Ocs-Ncs JV II, LLC

Ocs-Ncs JV II, LLC, a minority-owned, Black American-owned SBA 8(a)-certified joint venture headquartered in Louisville, Kentucky, operates as a prime contractor for federal construction, facilities maintenance, and infrastructure modernization work under Total Small Business and 8(a) sole-source set-asides, exclusively across civilian agencies. The vendor competes predominantly under 8(a) set-asides and total small business designations; all 25 recent prime awards are set-aside work, with no full-and-open competition in the source data. SBA 8(a) certification is valid through February 17, 2027.

The vendor's capability portfolio centers on facilities operations, building systems maintenance, electrical infrastructure wiring, and construction trades services across federal properties. Representative work spans a $32.9 million single-award IDIQ for full maintenance operations, custodial, and grounds services at six federal facilities in Laredo, Texas (Colombia Port of Entry, Convent Port of Entry, Juarez-Lincoln Port of Entry, World Trade Port of Entry, Border Patrol Sector Headquarters, and George P. Kazen Building U.S. Courthouse), awarded June 1, 2026, under GSA Public Buildings Service Region 7; a $7.5 million Competitive 8(a) definitive contract from the National Park Service National Office for rehabilitation of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park visitor center and headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, awarded July 2, 2025, with completion due February 22, 2027; a $3.4 million GSA Region 4 design-build contract for modernization of the chilled water plant at the Frank M. Johnson Federal Courthouse in Montgomery, Alabama, awarded July 7, 2025 under 8(a) sole source; and a $4.5 million Army Cyber Command 8(a) sole-source IDIQ for communication infrastructure wiring at Fort Knox, Kentucky, awarded February 20, 2026, running through February 19, 2029. Smaller delivery orders and definitive contracts fund routine maintenance, repair, and electrical work at National Park Service Southeast Region facilities (water line repairs, electrical upgrades, gate installations, sidewalk replacement, roof repair) and GSA facilities in Texas and South Dakota.

Customer concentration is dominated by facilities-focused civilian agencies. The top five customers by potential value—GSA Public Buildings Service Region 7 ($32.9 million, 1 award), National Park Service National Office ($7.5 million, 1 award), Army Cyber Command ($4.5 million, 1 award), GSA Region 4 ($3.4 million, 1 award), and GSA Region 8 ($2 million, 1 award)—account for 98% of combined potential value across the portfolio. By award count, the National Park Service Southeast Region leads with 10 awards valued at $882 thousand combined, followed by GSA Public Buildings Service with 8 awards valued at $124 thousand combined. This split reflects a portfolio anchored by a small number of large single-award IDIQs and definitive contracts alongside many small maintenance and repair task orders.

The vendor holds position on two parent vehicles: GSA Region 7's Indefinite Delivery Contract 47PG5126D0002 (eight task orders, $124 thousand combined potential value, facilities support at Laredo federal properties) and Army Cyber Command's Indefinite Delivery Contract W9124D26DA003 ($4.5 million ceiling, two task orders valued at $23 thousand combined representing early draws against the IDIQ). All work flows through prime delivery mechanisms; the vendor operates as 100% prime across the award portfolio with no subcontract activity in the source.

Activity has grown year over year, from 10 awards in 2025 to 15 awards through September 2026. Six awards (combined potential value $13 million) carry ultimate completion dates within the next twenty-four months, creating recompete exposure for the vendor and recompete opportunity for competitors. The SCI dataset shows minimal invoiced service-contract activity at the $150,000+ threshold: $249 thousand across 0.3 FTEs in FY2025 across three prime records, with no subcontractor engagement reported. This narrow SCI footprint reflects the vendor's heavy concentration in construction and maintenance work, much of which falls below SCI reporting thresholds or is structured as capital projects rather than service contracts. The vendor's primary NAICS categories are Facilities Support Services (9 awards), Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (4 awards), and Electrical Contractors (4 awards), with complementary specialty trades in plumbing, HVAC, and general contracting.