Parliament LLC

Parliament LLC, through its Fedcology division, is a minority-owned, small disadvantaged business based in Beachwood, Ohio, that operates as a prime contractor delivering disaster relief housing, facilities maintenance, interpreter services, and specialized professional services to federal agencies. The company competes predominantly under Total Small Business set-asides and holds a highly concentrated portfolio anchored by Federal Emergency Management Agency work.

Parliament's federal footprint is dominated by disaster recovery housing and property management. FEMA accounts for 482 awards (42 percent of the 1,136-award portfolio) valued at $285.4 million combined potential value—nearly 86 percent of the company's total potential value across all customer agencies. Recent representative FEMA work includes consolidated direct lease call orders for temporary furnished housing units supporting Maui Wildfires recovery (DR-4724-HI) with values ranging from $1.1 million to $4.1 million per call, multiple direct lease calls for Florida disaster declarations (DR-4828 and DR-4834) with individual ceilings between $30 thousand and $267 thousand, and a $9.9 billion multiple-award BPA established in May 2026 for commercially off-the-shelf home units. Beyond FEMA's Blanket Purchase Agreement 70FBR924A00000005 (322 task orders, $107.9 million), Parliament executes property management work under BPA 70FBR425A00000015 (78 task orders, $9.8 million). The company's secondary customer base includes the Department of Defense Education Activity (45 awards, $19.3 million), where Parliament delivers special education services including Board-Certified Behavior Analyst and Registered Behavior Technician support, nursing services, cosmetology instruction, and teacher of the deaf services across DoDEA-Americas school sites. The Defense Contract Management Agency represents 43 awards valued at $26 million, predominantly for American Sign Language interpretation services under a $714,285 blanket purchase agreement.

Parliament's capability portfolio spans five distinct service categories. Disaster relief housing procurement and property management constitutes the largest segment—the company sources, leases, manages, and maintains furnished residential units (one to four bedrooms) across multiple states including Florida, Hawaii, Tennessee, Iowa, North Carolina, New Mexico, and Mississippi. Facilities management and infrastructure maintenance work includes HVAC system replacement, roof repairs, septic system replacement, water well drilling and rehabilitation, concrete pathway installation, asphalt sealing and striping, parking lot resurfacing, dock lift replacement, and orphaned oil and gas well plugging and abandonment. A representative $2.3 million definitive contract with the National Park Service covers plugging three abandoned wells and removing pipeline at Jean Lafitte National Historical Park. A $692,500 firm fixed-price purchase order with USDA Agricultural Research Service covers maintenance and replacement of 161 NetPro Protective Canopy shade systems over a five-year period. Accessibility and interpreter services encompass American Sign Language interpretation, tactile interpretation, and specialized accessibility accommodations delivered to defense and civilian agencies; a $714,285 DCMA BPA anchors this segment. Educational and specialized professional support includes physical therapy, occupational therapy, Board-Certified Behavior Analyst services, teacher-of-the-deaf services, special education consultation, and lead cosmetology instructor services delivered to DoDEA school sites, federal prisons, and Coast Guard installations. Cultural resource and museum work includes archaeological surveys, cultural resources inventory, museum collection assessment and conservation, artwork preservation, and navigability historian research; a $54,625 purchase order with USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service covers cultural resources inventory of two floodwater control dam sites in Oklahoma.

Activity has grown substantially year over year, from 71 awards in 2022 to 320 in 2024, though 2025 and 2026 show contraction (136 and 58 awards respectively, though 2026 data is incomplete as of the snapshot date). Seventy-one awards valued at $38.8 million reach ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months and face recompete exposure. Parliament operates exclusively as a prime contractor—100 percent of awards are prime (1,136 prime, zero sub-awards)—and does not use subcontractors; the company delivers all work directly.

Parliament holds five named indefinite-delivery vehicles beyond the FEMA BPA portfolio. A $1.2 million single-award indefinite delivery contract with the U.S. Coast Guard covers tutoring services at the Coast Guard Academy through August 2031, with annual firm fixed-price task orders for mathematics, chemistry, physics, data literacy, and engineering instruction. A $797,448 single-award indefinite delivery contract with the Medical Center for Federal Prisoners Springfield covers two Spanish interpreters and translators through September 2031. A $500,000 single-award indefinite delivery contract with US Pacific Fleet Forces covers interpreter services for reasonable accommodation at Naval Air Station Whidbey Island through January 2029. A $350,000 Blanket Purchase Agreement with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Region 4 covers bulk fuel delivery to Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge through August 2031. A $55 billion Worldwide Expeditionary Multiple Award Contract (WEXMAC) 2.2 with Naval Supply Systems Command for global logistics and life support services through December 2029 represents Parliament's largest ceiling value vehicle, though no task orders have been reflected in recent activity and the award appears structured as a holding vehicle for potential rapid-response logistics work.

Service Contract Inventory data captures only $1.1 million in invoiced federal service revenue across the FY2022–FY2025 period, predominantly in FY2024, indicating that Parliament's federal work—dominated by goods procurement (manufactured housing units), disaster relief direct leasing, facilities maintenance, and facilities construction—falls largely outside SCI reporting scope. The SCI data reflects 27 prime records with zero sub-contractor engagement, confirming Parliament's build-own-delivery posture across all captured service contracts. Median government-paid hourly rates on SCI contracts run around $19,911/hr, with senior labor and specialized services (such as Board-Certified Behavior Analysts and interpreters) pricing through the $33,496/hr range. The company reports zero FTE records in the SCI dataset for FY2022–FY2023 and zero FTEs in FY2024–FY2025, consistent with Parliament's model of flexible on-demand staffing for disaster housing management and specialized contracted services rather than a persistent full-time government workforce.

Parliament's recompete concentration and growth trajectory expose the company to significant risk: FEMA's 482 awards— 57 percent of the total portfolio—are subject to routine BPA call closeouts, unit removals, and funding de-obligations that do not represent loss of competition but reflect fluctuating disaster recovery housing demand. The 2025–2026 slowdown in new awards aligns with FEMA's transition to financial systems consolidation and de-obligation of excess disaster housing funds, visible in the high volume of zero-value or modification-only call orders in recent months. Parliament's Fedcology division positions the company as a specialized provider for federal agencies requiring rapid-deployment disaster recovery and facilities services, but the business model's dependence on catastrophic events and FEMA's discretionary housing policy creates structural volatility distinct from traditional federal contractor concentration risk.

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