National Contracting Services, LLC

National Contracting Services, LLC, a Kentucky-based 8(a) certified small disadvantaged business, operates as a pure prime contractor delivering commercial and institutional building construction, facilities maintenance, electrical infrastructure upgrades, and security system installation services to federal civilian and defense agencies. Hispanic American–owned and self-certified as a small disadvantaged business, the vendor competes predominantly under set-aside vehicles—Total Small Business and 8(a) Sole Source designations characterize the majority of its prime work—though recent awards show increased full-and-open competition across GSA and courthouse renovation programs.

The vendor's customer concentration sits heavily with civilian real estate and facilities agencies. The top five customers by award count—General Services Administration Public Buildings Service Region 4 (105 awards, $16.1 million), Department of the Interior National Park Service Southeast Region (58 awards, $13.8 million), General Services Administration Public Buildings Service National Capital Region (52 awards, $17.9 million), Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (51 awards, $4.4 million), and Department of the Army Cyber Command (48 awards, $8.8 million)—account for 57% of all recent awards. By potential value, the rankings diverge sharply: Department of the Army Installation Management Command Northeast Region anchors 78% of combined dollar exposure with 23 awards carrying $258 million potential value, driven by a single $5.363 million Devils Tower housing multiplex definitive contract (February 2026, set-aside Total Small Business), a $4.258 million Fort Donelson Visitor Center rehabilitation (May 2026), and an $11.22 million Mammoth Cave pavement reconstruction project (November 2025). The vendor's work spans federal courthouses across Kentucky and the Southeast (Louisville, Lexington, Covington, Frankfort, London), National Park Service facilities (Mammoth Cave, Fort Donelson, Abraham Lincoln Birthplace, Devils Tower, Yosemite, Blue Ridge Parkway), and Army installations (Fort Knox, Fort Campbell).

National Contracting Services holds recurring positions on multiple federal contract vehicles. The vendor sits on five parent IDIQs and BPAs carrying the highest task-order volume: a $15 million GSA PBS Region 4 multiple-award IDIQ for general construction services (December 2024, Total Small Business set-aside, through November 2029); a second identical $15 million GSA PBS Region 4 multiple-award IDIQ (December 2024); a $36.6 million GSA Portland-area facilities management and O&M BPA (May 2025, Total Small Business set-aside, through April 2035, though terminated for convenience in 2025); a $3.3 million Army Cyber Command 8(a) sole source IDIQ for NEC communications infrastructure wiring at Fort Knox (September 2022, through September 2025, with over 30 delivery orders); and an $11.7 million GSA Multiple Award Schedule BPA for full maintenance at Lawton Federal Courthouse and operation/maintenance services in Oklahoma City (March 2026, Total Small Business set-aside, through August 2035). Recent construction MATOC 2021–2026 delivery orders under GSA's Tennessee and Kentucky vehicle demonstrate the vendor's established position for recurring courthouse and federal building repairs across the region.

Activity has declined year over year—82 awards in 2022 to 23 awards in the first nine months of 2026—though dollar volume remains concentrated in large definitive contracts. Sixteen awards totaling $38.1 million potential value reach ultimate completion inside the next twenty-four months and therefore face recompete exposure. Award portfolio composition shows 100% prime work (549 awards, zero sub-awards), indicating the vendor builds its own delivery capacity rather than serving as a feeder to larger primes. Across SCI-reportable federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold, National Contracting Services invoiced $13.9 million between FY2022 and FY2025 (FY2022: $5.1 million across 16.9 FTEs; FY2023: $6.6 million across 8.5 FTEs; FY2024: $694 thousand across 0.2 FTEs; FY2025: $1.5 million across 3.0 FTEs), with median government-paid hourly rates around $405/hr and no subcontractor hours reported. This SCI activity represents a narrow slice of the vendor's federal footprint; the majority of the vendor's work appears as smaller definitive contracts, delivery orders, and BPA calls below the SCI threshold or categorized as goods and construction rather than services.

Representative capability work includes a $1.348 million definitive contract for entrance and parking sign replacement at Mammoth Cave National Park (September 2026, Total Small Business set-aside); a $1.5 million definitive contract for hotel generator installation and electrical infrastructure upgrade at Mammoth Cave (September 2025); a $732.4 million delivery order for multistack chiller repair at Gene Snyder U.S. Courthouse in Louisville (September 2022, under GSA Construction Services MATOC, Total Small Business set-aside); a $659.9 million delivery order for third-floor office-to-chambers conversion at Frankfort Federal Courthouse (July 2022); a $491.6 million delivery order for fire alarm system upgrade in Building 80 at Fort Campbell (June 2023); a $300.9 million definitive contract for Camp Dawson Airfield design, striping, and LED lighting (July 2022, 8(a) sole source, Department of the Army); a $256.2 million definitive contract for standby generator installation at Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park (September 2023); and numerous delivery orders for NEC wiring, boiler replacement, HVAC systems, and interior renovations at courthouses and federal buildings across Kentucky and the Southeast. GSA Schedule labor offerings span grounds maintenance ($36.79/hr), small engine mechanics ($47.67/hr), carpenters ($52.24/hr), locksmiths ($62.17/hr), and project managers ($150.30/hr), reflecting a workforce oriented toward facility repair, maintenance, and construction support with no security-cleared roles listed.

The vendor operates as an established federal construction and facilities prime, with deep Kentucky and Southeast region presence, a characteristic reliance on Total Small Business and 8(a) set-aside vehicles for competitive advantage, and a demonstrated capacity to execute multi-million-dollar definitive contracts and recurring task-order volumes under regional GSA and agency-specific IDIQs. Recent activity trajectory and recompete cliff suggest the vendor is managing a maturing portfolio of large prior awards now reaching completion, with near-term opportunity concentrated in recompete and task-order work on existing vehicle platforms.

Commercial Construction, Federal Construction, State Construction, and Local Construction

Facility Management and Facility Maintenance

Custodial and Groundskeeping Services

Construction Management Services

Network Communication Construction

Green Energy (Renewable Energy, Lighting Upgrades, Generators, EPS, UPS, EMS, BAS)

*Electrical Services (Fire Protection, Security, Power Distribution,Cabling)