Fortis Industries LLC

Fortis Industries LLC, doing business as Logistics And Technology Services, is a tribally-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business based in Huntsville, Alabama that delivers facilities maintenance, construction, environmental services, and logistics support across federal civilian and defense agencies as a prime contractor (100% of recent awards) on a total small business set-aside posture. The vendor is a child entity of Ecke Holding Co LLC, a federally recognized Native American-owned business, and competes predominantly under small business set-asides, with recent awards running across Total Small Business, 8(a), and SDVOSB designations.

Fortis Industries operates as a facilities-focused services provider grounded in concrete delivery: routine and emergency HVAC repairs, boiler and chiller system maintenance, mechanical equipment servicing, plumbing and water remediation work, electrical infrastructure upgrades, janitorial and grounds maintenance, and specialized infrastructure work such as boundary line marking and vegetation management. Recent representative work includes a $48.5 million GSA Region 7 blanket purchase agreement through April 2027 for comprehensive full facilities maintenance across federal buildings, courthouses, and parking facilities in Fort Worth and West Texas; a $10 million Glenn Research Center BPA through June 2027 for mechanical facilities support; a $2.7 million Social Security Administration indefinite-delivery contract through December 2026 for operations and maintenance at the Birmingham Social Security Center; and a $1.7 million Navy Installations Command delivery order for Option Year 2 recurring facilities services at Naval Station Kittery, Maine. The vendor also holds a $999.999 billion OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ through December 2029 and a $4 million Army Reserve Command contract for janitorial services in Region 1.

Customer concentration is defense-heavy and diffuse. The top five customers by award count—GSA Public Buildings Service Region 4 (182 awards, $27.6 million), Army Corps of Engineers (160 awards, $32.9 million), GSA Region 7 (81 awards, $118.2 million), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (63 awards, $339.1 million), and Navy Installations Command (62 awards, $36 million)—account for 55% of the 993 recent prime awards. By dollar value, the concentration shifts toward defense: Naval Facilities Engineering Command anchors the portfolio at $339.1 million across 63 awards, followed by Army Training and Doctrine Command at $280.4 million across 25 awards, GSA Region 7 at $118.2 million, Army Reserve Command at $56 million, and Marine Corps at $55.2 million. The combined potential value across all 993 awards reaches $1.5 billion; obligated dollars total $385.9 million (26% of potential).

Fortis Industries' vehicle portfolio centers on blanket purchase agreements and indefinite-delivery contracts. The GSA Region 7 BPA ($48.5 million, effective through April 2027) generates the heaviest task-order volume—the source cites hundreds of individual calls ranging from sub-$1,000 emergency portable restroom rentals to multi-million-dollar preventive maintenance and system overhauls across Fort Worth and West Texas federal facilities. The OASIS+ Total Small Business IDIQ ($999.999 billion ceiling through December 2029) provides a government-wide vehicle across seven functional domains (Management and Advisory, Technical and Engineering, Research and Development, Intelligence Services, Environmental Services, Facilities, and Logistics); Fortis was awarded in December 2024 and began issuing task orders around July 2024. The Naval Facilities Engineering Command indefinite-delivery contract (GS04P16EWD7057) has generated 185 task orders totaling $2.9 million in combined potential value. The Army Corps of Engineers holds two primary IDIQs under Fortis's footprint (W912P521D0003 with 80 task orders, $2.6 million potential; W912P520D0003 with 56 task orders, $3.7 million potential). GSA's Multiple Award Schedule itself carries 160 task orders totaling $186.2 million across the portfolio.

Activity has remained stable year over year at 47–80 awards per year over the past five years, with 2022 peaking at 80 awards and 2025 settling at 70. The first award in the source data dates to August 2008, indicating a 17-year federal footprint. The source identifies 14 awards (combined potential value $3.4 million) with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months and therefore facing recompete exposure. Service Contract Inventory reporting shows SCI-invoiced revenue of $9.9 million across five prime contracts spanning FY2022–FY2024: $2.4 million (15.8 FTEs) in FY2022, $1.8 million (12.6 FTEs) in FY2023, and $5.7 million (46.9 FTEs) in FY2024—a sharp FY2024 growth trajectory. Government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts run a median of $63.35/hour, with the 10th percentile at $54.03/hour and 90th percentile at $71.14/hour, reflecting a mix of entry-level custodial work and mid-level technical services. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, named subcontractors account for roughly 9% of total contractor hours, with two named subcontractors reported across the dataset.

Fortis Industries' GSA labor schedule portfolio spans 63 active categories priced from $48.46/hour (Janitor, no clearance) through $162.55/hour (Program Manager, bachelor's required). Entry-level labor (Janitor at $48.46/hour, Planner/Scheduler at $64.81/hour) anchors the lower spectrum; mid-tier technical roles (Motor Vehicle Mechanic at $79.66/hour, HVAC Installer at $110.16/hour, Boiler Tender at $129.14/hour) support the facilities-maintenance mission; senior roles (Program Manager at $162.55/hour) round out management capacity. None of the labor categories carry security-clearance requirements, consistent with the vendor's facilities-operations focus in unclassified civilian and standard-defense environments. The portfolio reflects a cost-competitive pricing posture designed for federal facilities support work across the continental United States and select overseas locations (Kittery, Maine; Chattanooga, Tennessee; St. Louis, Missouri figure prominently in recent awards).

Fortis Industries, LLC is a Tribally Owned, SDB with over 16 years of experience providing full-spectrum Facility Support Services for multiple government agencies. Since its founding, our business has grown into a multidisciplinary organization with over 300 facility service professionals across the US. Beginning as Logistics & Technology Services (LTS) in 2005, our small business grew and we graduated from the 8(a) business development program and began fostering small business partnerships through the SBA's All-Small MP JV Program. In 2020, the company changed names from LTS to Fortis Industries. Growth brought expanded facility support capabilities and refinement of our corporate operations, proposal, and back-office support structure. In 2022, Fortis was acquired by Poarch Creek Indians Federal Services (PCIFS), providing more opportunities and the resources and professional knowledge of not only the tribe, but also 11 additional sister companies.