Native Energy & Technology Inc.

Native Energy & Technology Inc., doing business as Global Facilities Support - Government Entities, operates as a Native American-owned, minority-owned small disadvantaged business providing facilities maintenance, repair, and operations services to federal agencies as a prime contractor across 1,013 federal awards spanning 61 customer agencies. The San Antonio, Texas-based Subchapter S corporation competes under the Total Small Business set-aside on a significant portion of its work and operates full-and-open on remaining awards, positioning it as a characteristic small business set-aside competitor across GSA vehicles and agency-wide IDIQs.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on concrete infrastructure support: HVAC system replacement and repair, generator installation and maintenance, boiler replacement, electrical system upgrades, fire suppression system service, plumbing and water line work, facility preventative and corrective maintenance, grounds keeping, custodial operations, and emergency facility management. Representative work includes a $4.5 million option-year delivery order for preventative maintenance at CBP Southeast facilities (FY2025, awarded June 2025 under a $20 million IDIQ); a $22.2 million blanket purchase agreement for Northwest Corridor facility maintenance and repair (awarded September 2022, running through September 2027, covering HVAC, generators, boilers, and infrastructure across Washington, Montana, Idaho, and North Dakota); an $8.85 million delivery order from EPA Region 3 for Environmental Systems Center operations and maintenance at Fort Meade, Maryland (awarded July 2022, running through July 2027); a $24.3 million delivery order for IRS Andover, Massachusetts facility operations, maintenance, and custodial services under the GSA BMO Zones 2–6 IDIQ (awarded February 2022, running through March 2027); and a $9.1 million definitive contract with Army Corps of Engineers for preventative and corrective facility maintenance at Fort Hood, Texas (awarded August 2023, running through February 2028, Total Small Business set-aside). The vendor holds a GSA Federal Supply Schedule contract (effective November 2023 through November 2028, $475,000 ceiling) covering 46 labor categories spanning entry-level trades helpers ($34.31/hr) through senior HVAC field technicians ($217.69/hr) and project managers ($127.11/hr), with no cleared positions offered.

Customer concentration anchors heavily with the Department of Homeland Security's Customs and Border Protection, which accounts for 443 awards and $399.7 million in combined potential value — representing 44% of the awards and the majority of the vendor's operational focus. The top five customers by award count (CBP, DHS Chief Procurement Officer, Air Force Air National Guard, Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District, and EPA Office of Research and Development) account for 65% of recent awards. By potential value, GSA Federal Acquisition Service dominates with $84.26 billion across 12 awards — a strategic concentration that reflects the vendor's position on high-ceiling GSA vehicles rather than task-order volume; CBP follows with $399.7 million across 443 orders, revealing a customer-concentration split: CBP provides sustained, frequent smaller deliveries while GSA vehicles anchor longer-term, higher-ceiling infrastructure. The Army Corps of Engineers Charleston District ($42.4 million across 50 awards) and EPA ($19 million across 43 awards) represent secondary but material customer bases.

The vendor places task orders across five parent vehicles that account for the majority of its pipeline. The top vehicle is an Indefinite Delivery Contract (HSBP1015D00006) with 121 task orders valued at $38.7 million, followed by another IDC (70B01C19D00000004) with 103 task orders and $34.2 million. The Multiple Award Schedule vehicle carries 100 task orders and $202.2 million in combined potential value — encompassing both CBP facility maintenance work and broader federal facilities support. A $20 million IDIQ for CBP Southeast preventative maintenance and repair (awarded April 2024, running through March 2029, Total Small Business set-aside) anchors ongoing CBP South and Caribbean work; a $22.2 million CBP Northwest Corridor BPA (awarded September 2022, running through September 2027, Total Small Business set-aside) covers border facilities across the northern tier. The vendor also participates in the GSA BMO Zones 2–6 IDIQ for FEMA Region VI and IRS Andover operations and maintenance work.

Activity has declined year over year, from 52 awards in FY2023 and 39 in FY2022 to 26 in FY2024, 13 in FY2025, and 6 in FY2026, signaling a shift in competitive posture or customer acquisition. Eleven awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $166.5 million — representing substantial recompete exposure centered on CBP Southeast and Northwest maintenance contracts, Army Corps of Engineers work, and GSA vehicle task orders.

SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 threshold declined from $21.9 million in FY2022 across 146 full-time equivalents to $17.5 million in FY2025 across 101 FTEs, reflecting a contraction in the government-invoiced labor footprint. Across SCI-reportable prime contracts, median government-paid hourly rates have been around $79.06, with a 10th percentile of $37.09/hr and a 90th percentile of $143.62/hr. The vendor subcontracts an average of 8% of contractor hours across its prime contracts, engaging 729 named subcontractors — a posture indicating a primarily self-performing model with selective sub-deployment on specialized tasks. The vendor does not appear as a subcontractor on federal awards in the source data, positioning it as a prime-only operator across its recent federal portfolio.

The vendor's SBA profile emphasizes the Native American-owned designation across all awards, and the Total Small Business set-aside recurs on CBP maintenance contracts, GSA BMO vehicles, NIST work, and Army Corps of Engineers awards, indicating a characteristic reliance on set-aside vehicles for a material portion of its prime work while competing full-and-open on remaining task orders, GSA Schedule work, and EPA contracts.

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