management Division — a $4.5 million 8(a) Sole Source IDC running from July 1, 2023 through June 30, 2025 — covering professional support services and minor construction at the Robert F. Kennedy DOJ Building, with place of performance in Washington, D.C. and subordinate locations as required by individual delivery orders. Nine delivery orders totaling $3.5 million have been issued under this vehicle. Most of the company's recent work flows through this IDC.

Activity peaked in 2023 with nine awards, declined to five in 2024, and has generated only two awards so far in 2026 — the most recent a $26,967 delivery order for the RFK Beautification Project awarded June 26, 2026. Only one award faces ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months (the June 2026 RFK Beautification delivery order, completing October 2, 2026), exposing minimal near-term recompete risk. Combined obligated dollars across all awards stand at $6.7 million against $11.2 million in combined potential value, reflecting 60% execution.

Service Contract Inventory data is sparse — only five SCI-reportable records, all as prime, spanning FY2023–FY2024 with total invoiced revenue of $187 thousand across 0.2 FTEs, largely reflecting a single contract. Government-paid rates on SCI-reportable work ran at $582.10 per hour (10th percentile through 90th percentile), suggesting a labor-rate posture at the lower to middle end of federal contractor ranges. Llorente has no sub-award footprint in the federal data; all twenty awards are prime, and the SCI data indicates 20% average sub-hours share on prime contracts, with one named subcontractor reported across the dataset. The company operates primarily as a self-delivery prime rather than as a subcontractor to other federal primes.