Portco Inc.

Portco Inc., a Virginia-based AbilityOne non-profit organization headquartered in Suffolk, delivers custodial, janitorial, landscaping, grounds maintenance, and seasonal snow-removal services to federal agencies as a prime contractor on 128 of 129 recent awards (99% prime posture). Portco operates under the AbilityOne program, which supports non-profit organizations creating employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities; none of its awards carry small-business set-asides, reflecting its non-profit status and exemption from SBA reserve categories. The vendor's footprint is concentrated in NAICS 561720 (Janitorial Services), with 119 of 129 awards falling under that category.

Customer concentration runs heavily toward General Services Administration regions managing federal courthouses and office buildings. GSA PBS Region 3 leads both award count and potential value with 47 awards worth $28.5 million combined, followed by GSA PBS (central) with 18 awards valued at $16.5 million. The Department of the Interior National Park Service National Office ranks second in potential value at $27.2 million across six awards, anchored by a $15.1 million turf-management definitive contract with the Intermountain Region and multi-year janitorial contracts at Chesapeake & Ohio Canal and Harpers Ferry National Historical Parks. The Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command contributes $14.1 million across three definitive contracts, including a $4.49 million custodial services contract at Whiteman Air Force Base, Missouri running through September 2027. These five customer buckets account for 88% of combined potential value. Portco also works with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, National Park Service, U.S. Coast Guard, Department of Defense, Department of the Navy, and the Federal Aviation Administration.

Portco's parent vehicles are single-award IDCs, not government-wide acquisition contracts. The top vehicles by task-order count include Indefinite Delivery Contract N6247001D4414 (13 task orders, likely a Navy custodial vehicle based on customer distribution), GSA contract 47PD0320D0003 (8 task orders, $86 thousand), GSA contract GS03P13DXD0034 (8 task orders, $273 thousand), GSA contract 47PD0318D0012 (7 task orders, $22 thousand), and GSA contract 47PN0324D0006 (6 task orders, $103 thousand). These vehicles are concentrated in facilities-maintenance task orders across GSA regions and subordinate agencies. Portco holds active single-award IDCs with GSA PBS for custodial and related services at multiple courthouse and federal building complexes across Virginia ($7.6 million Norfolk/Portsmouth consolidation running through February 2027, $1.15 million Charlottesville/Lynchburg courthouse contract through January 2027, $1.43 million Max Rosenn Courthouse and SSA Trust Fund Building in Pennsylvania through June 2027, $1.29 million Herman T. Schneebeli Federal Building in Williamsport, Pennsylvania through September 2026), and a $2.1 million GSA Region 6 contract for the Rush H. Limbaugh Sr. Courthouse in Missouri. The FDA holds a $554 thousand IDC for janitorial services at its Forensic Chemistry Center in Cincinnati, Ohio, scheduled to complete September 2025.

Activity has been uneven but recently accelerated. Awards per year ran at 7 (2022), 10 (2023), 7 (2024), then jumped to 16 (2025), with 5 awards so far in 2026. The majority of recent task orders consist of small-dollar seasonal snow-removal delivery orders issued by GSA PBS regional offices in winter months (December through February), ranging from sub-$1,000 micropurchases to $45,510 for Norfolk-area operations. Nine awards with ultimate completion dates in the next twenty-four months carry combined potential value of $27.1 million, representing significant recompete exposure. The most material recompetes include the $15.1 million GSA Intermountain Region custodial contract (completion March 2032, but the GovTribe summary appears to have overshot; treat as a long-duration award), the $7.6 million Norfolk consolidation IDC (February 2027), the $4.49 million Air Force Whiteman AFB contract (September 2027), and the $2.18 million NCR Campus custodial contract (January 2028).

SCI-reported invoiced revenue captures only nine prime service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold and yields $4.6 million in FY2024 across 38.8 FTEs, representing a narrow slice of Portco's total federal activity (the bulk of Portco's work occurs under smaller task orders, micropurchases, and indefinite-delivery vehicles not captured in this data). Government-paid hourly rates on SCI records range from $33.98/hr at the 10th percentile to a median of $74.44/hr and $97.27/hr at the 90th percentile, consistent with custodial and facility-maintenance labor markets. Portco self-performed all reported labor with zero sub-hours across SCI-reportable contracts, reflecting the company's operational model of direct employment of individuals with disabilities rather than subcontractor reliance. Portco carries one named sub award—a staff-augmentation order for custodial services under Professional Contract Services, Inc. prime in April 2024—but operates overwhelmingly as a prime contractor building its own delivery teams at customer sites.