Maxerve Co., LTD.

Maxerve Co., LTD., a Seoul-based for-profit facility support services provider, operates as a prime contractor exclusively on Department of Defense maintenance and repair delivery orders at U.S. military installations in South Korea, with no subcontract footprint and no participation in set-aside categories. The company competes in the open market across firm fixed-price task orders issued under indefinite delivery contracts held with Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) Pacific Region and Air Force Pacific Air Forces (PACAF), with combined potential value of $1.3 billion across 198 prime awards but only $19.4 million in obligated dollars reflecting the small, frequent task-order structure of its work.

Maxerve's concrete capability set centers on HVAC system preventive maintenance and repair, heating system maintenance, on-call facility repairs, parts and materials procurement, elevator technician services, and installation and removal of facility equipment at Yongsan Cluster and other South Korea military installations. Representative work includes a $186,526.50 delivery order (November 2024) for preventive maintenance heating system services through October 2025 under IMCOM's $1.12 million single-award IDC awarded November 2024; a $262,847.10 delivery order (November 2023) for on-call repair services through May 2024; a $133,220.97 delivery order (February 2023) for parts, materials, and automatic doors through February 2024; and a $643,344.37 delivery order (November 2021) for on-call repair and HVAC maintenance from December 2021 through November 2022.

Customer concentration is extreme and geographically focused. The top five agencies account for 99% of awards by count; the Department of the Army IMCOM Pacific Region dominates with 105 awards representing $19 million combined potential value, followed by IMCOM Korean Region (45 awards, $4.5 million), PACAF (40 awards, $4.6 million), and smaller presence with Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Far East (4 awards, $1.27 billion potential value from what appears to be pre-award IDC ceiling estimates). The dollars-versus-volume divergence is stark: the Corps of Engineers four awards carry $1.27 billion notional potential value, but Maxerve has obligated only $19.4 million across all work, indicating ceiling values are far larger than typical task-order takedowns in the $1 thousand to $20 thousand range.

Vehicle position is narrow and IMCOM-dependent. Maxerve's top five parent IDCs are Army contracts: W91QVN11D0064 (71 task orders, $396 thousand combined value), W91QVN19D0050 (39 task orders, $1.2 million), W91QVN17D0037 (23 task orders, $3.2 million), W91QVN11D0071 (17 task orders, $4 million), and W91QVN21D0004 (17 task orders, $2.3 million). The current IDC, awarded November 2024 for $1.12 million through October 2027, has generated eleven delivery orders totaling approximately $266,458 as of April 2026, with individual task orders ranging from $864 to $186,526.50. All work is performed in South Korea with no domestic presence indicated.

Activity trajectory is modest and stable. Over the past five years, award count per year has remained flat to slightly declining (nine awards in 2022, eleven in 2023, eleven in 2024, ten in 2025, and three in 2026 as of April). The recompete cliff over the next twenty-four months is minimal: only one award with combined potential value of $123 thousand reaches ultimate completion inside the window, reflecting the long-tail structure of ongoing IDCs with rolling task orders rather than time-bound single awards.

Award distribution by NAICS and PSC reflects pure facilities maintenance posture. The top three NAICS categories are Elevator and Moving Stairway Manufacturing (72 awards), Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors (66 awards), and Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment Repair and Maintenance (59 awards). By PSC, Maint/Repair/Rebuild of Equipment — Materials Handling Equipment (72 awards) leads, followed by Electrical and Electronic Equipment Components (58 awards) and Plumbing, Heating, and Waste Disposal Equipment (51 awards). This pattern reflects the elevator, HVAC, and general building systems maintenance work that anchors Maxerve's federal footprint.

Maxerve was registered in SAM.gov in November 2009 and has maintained continuous federal contractor status. The company holds no visible teaming relationships, subcontracts, or partner exposure in the source data. All delivery orders are competed through open market competition with no set-aside designation and are structured as firm fixed-price work. The vendor's entire federal business is rooted in a single geographic region — South Korea military installations — with no presence in CONUS or other theaters indicated across the 198 awards in the source.