Municipal Base Services LLC

Municipal Base Services LLC, a Georgia-based 8(a) certified service-disabled veteran-owned small business, executes facilities maintenance, construction, environmental remediation, and low-level radioactive waste handling services for the Department of Defense as a prime contractor across five single-award indefinite delivery contracts worth $22.35 million. The firm is minority-owned (Black American owned), self-certified small disadvantaged, and veteran-owned, with SBA 8(a) certification valid through May 31, 2029. Municipal Base Services holds a named subsidiary, MBS GCR JV LLC, carrying the same ownership designations.

The vendor's customer base concentrates heavily on Navy and Marine Corps facility operations. The top five agencies by combined potential value account for 97% of recent awards, led by Naval Facilities Engineering Command ($30.4 million, 23 awards), Joint Munitions Command ($13.8 million, 17 awards), Navy Installations Command ($9.5 million, 27 awards), Marine Corps ($7.1 million, 17 awards), and Defense Health Agency ($6.1 million, 8 awards). While Navy Installations Command leads by order count, Naval Facilities Engineering Command dominates by dollar magnitude—reflecting large definitive contracts for hurricane recovery and infrastructure projects versus smaller task-order activity at Navy Installations Command.

Municipal Base Services operates exclusively under single-award IDCs with five DoD agencies, all structured as 8(a) sole source set-asides. The primary vehicles are Naval Facilities Engineering Command contracts for unscheduled maintenance (two IDCs totaling $9 million, awarded May 2023 and May 2024, both running through 2029–2030); a Marine Corps job order contract ($4 million, awarded July 2024, through June 2029); two Joint Munitions Command IDCs for low-level radioactive waste handling and remediation ($4.5 million each, awarded May 2023 and May 2024, running through 2028); and a Defense Health Agency contract for multi-function support services at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island and Naval Hospital Beaufort ($4.354 million, awarded June 2022, through December 2027). Task orders under these vehicles span Navy Installations Command (27 awards), Naval Facilities Engineering Command (23 awards), Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (17 awards), and Marine Corps (17 awards), with the largest single deliverable being a $3.949 million Hurricane Ida exterior repairs definitive contract (May 2022) and a $2.228 million low-level radioactive waste handling order at Hunter Point Shipyard (May 2024).

Recent activity shows sustained growth. The vendor received seven awards in 2022, eighteen in 2023, twenty-six in 2024, and thirty-six in 2025, with five awards recorded to date in 2026. Combined potential value across all 115 prime awards stands at $69.2 million, with $33.7 million obligated to date (49% of ceiling). Twelve awards carrying combined potential value of $3 million face ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months, representing recompete exposure across the Navy Installations Command, Joint Munitions Command, and Defense Health Agency contract portfolios.

Concrete capability footprint is grounded in the work itself. Municipal Base Services delivers multi-function support services (MFSS) spanning generator maintenance and repair, chiller and cooling system work, HVAC controls, air dampers, actuators, and fuel systems at Naval Hospital Beaufort and Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island under the Defense Health Agency IDC. It performs unscheduled maintenance and emergency repairs—roof work, interior renovations, duct cleaning, sewer line repairs, emergency generator installation, and building systems upgrades—at Navy and Marine Corps installations under NAVFAC and Navy Installations Command vehicles. For low-level radioactive waste, the vendor provides identification, packaging, transportation, and disposal services at former shipyards, ammunition plants, and Army depots including Hunter Point Shipyard, Rock Island Arsenal, Fort Detrick, McAlester Army Ammunition Plant, and Puget Sound Naval Shipyard. Environmental remediation work includes AFFF removal and handling, asbestos surveys, and radiological remediation. The vendor operates at geographically dispersed locations including Beaufort, South Carolina; New Orleans, Louisiana; San Francisco and Ridgecrest, California; Mayport, Florida; and multiple Army installations across the continental United States.

Municipal Base Services competes entirely under 8(a) sole source set-asides at the IDC level, with individual task orders split between sole source and full-and-open designations. The firm holds no position on government-wide vehicles such as GWACs or agency-wide multiple-award contracts; its footprint is anchored to five single-award IDCs issued under 8(a) authority. The vendor carries no named subcontractors in the award history and operates as a prime only, with no sub-award activity recorded in the source.

Self Performing General Contractor for facility maint and repair; Electrical, HVAC, Painting, Concrete, Interior Finishes, civil/site/horizontal/vertical construction, demolition and environmental remediation.